Upcoming Works on Kardan Boulevard - Rescheduled

Published on Wednesday, 23 October 2024 at 12:31:00 PM

UPDATE: Works have been rescheduled to commence on Thursday, 31 October and will take approximately three days to complete. Kardan Boulevard will be closed from 9am to 2:30pm. 

The work will be done in the following stages

  • Stage 1 – Southbound closure between Thomas Road and Pingaring Court / Kalyang Loop
  • Stage 2 – Northbound closure between Thomas Road and Pingaring Court / Kalyang Loop
  • Stage 3 – Southbound closure between Pingaring Court / Kalyang Loop and Mangatj Street (this stage may not require a road closure. TBC) 
  • Stage 4 – Northbound closure between Pingaring Court / Kalyang Loop and Mangatj Street

Kardan Boulevard between Thomas Road and Koolbardi Loop is set to undergo road and drainage works from Friday, 18 October to Sunday, 20 October, as part of the Shire's commitment to resolve flooding issues this road experiences during periods of heavy rainfall. The works will focus on inspecting and cleaning the underground pipe system, which has been identified as inadequate in effectively managing water drainage.

Key Details of the Project:


Dates: Friday, 18 October to Sunday, 20 October.

Road Closure: Kardan Boulevard will be closed from 9am to 3pm on the above days. Traffic management will be in place, and signage will direct drivers to alternate routes. Please note, the road will operate normally outside of these hours.

Specific works will include:

  • 325 metres worth of drain cleaning and camera inspections
  • Video recording of the subsurface system to identify issues and assist with remedial repairs and any other work that's needed.

The Shire considers this to be a high priority and is committed to providing residents and road users with a long-term solution to improve the drainage system and hopefully prevent future flooding during periods of heavy rainfall. 

We encourage you to stay informed about any changes or updates to road closures by following us on Facebook and visiting our Road Reports website. The Shire appreciates the community’s patience and remains committed to ensuring the issue is fully resolved.

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