Additional Flow Path Byron Bay Sewage Treatment Plant The additional flow path in the Byron Arts and Industry estate is part of a drainage upgrade aimed at improving water management in the Belongil catchment while providing better access to the industrial area. Spanning 2.3 kilometres, the project will also include the construction of a new shaded pathway, cycleway and 14-metre long pedestrian bridge.
Byron Visitor Centre Landscaping Upgrade Council has completed more than $230K of upgrades at the Byron Visitor Centre including improvements to accessibility to the centre plus beautiful landscaping, seating and artwork.
Former Mullumbimby Sewage Treatment Plant remediation This project is the full decommissioning of the former Former Mullumbimby Sewage Treatment Plant (STP).
Former South Byron Sewage Treatment Plant remediation Former South Byron Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) remediation works are scheduled to be complete in 28 February 2022.
Koonyum Range Road upgrade Approximately 2.75km of Koonyum Range Road will be sealed in early 2022. Koonyum residents have contributed more than $50,000 towards the $500,000 project.
Lighthouse Road stormwater drainage upgrade We are doing a major upgrade to improve the stormwater drainage network across Lighthouse Road, Paterson Street and Kipling Street, Byron Bay.
Major road upgrades Ocean Shores More than $3m will be spent on 29 roads in Ocean Shores, 1 in New Brighton and 1 in South Golden Beach in 2021. Thanks to funding from the NSW Government’s Fixing Local Roads, Round 2, program.
Mullumbimby road upgrades Many roads in Mullumbimby will be resealed starting in early 2022, thanks to a $1.3 million grant from the NSW Government’s Fixing Local Roads program.
Myocum Road upgrade The upgrade of Myocum Road is a major project funded by the NSW Government and Council. Warning : Changed traffic conditions from 9 August. Road closure at Possum Shoot Road and Kennedys Lane intersection from 16 August. Plan alternative routes and detours.
Pothole patching in the Byron Shire Find out where Byron Shire Council's Jetmaster is working and which roads are scheduled for pothole patching and repair in the coming weeks.