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Active Transport Strategy - Footpath Replacement - Burnie Park

As part of the Active Transport Strategy, Civilscape will be replacing an existing asphalt footpath at Burnie Park with a new 3.0m wide asphalt footpath.

Bitumen Surfacing Services

Asphalt and Spray Seal work sites - each year, Council conducts a public tender for Bitumen Surfacing Services to support our Urban and Rural Roads Reseal Program.

Burnie Arts redevelopment project

We are excited to share with you the progress towards a reimagined Burnie Arts.

Burnie City Centre Urban Plan

The City Centre Urban Plan will transform the Burnie City Centre to create a vibrant and engaging place to work, live, shop and socialise.

Announcement : Burnie Council received funding of $17.3 million from the Tasmanian Government to commence implementing the Plan once developed.

Burnie Coastal Pathway

Since 2009, the Coastal Pathway development in Burnie has included sections from Emu River to Red Rock and Cooee to Cam River, featuring shared bike paths and walking tracks.

Burnie Courts Complex Relocation Project

The $86.5 million Complex at 100–106 Wilson Street will include a Supreme Court, two Magistrates Courts, a Family Court and a shared courtroom. Designs by Xsquared Architects were released in Oct 2025.

Batchelor Construction completed demolition Jan 2026. Fairbrother was awarded the construction contract in May 2026, with construction commencing in Jun and completion expected in 2028

Burnie Gateway Project

The pataway/Burnie Gateway Commission will enhance the visual appeal of the city entrance, greeting visitors with a welcoming wave gesture.

Burnie Lawn Cemetery - Footpath replacement

Kindly be advised that Council’s Civil team will commence footpath replacement works at the Lawn Cemetery from Monday 18 May.

CCTV Upgrade – Multi Storey Car Park

From Monday 19 January, works will begin to replace and upgrade the CCTV system in the Multi Storey Car Park. This project is part of Councils 2025-26 Capital Works Program, and is expected to take approximately four weeks to complete.

Cradle Coast Future Energy Hub

Tasmania’s Cradle Coast is emerging as a major renewable energy zone, with projects including the TasTAFE Clean Energy Centre of Excellence, Hellyer Wind Farm, HIF e-Fuels Facility, Marinus Link, and the NW Transmission Developments. In Nov 2025, an Energy Series campaign launched to explain the facts and highlight Tasmania’s opportunities in leading the clean-energy transition shaping our future.

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