Advertisements were regularly listed in
the local newspapers to explain the current status of the project
and inform the public about traffic changes and other factors
affecting the community.
These advertisements are downloadable from the Information
documents section of this website.
Newsletters on the project outlining the status, construction progress, upcoming construction stages, environmental management, community involvement achievements and information on project displays and locations were distributed in all areas of the local community affected by the works.
These newsletters are downloadable from the Information
documents section of this website.
We used letterbox drop notices, leaflets and flyers to inform and advise local community members of any changes affecting individual properties, residents and businesses.
These items are downloadable from the Information
documents section of this website.
A community liaison group was established for the construction stage of the project works. Issues for discussion included such items as local vehicle, pedestrian and cyclist requirements, construction stage traffic diversions, noise control measures, air and water quality, landscaping requirements. The community liaison group was made up of representatives of local communities, a staff officer representing Byron Shire Council, the RTA and Abigroup representatives.
The group met monthly and meeting notes can be viewed in the Information documents section of this website.
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