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Capital and other works

The Capital Works Program has been developed to meet anticipated community infrastructure needs and the future development of the Town to align with the strategic plan, driven by population growth, requirements of the community and asset management. These works include footpath replacement, traffic management treatments and road re-sheeting works among other minor capital works.

Details of other works are also included on this page.

Upcoming works

Residents living within the proximity of these upcoming works will have received correspondence from the Town providing project details. If you have any queries regarding these works, please contact us.

Details of other works are also included on this page.

Park Furniture and Shade Sail Installation - Mrs Herbert’s Park

The Town would like to advise that contractors will be removing the old plastic bench seat and picnic setting to the south of the playground and replacing it with new ones from Tuesday 20 October until Friday 23 October. These park furniture items will be placed on new concrete pad bases. Following this, on Monday 26 October contractors will be installing new shade sail poles for the playground into the sand pit area, with the shades being attached on Monday 2 November. Please see the below letter distributed to affected residents for more information. 

Notification Letter Park Furniture And Shade Sail Installation Mrs Herberts Park

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Swing Set and Shade Sail Installation - Jean and John Mulder Park

The Town would like to advise that contractors will be removing the old swing set frame to the south of the main playground and replacing it with a new one on Thursday 22 October. On Friday 23 October, the sand pit beneath the swings will be topped up and during the week of 26 October, the new swings will be attached to the frame. Please see the below letter distributed to affected residents for more information. 

Notification Letter Swing Set And Shade Sails At Mulder Park

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Postponement of Road Resurfacing and Kerb Upgrade works - Gugeri Street 

Road resurfacing and kerb upgrade work at Gugeri Street between Loch Street and Chancellor Street have been postponed due to unsuitable weather conditions. Alternative dates are being reviewed and a further update will be provided once a revised construction program has been confirmed. Please see the below letter distributed to affected residents for more information. 

Notification Letter Gugeri Street Road And Kerb Upgrade Schedule Update

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Footpath Upgrade, crossover upgrade, kerbing works and maintenance works at the roundabout - Leura Avenue - Gugeri Street to Stirling Highway

Footpath upgrades, crossover upgrades, kerbing works and maintenance works will commence on Monday 12 October 2026. Please see the below letter distributed to affected residents for more information. 

Notification Letter Footpath Upgrade Leura Avenue

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Road Resurfacing and Kerb Upgrade - Gugeri Street (South) - Ashton Avenue to Loch Street 

Road resurfacing and kerb upgrade work will commence on Monday 5 October 2026. Please see the below letter distributed to affected residents for more information. 

Notification Letter Gugeri Street Road And Kerb Upgrade

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Pelican Roosting Post -  Claremont Foreshore

The Town would like to advise that a pelican roosting post will be installed in the vicinity of the Jetty Road toilets close to the Claremont Foreshore during September 2026, contractor and weather permitting. Please see the below letter distributed to affected residents for more information. 

Notification Letter Pelican Roost

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Polyphagous Shot-Hole Borer (PSHB) Works

Town of Claremont Contractors will be inspecting selected trees identified in the Town for signs of PSHB.  This work may include chemical application and injections, setting up traps for beetle population surveillance, and in some cases pruning. These measures are being taken to only remove a tree as a last resort and to have minimal impact on tree health by pruning only as required. This is important to maintain tree canopy in streets, parks and reserves which offers habitat to fauna and provides shade, leading to reduced urban heating.

Other works

Works listed here include those projects which may impact Town residents but are not project managed by the Town directly.

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