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Coastal and environmental projects

Beachmere Lake

Beachmere lake is a constructed lake which plays an important role in stormwater and flood mitigation for the Beachmere community. The lake is also connected to the ocean via a tidal exchange system, resulting in an estuarine environment.

Beachmere shoreline management project (A-line seawall)

Council has commenced planning an alignment for seawalls at Beachmere which will allow for permanent seawall structures to be installed within private property.

Black Duck Lake System - improvements

The Black Duck Lake System is a series of six water bodies located along the valley floor of a modified drainage line within the Freshwater Creek catchment, at Murrumba Downs.

Bongaree seawall stabilisation

Stabilisation works are underway on the seawall at Welsby Parade Bongaree.

Bribie Gardens Estate vegetation removal

Council is undertaking scheduled maintenance works on the Bribie Gardens Navigation Lock and Weir.

Bribie Island Road, Ningi

Council purchased the land at 1077 Bribie Island Road Ningi to use as a future treatment site for dredged material from the Pacific Harbour canals.

Buckleys Hole Conservation Park - remediation project

Moreton Bay Regional Council will be implementing asbestos remediation works within Buckleys Hole Conservation Park and adjacent road reserve of The Boulevard, Bongaree.

Cabbage Tree Creek rehabilitation

Council has commenced a long-term project to restore Cabbage Tree Creek.

Coastal hazard adaptation strategy

Our bays, beaches and seaside spots have always been attractive places to live, work and visit. Council is seeking to better understand the dynamic environmental factors that may affect the lifestyle and amenity of these much-loved areas in the future.