Davy Robinson Reserve

Davy Robinson Reserve

Location: Liverpool NSW

Client:Liverpool City Council

THE BRIEF & CHALLENGES

Liverpool City Council appointed Terra Civil as their principal contractor, responsible for the end-to-end delivery of extensive remediation and revegetation of the Davy Robinson Reserve as part of the council’s ongoing campaign to improve the cities connected to the river.

 

The site location posed a number of unique environmental constraints including flora and fauna preservation, tree protection issues, avoiding water pollution, and the need to work with the tides.

Terra Civil rose to the challenge, conducting extensive pre-planning with Liverpool Council resulting in a plan that encompassed hiring an arborist to oversee all tree removal, use of designated fuel areas, and a floating boom to guard against water pollution and protect marine life.

Work schedules were carefully orchestrated to work in with the tides

THE PROJECT

Working to a very tight 6-week deadline and overcoming the multitude of environmental challenges imposed by the project location Terra Civil brought the project in under time and on budget

Notable

KEY DELIVERABLES

  • Environmental Controls including Floating Boom for Sediment Control, Noise & Pollution Controls
  • Temporary Removal and replacement of access ramp between abutment and Charter Boat Pontoon to allow construction of rubble embankment seawall
  • Concrete Footpath Removal & Disposal and Replacement
  • 1236m3 Asbestos Soil Excavation &Disposal
  • Supply Place & Compact 1,041m3 Backfill
  • Demolition, Removal, and Disposal of70m2 Existing Concrete Boat ramp
  • Demolition, Removal, and Disposal of 56m3 Contaminated Spoil from Toe of Seawall
  • Construction of new Sea Walls including supply & Installation of 700m2 Geofabricand 750t Armor Rock
  • 70ml Stormwater & Sewer Extensions
  • Supply & Construct Concrete RetainingWall for Jetty Protection

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