Theresa Park Weir access track repair work

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Following damage from multiple flooding events, WaterNSW is repairing a one-kilometre access track at Theresa Park Weir to provide safe and reliable access for WaterNSW staff.

Theresa Park Weir and fishway is located off McKee Road, Theresa Park in the Wollondilly local government area. The weir and fishway are currently inaccessible for essential maintenance and monitoring work.

What work is planned?

Repair work will include establishing a site compound and laydown area, temporary filling and compacting the road for equipment access, geotechnical investigations including drilling holes to collect soil and rock samples, stabilizing the slopes above and below the access track, installing drainage, resurfacing the track, repairing and replacing damaged assets along the road, and maintenance of the fishway.

Benefits

Repairing the access track to Theresa Park Weir will deliver safe and reliable access to the weir for maintenance and monitoring. Ongoing maintenance work is required to ensure the efficient operation of the weir and the fishway.

Theresa Park Weir
Thresa Park weir and fishway repair work.
Car turning area Theresa Park Weir
The car turnaround area next to the weir and fishway will be repaired.

Schedule

  • The construction work at Theresa Park Weir will be scheduled following the completion of the Environmental Assessment process, engagement with neighbouring landowners and stakeholders and consent from National Parks and Wildlife Service.
  • Geotechnical investigation work will start in late 2024 and will take approximately four weeks. The main construction repair work is planned to start in early 2025 and will take ten months, weather permitting.

Consultation

WaterNSW will work closely with impacted stakeholders and residents and provide updates throughout the project.

Contact

For more information about the repairs or to enquire about any of the project activities contact us or call 1300 662 077.

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