- The future of the Bowen Jetty has been locked in with the Miles Labor Government approving the release of funding for the $68 million project.
- North Queensland Bulk Ports (NQBP) has unveiled the final concept plan for a new jetty that will help transform the Bowen coastline.
- The $68 million project is made possible thanks to a $50 million commitment from the Miles Government and a $18 million contribution from the government owned port authority North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation (NQBP).
Plans for the new $68 million Bowen Jetty have been revealed.
The project will see a new jetty construction that will revitalise the asset and the precinct for the community.
The project will see the construction of a modern jetty that has been designed in line with extensive community consultation, and that will feature a host of public amenities while honouring the rich, 150-year-old history of the structure.
Key features of the final concept include:
- Ample shade and seating for relaxing and socialising
- Toilets and drinking fountains
- Dedicated fishing areas equipped with modern amenities
- Accessibility provisions to ensure inclusivity for all members of the community
- Environmental consideration to preserve local ecosystems
- Integration of Juru people artwork and cultural elements to celebrate the region’s rich heritage.
Details about the final concept and renders are available on the project website at .
The next stage of the project will be the detailed design phase through 2025.
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