Bryant Street Tully Culvert 9

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Project details

Project name:
Bryant Street Tully Culvert 9
 
Location:

Bryant Street, Tully

What we’re doing
Cassowary Coast Regional Council will be rehabilitating stormwater infrastructure at Culvert 9 on Bryant Street, Tully using lining technology.
This work will help extend the life of the culvert and improve its functionality, reducing the need for more extensive repairs in future.

When will works take place?

Planned dates:
Works are currently planned for 23–27 November 2026, subject to weather and site conditions.
Road closure duration:
The road closure is expected to be in place for 1 day only.
Working hours:
6:00 am to 6:00 pm
Please note: final dates will be confirmed closer to the works.

Traffic changes and road closures

To safely complete these works, a section of Bryant Street will be temporarily closed during the culvert relining works.
Detours will be in place. Please follow all signage and traffic controller directions.

Detour information

  • Traffic coming from Black Street, northern Bryant Street and Curtis Street
    will be detoured via: Richardson Street → Still Street → Butler Street
  • Traffic coming from Richardson Street
    will be detoured via: Black Street → McQuillen Street → Watkins Street
  • Traffic coming from Watkins Street, southern Bryant Street and Butler Street
    will be detoured via: McQuillen Street → Black Street
A traffic guidance scheme (TGS) map will be provided to show the closure area and detour routes.
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What impacts can I expect?

Residents, businesses and visitors may experience:
  • temporary road closures
  • changed traffic conditions and detours
  • increased noise during working hours
  • changes to pedestrian access near the work area
Council will make every effort to minimise disruption where possible.

Why this work is needed

This project is part of Council’s ongoing maintenance and renewal of stormwater infrastructure.
Rehabilitating the culvert using lining technology is a practical and efficient way to improve the condition and performance of the asset while minimising excavation and reducing the overall impact on the surrounding area.

Important information for nearby residents and road users

  • Please allow extra travel time during the works.
  • Local traffic conditions may change at short notice due to weather or operational requirements.
  • Access arrangements may be adjusted to maintain safety for workers and the community.
  • Pedestrians and motorists are asked to take care when travelling near the work zone.

Stay updated

Final work dates will be confirmed closer to construction, subject to weather and site conditions.
For updates, please check Council’s website or contact Council directly.

 

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