Schools for the Future Caroline Chisholm School Centre for Innovation and – – Learning is now physically complete. Schools for the Future Modernising Belconnen High the project has reached – – 50 per cent construction. North Gungahlin school infrastructure Work on modernising Belconnen High School Recreation and Parks The key projects in this area seek to improve community recreational facilities, lifestyle opportunities and cultural facilities. They include on sporting facilities, parks, urban spaces and cultural institutions across Canberra. Some of the key progress to March 2018 was as follows: Building a better city Improving major venues has reached 50 per cent – completion. Building a better city Indoor Sports Centres Early planning - The draft report is – – nearing completion. More and better jobs Improving Manuka Oval broadcast and media facilities – – following DA approval construction commenced in February, slightly later than planned. Excavation works completed in March, 2018. Better services in your community Expanding the Domestic Animal Shelter The – – feasibility consultant has commenced preparation of the feasibility study report. Building a better city City Renewal Authority Canberra's lakeside project – – –The will shortly commence the detailed design which is expected to be completed by 30 June 2018. The ongoing negotiations between the Territory and Commonwealth regarding the resumption of lake bed in Lake Burley Griffin continue. Building a better city City Renewal Authority Initial works package This has – – – commenced construction and is now 10 per cent complete. London Circuit will be completed in June 2018 and Akuna Street is expected to be completed in early 2019. Urban Renewal Program Civic and Braddon public realm improvements - The first – stage of footpaths and lighting in Haig Park has been completed. The draft master plan for the entire park is currently under consideration. The design of improvements in the Braddon commercial area have commenced and further construction works should begin in the middle of 2018. The project should achieve financial completion by 30 June 2019. Building a better city West Basin infrastructure is now 95 per cent complete. – Manuka Oval Improvements
Schools for the Future – Caroline Chisholm School – Centre for Innovation and Learning is now physically complete. Schools for the Future – Modernising Belconnen High – the project has reached 50 per cent construction. North Gungahlin school infrastructure Work on modernising Belconnen High School Recreation and Parks The key projects in this area seek to improve community recreational facilities, lifestyle opportunities and cultural facilities. They include on sporting facilities, parks, urban spaces and cultural institutions across Canberra. Some of the key progress to March 2018 was as follows: Building a better city – Improving major venues has reached 50 per cent completion. Building a better city – Indoor Sports Centres – Early planning - The draft report is nearing completion. More and better jobs – Improving Manuka Oval broadcast and media facilities – following DA approval construction commenced in February, slightly later than planned. Excavation works completed in March, 2018. Better services in your community – Expanding the Domestic Animal Shelter – The feasibility consultant has commenced preparation of the feasibility study report. Building a better city – City Renewal Authority – Canberra's lakeside –The project will shortly commence the detailed design which is expected to be completed by 30 June 2018. The ongoing negotiations between the Territory and Commonwealth regarding the resumption of lake bed in Lake Burley Griffin continue. Building a better city – City Renewal Authority – Initial works package – This has commenced construction and is now 10 per cent complete. London Circuit will be completed in June 2018 and Akuna Street is expected to be completed in early 2019. Urban Renewal Program – Civic and Braddon public realm improvements - The first stage of footpaths and lighting in Haig Park has been completed. The draft master plan for the entire park is currently under consideration. The design of improvements in the Braddon commercial area have commenced and further construction works should begin in the middle of 2018. The project should achieve financial completion by 30 June 2019. Building a better city – West Basin infrastructure is now 95 per cent complete. Manuka Oval Improvements
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