Hawera Court pedestrian bridge replacement
Brisbane City Council has completed works to replace the Hawera Court pedestrian bridge in Aspley.
The new bridge has re-opened to the community.
Project summary
| Address | Pedestrian bridge connecting Hawera Court and Hawera Crescent Park, Aspley |
|---|---|
| Ward | McDowall |
| Project outcomes | Rebuild and recover this important connection |
| Latest update | Complete |
About the project
The severe weather event in February 2022 caused significant damage across Brisbane with many of our infrastructure and green spaces critically impacted.
The bridge between Hawera Court and Hawera Crescent Park was damaged during the severe weather event and was removed in February 2023 for community safety.
Project features
The replacement bridge will provide improved connectivity for people walking and riding in the area and be more flood resilient for future weather events.
The project involved:
- fabricating and installing a new 4.3-metre-wide pedestrian bridge over Little Cabbage Tree Creek
- constructing a new 3-metre-wide shared paths on either end of the pedestrian bridge
- building a new kerb ramp from Hawera Court that connects to a new 2.5-metre-wide shared path
- constructing new foundations and abutments.
More information
If you would like to find out more about the Hawera Court pedestrian bridge replacement project you can:
- phone the project team on 1800 884 681 during business hours
- phone Council on 07 3403 8888 outside business hours
- email the project team