This phase was successfully completed in 2024!
On Friday 13th September, the fourth phase of North Portsea Coastal Scheme was opened to the public. This marked the completion of all construction work on the Eastern Road.
This work included:
- 2.1km of full height flood defence wall
- The largest application of textured eco-formliner in the country
- 380m of flood glass defence wall
- 138 integrated tidal pools
- Two raised slipways
- Eight new social spots with benches, tables and wayfinders
- Cockleshell Island for roosting birds at high tide
Planting will continue through to December 2024, with planned completion on 5th December 2024. The footpath will remain open to the public, with planting taking place in designated areas which will not impact public access. The planting at this phase has resulted in:
- Over 200 native trees planted – 80 at Kendall’s Wharf, and 120+ new native trees along Eastern Road
- Over 1.2km2 of coastal wildflower planting
- 40+ bee posts for pollinators
- New hedge and native scrub planting
Photos to show the progress the team have made. From 3D visualisations, onsite construction to the finished project!
North Portsea Coastal Scheme - Eastern Road and Kendall's Wharf, Phase 4 Related News
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North Portsea Coastal Scheme Phase 4b Update March 2023
After pausing all work close to the sea during the winter to protect overwintering birds, we are excited to return to commence work at Eastern Road from April 2023.
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North Portsea Island Phase 4b Update Oct/Nov 2022
The last few sections of continuous full-height flood defence wall are completed and we are now gearing up for the winter break
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North Portsea Island Phase 4b Update September 2022
In September we reached the last exciting milestone for this construction year: the installation of the third and longest stretch of glass flood wall along the Harbourside Park.
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North Portsea Island Phase 4b Update August 2022
We are nearing the end of our construction year, as we pause all work close to the sea from October to protect overwintering birds.
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