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This project is now complete!
We've built a new jetty on Athenree Esplanade, behind 12 Roretana Drive, to replace the previous, aged jetty.
The new jetty is about the same size as the previous jetty, but its decks are at a lower height, to meet health and safety regulationswhich have been introduced since the original jetty was built.
That means during king tide and storm events the decks could be below water - but to build the decks at same height would have required balustrades, which wasn't ideal for water activities and access direct off the jetty.
We know the community has been looking forward to having the jetty back in action and we're sure it will get plenty of use as the days get longer and the weather warms up.
This project is now complete!
We've built a new jetty on Athenree Esplanade, behind 12 Roretana Drive, to replace the previous, aged jetty.
The new jetty is about the same size as the previous jetty, but its decks are at a lower height, to meet health and safety regulationswhich have been introduced since the original jetty was built.
That means during king tide and storm events the decks could be below water - but to build the decks at same height would have required balustrades, which wasn't ideal for water activities and access direct off the jetty.
We know the community has been looking forward to having the jetty back in action and we're sure it will get plenty of use as the days get longer and the weather warms up.