Allworth Community Hall
Switchboard upgraded and emergency lights upgraded.
Community halls are the heart of many of our MidCoast communities.
Our community halls played an incredibly important role during the 2019 black summer bushfire disaster. We saw them provide a focal point for communities to come together to get through the devastation of the event, and to gain support in the aftermath.
As a result, we have invested $1.4 million of Australian Government funding allocated to MidCoast Council into 55 community halls, 23 are owned by MidCoast Council, and 32 are owned by the community.
We have worked with the hall committees and communities in these areas to determine priorities, and delivered upgrades in line with the funding agreement.
Switchboard upgraded and emergency lights upgraded.
A $100,000 grant from the Federal Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure program was used to deliver a new roof, internal painting, new kitchen and storage area, installation of window furnishings (blinds), improved drainage, external pathways, new stairs to the stage and provision of new chairs. Council staff worked closely with the Barrington Hall committee members to deliver on the community’s priorities for the hall.
Covered outdoor meeting area and installed generator and connected to hall.
Status: Switchboard upgraded, fans replaced
Extension of pathway to improve accessibility, all access ramp fixed and entry stairwell replaced.
Rainwater tank and solar battery. Installed Tesla battery and new solar inverters to enable hall to run off battery power when mains fail. Switch board upgraded and generator connection point added.
Switchboard and internal lighting upgraded. Generator purchased, and hot water unit upgraded.
Electrical switchboard upgraded, lighting upgraded, concrete pathway installed, still looking at delivering a portable generator and more works.
Generator to allow for power in emergencies and blackouts, fire pump and guttering installed. Plumbing and electrical upgrades in kitchen, generator connected and handed over to hall committee.
Generator to allow for power in emergencies and blackouts. Project completed. Generator installed and connected to building, switchboard upgraded.
Upgraded all internal lights to LED, defibrilator supplied.
Switchboard upgraded.
Generator to allow for power in emergencies and blackouts. New air conditioner and water tank for installed.
Switchboard upgraded and Tesla battery installed.
A renovation is now complete, providing upgraded facilities and more space for a range community needs.
Generator to allow for power in emergencies and blackouts, new water tank, solar with battery storage. Generator and Tesla Battery installed. Solar completed, and new water tanks and concreting completed in area. Project completed.
Shed for storage and new rainwater tank. Telstra booster has been installed.
New veranda and external cladding.
Backup generator installed, solar system installed, switchboard upgraded, defibrilator supplied, water tank installed.
Generator to allow for power in emergencies and blackouts Shed for storing fire pump trailer. Development application released and organising ground works.
The Nabiac Showground Supper Room and Kitchen will undergo termite repair works commencing the 28th August Until the 20th October.
The repairs will improve the structural security of this facility after severe termite damage.
Switchboard upgrade, flooring re coated.
New transformer upgrade completed for power at site.
Generator, shed and awning installed.
Backup generator installed, switchboard upgraded
Rainwater tank installed, lighting upgrade, generator to allow for power in emergencies and blackouts. All work completed for project. Generator installed and completed. New water tanks installed and commissioned. Lighting upgrades completed
Switchboard upgraded and defibrillator switch installed, lights upgraded and repaired inside hall.
(Incorporates Moorland Community Hall) Switchboard upgrades completed; bathrooms repaired after vandalism left them unusable.
Rainwater tank and associated pipework to connect with the building. New gutters installed and pipework installed to new standalone water tank. New water pump installed (old unit was the RFS building next door). New generator connected and external lights replaced. Optus phone booster being installed and internal lighting upgrade completed
Generator and solar to allow for power in emergencies and blackouts. Switchboard upgraded, generator and and defibrillator supplied.
Internal lighting upgraded, upgraded switchboard, and generator connection point, new LED lighting, internal painting and emergency doors repaired.
Switchboard and aerial upgraded, hot water unit installed, tank and pump installed.
Flooring Replaced with new carpet, lighting upgrades and old air conditioners replaced for improved efficiency and sustainability.
Switchboard and aerials upgraded, generator supplied.
2024 upgrade project - works completed include internal painting, floor covering replacement & toilet upgrades. Pergola extension, Softfall replacement and carpark upgrades to come soon.
Switchboard upgraded. Work complete.
Switchboard upgraded, new external lights and fire checks completed.
Stroud School of Arts are received major drainage upgrades to mitigate the effect of flooding and stormwater runoff into the surrounding properties. These works took place in July 2023.
Installed generator to allow for power in emergencies and blackouts. Switchboard upgraded, solar installed, backup generator installed, new hot water unit and safety rails installed.
Lighting and switchboard upgraded.
Generator installed to allow for power in emergencies and blackouts and switchboard upgraded.
Switchboard upgraded, water tank and new oven installed.
Wherrol Flat received a new septic solution and amenities to provide sufficient bathrooms to both the Wherrol Flat and Caparra community groups and visitors.
Switchboard and lighting upgrades complete. Works to retrieve and replace the 100 year time capsule are yet to start. These works have been approved. Once retrieval is successful, the Manning Valley Historical Society intend on hosting a special event to install the time capsule.
Switchboards and aerial points upgraded.
Accessible toilet upgrade
Email: council@midcoast.nsw.gov.au
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we work and live, the Gathang-speaking people and pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who now reside in the MidCoast Council area. We extend our respect to elders past and present, and to all future cultural-knowledge holders.
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