Footpath and Shared Pathways Program

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In 2021-2022, Indigo Shire Council will spend $5.94 million building and improving our footpath and cycle path network across the Shire. 

The table below documents the footpath works we will undertake over the next year. We will also undertake other projects on other paths and cycleways.

Footpaths

Location Description Budget
Beechworth town centre  

Additional tactiles and intersection improvements at the intersections of Camp Street and High Street and Camp Street and Loch Street

 

 $40,000

Ford Street, Church Street and Junction Road Beechworth
 		 New concrete footpaths $75,000
Conness Street, Chiltern


New concrete footpath on Conness Street, between Oxford Street and Albert Road - also includes some culvert extension works. Click here to read more about this project.

 $87,000

Main Street, Rutherglen
Footpath improvements in Main Street (Two locations) and over the rail line on Howlong Road

 $40,000

Church Street, Yackandandah
Extension to future pedestrian bridge link to the rail trail and Yackandandah connectivity

 $35,000

Murray Street, Rutherglen
New concrete footpath between Fortune Street to Murphy Street

 $25,000

Reid Street, Chiltern (floodway to Albert Road)

Huon Kiewa Road, Tangambalanga (east side between Child Care and existing path)

High Street, Barnawartha (Indigo Creek Park to Havelock Street) 

 

New concrete footpaths

 $129,000
Yackandandah Township
New shared path connecting the Sports Park with the Beechworth to Yackandandah Rail Trail and town centre

 $280,000
     $711,000

 

 

 

 

 

 

Contact us

Have a question?

  • Call us on 1300 365 003
  • Or send us an email

Other paths and cycleways

  • Beechworth to Yackandandah (Osbornes Flat) Rail Trail – multi year project
  • Beechworth to Yackandandah Epic Mountain Bike Trail – multi year project
  • Rutherglen to Wahgunyah Rail Trail resurfacing works
  • Path Upgrade Lake Sambell – between caravan park and McConville Ave
  • Alma Road path – construction of a shared pathway providing a safe off-road link between the rail trail at Kibell Lane and the Beechworth Mountain Bike Park

 

 

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