Project
Woodman Point Ammo Jetty Coastal upgrades
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Overview
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Coastal
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$9.69 million
Total budget
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In Planning
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Department of Transport
Lead agency
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TBC
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The Woodman Point Jetty, also known as the Ammo Jetty, was originally constructed in 1903 for loading and unloading explosives.
The jetty has become a popular area for swimming, fishing, snorkelling and scuba diving, however it is well beyond its intended life and works to replace the structure are now in the detailed design phase, led by the Department of Transport.
The final concept for the new jetty has been unveiled and includes a 50-metre long, 3-metre wide T head.
Benefits
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More than double the space for fishing in deep water -
Better access to the water for swimmers and divers
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A wider main deck providing a safer environment
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Increased protection for the valued marine biota on the existing jetty piles
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