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The Doone Kennedy Hobart Aquatic Centre is a very popular community facility but at almost 21 years old, it is due for significant redevelopment.
The Elizabeth Street Retail Precinct Upgrade project will deliver improvements to pedestrian amenity and streetscape quality in Hobart’s ‘midtown’ area. In 2019 the City of Hobart will work closely with local stakeholders to plan a vibrant, accessible and attractive main street
The City of Hobart is upgrading the New Town retail precinct to improve pedestrian infrastructure and create a more vibrant and accessible streetscape for traders and local residents.
The shopping precinct in Macquarie Street, South Hobart will be upgraded to provide vibrant social spaces for the local community and improved pedestrian crossings in Macquarie Street.
The City of Hobart is upgrading the precinct connecting Salamanca Place to Hobart’s waterfront to give the area a fresh, contemporary feel and provide a high-quality, safe and accessible space for everyone.
The Sandy Bay Road walking and cycling project is an integral part of our vision to achieve sustainable transport outcomes and make Hobart a more liveable and people-friendly city.
The Cascade strategic land review is a joint project between Carlton & United Breweries, Cascade Brewery and the City of Hobart.
The City of Hobart Public Toilet Strategy outlines projects for the period to 2025. A number of projects have been completed, with further projects scheduled for the 2018-19 financial year.
Fern Tree Park is a key gateway for visitors wishing to explore Hobart’s famous mountain, kunanyi/Mt Wellington.The City of Hobart is redeveloping the park as a truly modern gateway to Wellington Park for all visitors to enjoy.
Rose Garden Bridge - the all-abilities bicycle and pedestrian bridge over Brooker Avenue - was built to advance Hobart’s pedestrian and cycling network, linking the city centre from Bathurst Street, across Brooker Avenue, to the Domain sporting and recreation facilities, as well as to the Glebe residential area.
The City of Hobart is starting a new mountain bike project to expand the range of riding experiences in the foothills of kunanyi / Mount Wellington.
Hobart City Hall is so much more than just a physical site for Hobartians. In order to realise its full community benefit, the City has engaged a group of consultants to develop creative and achievable approaches to maximise the frequency and diversity of its use.
The City of Hobart will be constructing a new raised pedestrian crossing at the intersection of Aberdeen and Liverpool streets on the Queen's Domain.
As part of the Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements, the City of Hobart is undertaking works to repair its stormwater assets along the Hobart Rivulet damaged during the May 2018 flood.
Place Vision and associated plans to guide future development of the North Hobart retail and entertainment precinct.
The City of Hobart is upgrading a number of critical fire trails in its bushland reserves throughout 2020.