Improving streets & public spaces

Planting more trees on Dibbs Street, Centennial Park

Project Status: In progress

Works started in September 2024 and are expected to take 4 weeks, weather permitting.

What we’re doing

We’ll plant 6 new trees on Dibbs Street, Centennial Park.

Works include:

  • 2 raised landscaped median strips on Dibbs Street between Martin Road and Robertson Road
  • 6 new trees to provide shade, cool the street and increase the overall canopy cover of the area to meet our greening targets.

Our contractor QMC Group will carry out the works. Works will take place from 7am to 5pm, Monday to Friday and 8am to 1pm on Saturday as required.

Steps will be taken to minimise impacts. There will be some machinery noise and dust. Temporary changes to the traffic flow and parking will allow access for construction materials and equipment.

Works planPDF · 550.81 KB · Last modified

Why we’re doing this

This project is part of our work to keep our streets cool, calm and green.

Following community consultation, the project was endorsed by the Local Pedestrian, Cycling and Traffic Calming Committee.

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