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February – October 2018
This contract was the result of damage caused by Cyclone Fehi that hit the West Coast in January 2018. The work was completed into three stages: Stage 1: Clean up after the storm, gather and bury rubbish and cover in the old Cobden landfill. Stage 2: Supply, cart and place 26,500 tonnes of rock to reinstate the 330m of rock wall in front of the landfill. Stage 3: Supply, cart and place another 35,000 tonnes of rock to further extend the rock wall 420m south around the Cobden breakwater.
This contract was completed in accordance with the agreed rates and quantities set by the Grey District Council.
The rock was placed with great attention to detail, ensuring a high standard of workmanship throughout the project. It was carefully positioned to create a natural, cohesive appearance that complements the surrounding environment. This approach not only enhances the aesthetic value of the Cobden Sea foreshore but also contributes to the long-term stability and durability of the area. The finished result is a visually striking and well-integrated landscape feature that enriches the coastal setting, offering both an attractive visual experience and improved environmental resilience.
