Council Works

Previous Council Works on the Mid North Coast

Our Council Construction Projects

Jim Anderson Earthmoving has completed plenty of council construction jobs on the Mid North Coast, including Forster, Taree and Gloucester. Check them out below. For more information, call (02) 6556 3068.

Tasks completed included plant hire for:

Clearing works for boundary fences
Topsoil stripping & spreading topsoil
Cut to fill general earthworks
Construction of sediment ponds & sound mounds
Construction of bulk excavation for water diversion works
Loading material, removal of unsuitable stormwater pipe
Excavation laying & backfill pipes
Sorting of waste material timber
Construction of new infrastructure
Repair of damaged infrastructure and new road construction
Paving
Batters & final trim of cut & fill batters with GPS
Placing topsoil
Profile drains with excavator (had bucket build)
Flood clean up, debris removal and damage repair from 2021 Flood Event

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Construction of Wrights Lane – Dyers Crossing

Tasks included the supply of a dozer D6, excavator, posi truck, float hire and grader for:

Box Culverts
Remove old destroyed crossing and temporary crossing and install new box culvert
Traffic control including short term road closure
Sediment control as permanent flowing creek and needed to be pumped for concrete base precast and assigned concrete work
Removal of old crossing and sorting for re use and disposal of waste materials
Use survey to set out resurface Points
Prepare base for concrete and subcontract these works
Place box culverts seal joints and sub soils concrete to pour wing walls on site
Reconstruct approaches sub base base and 2 coat seal
Install signage landscape hydro seed and remove temp access

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Construction Of A New Roundabout - Pulteney & York Street Taree

Jim Anderson Earthmoving was awarded the contract for constructing new roundabout at the intersection of Pulteney & York Street Taree.

This was a Black Spot Funded Project from the Australian Government inconjuction with Midcoast Council.

Changes to traffic condition were put in place which included dismantling of a main median strip for accessing the main entrance to Manning Base Hospital.

Construction of a whole new structure – from start to finish with completion making it seem as if it had always been there.

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Taree to old Bar Cycleway

Construction of a 2 metre wide gravel cycleway (partial concrete in places) from Taree service centre to Old Bar using National Parks, State Forest and Council Roads.

A Midcoast Council project to suit mountain bikes, create a family friendly attraction and a designated safe bicycle path away from traffic.