Dover Township Entrance

The entrance to Dover will be given an upgrade following a successful application to TasRECOVERY’s Economic and Community Recovery Grants program. By providing an inviting point of entrance to the town, including a path linking to the Southgate Shopping Centre, the project will encourage visitation to the town and surrounding areas. Although the land is…

Huonville Tennis Court Development

Huon Valley Council was successful in obtaining a grant for $75,000 from the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Cities and Regional Development to repurpose two dilapidated netball courts situated on Tennis Court Road, Huonville into a public tennis court. The development will include new fencing to separate the netball and tennis courts, court resurfacing and line…

Huonville Stormwater Upgrade

The Stormwater project is one of the largest Capital Works Projects the Council has undertaken. The Council’s success in obtaining Grant funding from the Federal Government’s Regional Jobs and Investment Packages Program Local Infrastructure Stream along with the additional funds required allocated by Council will finance this project which is now in the final design…

Cygnet Caravan Park

The lease for the Cygnet Caravan Park is due for renewal in June 2020. The park is operated on land owned by Huon Valley Council and the Crown, and has been leased to various private third-party operators since 2004. To assist the Council, we are seeking your feedback on the current use of the site…

Shipwrights Point Toilets Refurbishment

The toilet block at Shipwrights Point, Port Huon will undergo a refurbishment. Renovations will include: Interior and exterior painting New cubicle walls/doors New dual-flush cisterns Roof Replacement    

Huon River Foreshore Shared Pathway

Huon Valley Council is currently assessing the feasibility of developing a shared pathway along the Huon River, running from Huonville to Franklin. Once completed, we envisage that the accessible pathway would bring numerous benefits to the Huon Valley, including tourists, local residents and businesses. The pathway would be multi-use, accommodating walkers, cyclists and kayakers, with…