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Garie Road - UPDATE

Hi Current and Past Members,

Here is the lastest update about Garie Road that came through today from NPWS:

Good morning everyone, 

By now you may have heard that Garie Road has been impacted by the recent rainfall events.

 

Garie Road

    • Yesterday at approximately 12.00pm Transport for NSW advised that the road surface had dropped about 5 cm overnight and that as a result the road would be completely closed to all vehicles.
    • Garie road is a Transport for NSW asset
    • We have been advised that Transport will be conducting geotechnical testing sometime within the next to weeks which will provide a clearer understanding of the situation
    • The Garie precinct, buildings etc will remain closed to everyone throughout this period

Garie Headland

    • Garie Headland path remains closed
    • Several new rock and landslips were identified in the recent drone survey
    • We are also waiting on the latest geotechnical advice related to Garie Headland and this path of travel will remain closed until this report is received and necessary works can be implemented
    • Works on Garie headland may be delayed due to access issues associated with Garie Road

Garawarra farm road

    • Garawarra farm road remains open to key holders to access the car park and burgh ridge track
    • Works on the road have been delayed due to the weather
    • The road is will be opened to the public from this weekend and closed again when works are underway

Access

    • We ask that visits to Little Garie cabins be restricted to essential trips during this period and are accessed via The Burgh Ridge track
    • No alternative access is being considered at this stage however the situation will be reassessed when further information is available from Transport

 

Regards 


Brendon Neilly

Area Manager, Royal Area

Park Operations

NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service

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