Adungadoo Pathway Project
BUG-Roma was involved with Roma Town Council (RTC) during the concept planning and design of the Adungadoo Pathway.
The Adungadoo Pathway is a shared used (pedestrian and bicycling) off-road facility - 2.5m wide concreted surface. It links the Roma Visitor Information Centre and APEX Park (on Northern Rd) crossing Bungil Creek, running beside Shady's Lagoon and the Long Drain with connections to Edwardes St, George St and Hawthorne St (Central).
Funding was provided by Roma Town Council and a 'major project' grant from the Qld Department of Sport and Recreation, and constructed by Roma Town Council. It was officially opened on Saturday 17th June 2006.
The Adungadoo Pathway is the first off-road bicycle facility in Roma.
Check out the route on www.bikely.com.
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Adungadoo Pathway / BUG-Roma Project Milestones |
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Comment Click links to view documents (PDF file size). |
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| June 2006 |
17th - Officially Opened by Mayor of Roma, Cr Bruce Garvie and Mandandanji Elder, Violet Jean Costa. |
| November 2003 |
20th - Letter of Support (38KB) from BUG-Roma submitted to Roma Town Council. 17th - thorough inspection of pathway route with Arthur Seaby (RTC) and Bruce Steele. 10th - Letter (37KB), comments from site inspection (1,283KB), "marked-up" plans (No.1 (191KB), No.2 (204KB), No.3 (204KB)) to Danial Rochford (xxKB). 6th - meeting with Danial Rochford and BUG-Roma (Bruce Steele, Ross Hufton, Mark Agnew) |
| October 2003 |
26th - Site
Inspection on-site by BUG-Roma (Ross Hufton & Bruce Steele). 9th - Adungadoo Pathway Taskforce meeting. |
| July 2003 |
23rd - minutes from initial Adungadoo Pathway Taskforce meeting. (xxKB). ?? - Initial discussions initiated by Danial Rochford (Manager - Economic Development, RTC) with Bruce Steele. |
Date this page was last edited: Monday, 02. October 2006