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Getting in and out of a much-loved historical building will be easier with a ramp installed at the Camperdown Court House in 2021.
The ramp will let people with all abilities use the community hub, visitor information centre and arts space.
Garden beds and paving on the corner of McNicol and Manifold streets have also been reworked to include the ramp from McNicol Street with gardens on either side.
In February 2021, Council consulted the community and held a drop in session to make sure the design was right.
Works started in July and finished in August.
A heritage advisor has provided advice on appropriate location and construction methods to reflect the building’s historical significance.
The project was funded by $125,000 from the Federal Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program.
Getting in and out of a much-loved historical building will be easier with a ramp installed at the Camperdown Court House in 2021.
The ramp will let people with all abilities use the community hub, visitor information centre and arts space.
Garden beds and paving on the corner of McNicol and Manifold streets have also been reworked to include the ramp from McNicol Street with gardens on either side.
In February 2021, Council consulted the community and held a drop in session to make sure the design was right.
Works started in July and finished in August.
A heritage advisor has provided advice on appropriate location and construction methods to reflect the building’s historical significance.
The project was funded by $125,000 from the Federal Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program.
