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Armidale Regional Council will deliver the final section of upgrade works along Bradley Street, between Mackenzie Street and Ollera Street, completing a project that has been anticipated by the community for several years.
The works will deliver significant improvements to the town centre, including:
new footpaths
new kerb and guttering
new underground stormwater infrastructure
new watermain infrastructure
additional tree planting
new underground conduits to support future street lighting and beautification projects.
Background
The Guyra Main Street upgrade project delivers on a promise made to the community following the amalgamation of Guyra Shire Council and Armidale Dumaresq Council in 2016. Original planning documents were shared during community consultation in 2017.
Work commenced on Bradley Street and was then suspended. The discovery of underground fuel tanks beneath sections of the footpath had caused delays and project cost increases. Significant time and funds were spent removing several tanks and completing necessary remediation works to the area. This was a major factor in why the Guyra Main Street upgrade project was not completed in its entirety at that time.
Council has undertaken extensive investigations, including ground-penetrating radar surveys and targeted drilling, to identify any additional underground fuel tanks within the project area. To date, there is no evidence to suggest additional underground fuel tanks exist.
Project timeline
Opportunity for community to review concept plans and provide feedback - August to October 2026
Construction commences - by mid-2027
Project completion - by end-2027
Concept plans
Guyra Main Street upgrade project concept plans are available to view at:
the link on this page
Council's Administration Buildings in Guyra and Armidale
Find out more by phoning: 1800 412 808
Armidale Regional Council will deliver the final section of upgrade works along Bradley Street, between Mackenzie Street and Ollera Street, completing a project that has been anticipated by the community for several years.
The works will deliver significant improvements to the town centre, including:
new footpaths
new kerb and guttering
new underground stormwater infrastructure
new watermain infrastructure
additional tree planting
new underground conduits to support future street lighting and beautification projects.
Background
The Guyra Main Street upgrade project delivers on a promise made to the community following the amalgamation of Guyra Shire Council and Armidale Dumaresq Council in 2016. Original planning documents were shared during community consultation in 2017.
Work commenced on Bradley Street and was then suspended. The discovery of underground fuel tanks beneath sections of the footpath had caused delays and project cost increases. Significant time and funds were spent removing several tanks and completing necessary remediation works to the area. This was a major factor in why the Guyra Main Street upgrade project was not completed in its entirety at that time.
Council has undertaken extensive investigations, including ground-penetrating radar surveys and targeted drilling, to identify any additional underground fuel tanks within the project area. To date, there is no evidence to suggest additional underground fuel tanks exist.
Project timeline
Opportunity for community to review concept plans and provide feedback - August to October 2026
Construction commences - by mid-2027
Project completion - by end-2027
Concept plans
Guyra Main Street upgrade project concept plans are available to view at:
the link on this page
Council's Administration Buildings in Guyra and Armidale
Council is keen to answer your questions and hear your feedback regarding the Guyra Main Street upgrade project. Please submit your questions and thoughts here.
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