Works have commenced on the major project to revitalise the Miles CBD A major revitalisation of the Miles CBD is a step closer, with construction on the $6 million project kicking off this week. Western Downs Regional Council is delivering the project in partnership with the Federal Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program. Western Downs Regional Council Mayor Paul McVeigh said the start of construction marked an exciting milestone for the project, which is designed to boost economic growth. “This project will transform the Miles CBD into a vibrant, welcoming hub of activity which is designed to encourage new investment opportunities and entice more visitors to our beautiful town,” Cr McVeigh said. “As part of the project, the streetscape will be revitalised to create a village feel which is RV friendly and incorporates feature lighting, colourful landscaping, street tables and stools, outdoor dining opportunities, public art, and improved pedestrian linkages. “What makes this project special is the way it will celebrate the area‘s rich history, with the community working with us to create a design that pays tribute to Miles and its people, places, and industries.“ Federal Member for Maranoa, David Littleproud said he was pleased to see construction get underway. “This is great news as I know the community is eager to enjoy the benefits it is set to bring,” Mr Littleproud said. “This project capitalises on Miles’ great potential and its unique story.
Western Downs Regional Council
5 Oct 2021
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