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Tallon Street Footpath Rehabilitation

What's Being Planned · Suburb: Sadliers Crossing · Ref: INF04354 · Last updated: 2026-08-19

Description

Council is planning the replacement of a section of footpath on Tallon Street, Sadliers Crossing.

Status

This project is in the detailed design phase. Construction timing is dependent on funding in future Council budgets.

What to expect

Sections of the footpath unavailable during construction

Funding (Capital Works Program)

Capital Works Program 2026–2029 (2026–2027 budget · Path Rehabilitation · as “Tallon Street Footpath Rehabilitation”) Council source ↗

Funded in 2026–2027 — per-project amounts not published in the 2026–2027 program.

Capital Works Program 2025–2028 (2025–2026 budget · Path Rehabilitation · as “Tallon Street Footpath Rehabilitation”) Council source ↗

2025–20262026–20272027–20283 Year Total
$890k$890k

Capital Works Program 2024–2027 (2024–2025 budget · Path Rehabilitation · as “Tallon Street Footpath Rehabilitation”) Council source ↗

2024–20252025–20262026–20273 Year Total
$400k$400k

Capital Works Program 2023–2026 (2023–2024 budget · Path Rehabilitation · as “Tallon Street Footpath Rehabilitation”) Council source ↗

2023–20242024–20252025–20263 Year Total
$10k$170k$180k

Funding, as published in each program

Financial year2023–2024 program2024–2025 program2025–2026 program
2023–2024$10,000··
2024–2025·
2025–2026$170,000
2026–2027 revised·$400,000$890,000
2027–2028··

Council published different figures for 2026–2027 in different programs. Both are Council's own; each links to the page it appears on.

· = outside that program's three-year window (not zero). Amounts are Council's, in the year they were published for.

Amounts are as published in Council's Capital Works Program PDFs ($'000, multiplied out). See all capital works programs.

Timeline

Everything Council has published about this project, newest first. Each entry links to its source.

Source: Ipswich City Council Civic Projects Map (CC BY 4.0).