Footpath and Shared Path works 2025-2026

We have completed the construction of a footpath on Butmaroo Street, Bungendore between Malbon Street and Gibraltar Street. Find out more on the project page.

Progress Update - 7 August 2026

• All works are now complete and the path is open for public use.

Project Background

Forster Street was identified as a high-priority shared path in the Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities Plan. The new path will connect the early learning centre and south Bungendore residents to existing shared paths on Ellendon Street and Majara St.

Construction will be over 500m of 2m wide shared paths between 6 Forster Street and Majara Street. JSC Pty Ltd will be completing the work and were awarded a contract in March 2026.

Construction is progressing and we expect construction to  be completed in June 2026, subject to weather.

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Progress Update - 7 August 2026

• All works are complete and the path is now open for public use.

Project Background

A shared user path approximately 375 metres long and 2.5 metres wide will be constructed through Jerrabomberra Creek Park, providing connections between Bicentennial Drive and Mariners Court. The missing links along Brudenell Pond connecting Brudenell Drive and Tea Tree Close will also be completed.

Download the map showing the route of the new shared path(PDF, 20MB).

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Prepare the design for the Queanbeyan Riverwalk between Glenrock Drain to Dane Street, and the current termination point.

Progress Update - 7 August 2026

• All works are now complete and the path is open for public use.

Project Background

We are planning to construct 215m of 1.5m-wide footpath along Rutledge Street from Ellendon Street to Kings Highway. This project has been identified in the adopted Bungendore Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities Plan and is ranked fourth in the Bungendore works priority list.

Consultation with residents regarding the proposed path alignment is set to begin from 11 June.

The works will require the removal of some trees to accommodate the footpath; this will be discussed with residents, and replacement saplings will be planted to offset the loss. 

The footpath construction is expected to have minimal impact on traffic along Rutledge Street, with traffic management measures implemented to ensure the safety of workers, residents, pedestrians, and road users.