121 Taylors Lane, Cambewarra

Project Summary:

Menai Civil delivered the Taylors Lane subdivision in Cambewarra, providing civil infrastructure to support the development of a 124-lot residential community. The project included significant earthworks, drainage, pavement construction and service reticulation, alongside the delivery of key Works In Kind Agreement (WIKA) infrastructure. A major component of the works involved the construction of a roundabout intersection and a large wetland system requiring approximately 14,700m³ of excavation and the installation of multiple weirs and hydraulic structures to support stormwater management and environmental outcomes. Through careful coordination of civil, environmental and service infrastructure works, the project established the essential foundations for a new residential precinct while enhancing stormwater management and local connectivity.

Scope of Works:

Site clearing and preparation to establish the subdivision footprint.
Bulk earthworks comprising over 121,150m³ of excavation, including topsoil stripping, stockpiling, and respreading.
Installation of 3,570m of stormwater drainage pipeline and construction of 130 stormwater pits to support site-wide stormwater management.
Construction of 1,820m of pavement subsoil drainage lines to manage groundwater.
Delivery of 22,600m² of flexible pavement works, including sub-base, base course, spray seal, and asphalt surfacing.
Construction of 5,160m² of concrete works, including residential driveways, footpaths, structural weirs, and concrete slabs.
Reticulation of essential services including NBN, electrical, gas, and water infrastructure across the subdivision.
Installation of road signage and line marking to support safe traffic movement within the development.
Traffic management and control measures implemented to maintain safe site access and construction sequencing.
Landscaping works and construction of a wetland system, including large-scale excavation and installation of hydraulic structures to support stormwater treatment and environmental outcomes.