Torquay and Jan Juc

With so many roadworks and projects happening across Surf Coast Shire, we want to let you know what is being constructed and what is planned. Some of these projects are underway and some projects are still in the planning stage with specific details and timing are yet to be confirmed. We will update this page as soon as we know information.

We will communicate with directly impacted residents about these works once details are confirmed (before construction starts).

Any questions or concerns? Call 5261 0600 or lodge a request.

Road works in Torquay and Jan Juc

Surf Coast Highway and Bristol Road intersection

Silvereye Street and Cormorant Way, Torquay

  • Construction of a 2.5 meter wide pathway and landscaping.
  • Works will start in mid July and are expected to be completed by the end of August.
  • For more information go to surfcoast.vic.gov.au/TorquayNorthWorks

Surf Coast Highway, between the intersections of Merrijig Drive and South Beach Road, Torquay

  • Construction of slip lane to car parks for the new Wurdi Baierr Aquatic and Recreation Centre.
  • One lane of Surf Coast Highway closed, Torquay bound.

Road works by other agencies

Briody Drive, Torquay, developer works as part of the Summerset Torquay Retirement Village project.

  • Upgrading Briody Drive including new drainage and sewerage and sealing the road.
  • Update 15/9 - Closure of intersection of Briody Drive and Illawong Drive for final works including drainage and sealing of road. Works are expected to be completed by 10 November, when the road will reopen.
  • Local access will be maintained at all times.
  • Contact Blair Smith, Winslow Project Manager, 0436 407 232, for more information about the works.
  • For more information got to Summerset Torquay Retirement Village

Corner of Surf Coast Highway and Grossmans Road

  • Installation of left hand turning lane.
  • Developer works, expected to be completed by end of 2025.
  • For more information contact info@bild.group
  • Wurdi Baierr Aquatic and Recreation Centre
  • Banyul-Warri Fields Hockey Pitch
  • Shared pathway between Torquay Town centre and Surf City
  • Jan Juc Creek Daylighting
  • The Ridgeline Trail

Winchelsea and Moriac

With so many roadworks and projects happening across Surf Coast Shire, we want to let you know what is being constructed and what is planned. Some of these projects are underway and some projects are still in the planning stage with specific details and timing are yet to be confirmed. We will update this page as soon as we know information.

We will communicate with directly impacted residents about these works once details are confirmed (before construction starts).

Any questions or concerns? Call 5261 0600 or lodge a request.

Road works in Winchelsea and surrounding towns

Pollocksford Road bridge

  • Pollocksford Road bridge is closed due to structural issues with the bridge.
  • Council officers are working with structural engineers to replace the bridge deck.
  • For more information go to surfcoast.vic.gov.au/PollocksfordRoadBridge

Transport Victoria works - Winchelsea-Deans Marsh Road and Cape Otway Road intersection.

  • Installation of a roundabout, new kerb, public lighting, line marking, signage and new asphalt surface.
  • Find out more

Walter Road, Barrabool

  • Upgrading the road pavement by applying a crushed rock overlay followed by a spray wearing course.
  • Reformation of the roadside open drains to improve drainage.
  • Work to commence on 10 June and is expected to be completed by middle of July.
  • Access to Barrabool Maze will be maintained at all times.
  • Access to Walter Road will be for local resident access only.
  • Gnarwarre Culvert (Drain) Replacement
  • Electric vehicle (EV) charger
  • Barwon River Loop Walk
  • Winchelsea Greening and Stormwater Treatment

Lorne and Deans Marsh

With so many roadworks and projects happening across Surf Coast Shire, we want to let you know what is being constructed and what is planned. Some of these projects are underway and some projects are still in the planning stage with specific details and timing are yet to be confirmed. We will update this page as soon as we know information.

We will communicate with directly impacted residents about these works once details are confirmed (before construction starts).

Any questions or concerns? Call 5261 0600 or lodge a request.

Road works in Lorne and Deans Marsh

  • Allenvale Road
    • Landslip works have been completed, further works required.

Works been undertaken by Transport Victoria

Deans Marsh-Lorne Road, Deans Marsh

  • Electric vehicle (EV) chargers

Anglesea and Aireys Inlet

With so many roadworks and projects happening across Surf Coast Shire, we want to let you know what is being constructed and what is planned. Some of these projects are underway and some projects are still in the planning stage with specific details and timing are yet to be confirmed. We will update this page as soon as we know information.

We will communicate with directly impacted residents about these works once details are confirmed (before construction starts).

Any questions or concerns? Call 5261 0600 or lodge a request.

Road works in Anglesea and Aireys Inlet

Great Ocean Road at Lialeeta Road, Fairhaven

Landslip repair works are underway to repair erosion and damage along the embankment.

Works include temporary fencing and cleaning up of gravel and sediment that has washed on to the path.

The fencing will remain in place, while we develop plans for a longer term solution, including revegetation of the embankment.

Follow the project at surfcoast.vic.gov.au/LialettaRoad

Intersection of Bambra-Aireys Inlet Road, Breakfast Creek Road and no. 2 Road, Wensleydale

  • Works to start mid June and take approximately six weeks to complete.
  • Traffic access will be maintained, though minor delays may occur during work hours.

Scope of works includes:

  • Improving the exiting sealed surface with an asphalt overlay and minor widening to enhance traction and enable two trucks to pass safely around the bend.
  • Extending the sealed surface 100 metres past the sharp curve on the downhill side of intersection.
  • Installing additional signage and line marking for improved delineation through the curve.
  • Installing a concrete channel on the inside of the curve to improve drainage, along with upgrades to the existing drainage system.
  • Installing Guardrail for added safety.
  • Electric vehicle (EV) chargers