An artist’s impression of the planned boardwalk at Point Walter.
Camera IconAn artist’s impression of the planned boardwalk at Point Walter. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Facelift for Bicton Baths, Point Walter and Heathcote

Emma ClaytonMelville Gazette

Parks and Wildlife will install facilities, including wooden deck structures with seating and multi-media interpretation, at each of the selected sites. These are designed to enhance the experience for recreational users, while also communicating the natural and cultural heritage values of the Swan and Canning rivers and the surrounding foreshore.

During the installation of the interpretation facilities, access to some areas may be restricted or closed.

People who may be directly affected have been notified.

Parks and Wildlife and the City of Melville will work together to ensure minimum inconvenience to users of the areas.

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Temporary signage has been installed at each of the interpretation sites providing information.

Parks and Wildlife has appointed a contractor for the installation works, with construction expected to be completed by the end of November.

For more information on the project, visit here or call Ben Ansell on 9442 0300.