The objective of the Alice Springs Flood Mitigation project is to complete a feasibility study on various trunk drainage options and prepare concept and detail design for the preferred options to reduce flooding affected areas within Alice Springs.
Byrne Consultants were engaged by the Department of Lands, Planning and Environment (DLPE) to determine the feasibility of various proposed trunk drainage upgrades, develop concept designs based on a preferred option from the feasibility phase and provide detail design services. Our role includes:
The project is ongoing; however the intended outcomes are to determine a preferred drainage solution and prepare detail designs for drainage upgrades to reduce flooding in affected areas of Alice Springs. To date, Byrne Consultants have completed preliminary investigations including an engineering assessment, an assessment for potential impacts of the proposed works on Aboriginal sacred sites in the areas of work, detailed survey and an environmental assessment. The preliminary assessment has resulted in the development of initial advice for works which can be prioritised as early works for implementation by the client, preliminary engineering design across multiple sites and the establishment of a GIS portal to map proposed engineering options against cultural heritage constraints and assist in the presentation of key project concepts to a broad stakeholder audience.
Byrne Consultants was engaged by the Department of Logistics and Infrastructure (DLI) to support the delivery of remote housing across the Northern Territory. Our role included community master planning for new subdivisions, community engagement, and the design and development of residential infrastructure to support sustainable growth in remote communities.
Byrne Consultants was engaged by the Department of Logistics and Infrastructure (DLI) to support the delivery of remote housing across the Northern Territory. Our role included community master planning for new subdivisions, community engagement, and the design and development of residential infrastructure to support sustainable growth in remote communities.
The NT Subdivision Development Guidelines are a Northern Territory Government initiative to consolidate and standardise subdivision design and construction requirements across all localities within the Northern Territory.
Brownfield housing developments require site servicing plans to detail utility connections to the lot and for civil set out. This project involves the design and documentation of site servicing and civil layout plans for remote infill lot developments across the Northern Territory to support the Remote Housing Program.