civil engineering Sydney pedestrian crossing

Gilba Road, Girraween – Pedestrian Threshold

CLIENT: Cumberland City Council

Active Civil Group delivered a targeted upgrade on Gilba Road, Girraween, featuring new drainage, footpath, kerb and gutter, and a raised pedestrian threshold to improve safety and amenity.

The works combined precision installation of RCP piping and pits with durable concrete and asphalt treatments, resulting in a robust, low‑maintenance outcome for the local community.

Key Statistics

45 lm of 375 mm RCP installed with 3 pits, lintels and grates
140 m reinforced concrete footpath constructed
60 lm of new kerb and gutter installed
150 m² deep‑lift asphalt laid
New raised pedestrian threshold completed

Project Highlights

Precision drainage installation

Installed 45 lineal metres of 375 mm RCP for reliable stormwater management.
Constructed three pits complete with lintels and grates to improve capture and flow capacity.

Safer pedestrian access

Delivered a brand‑new raised pedestrian threshold to calm traffic and increase visibility at crossing points.
Designed to improve accessibility and safety for all users.

Durable footpath and interface works

Constructed 140 metres of reinforced concrete footpath for a smooth, long‑lasting pedestrian route.
Installed 60 lineal metres of kerb and gutter to improve edge definition and drainage performance.

High‑performance pavement

Laid 150 square metres of deep‑lift asphalt to provide a stable, even surface and extend pavement life.
Achieved a clean tie‑in with surrounding surfaces for a seamless finish.

Outcomes

The Gilba Road pedestrian threshold project delivers safer crossings, improved drainage and durable pedestrian links.

With quality construction and coordinated delivery, Active Civil Group has enhanced local amenity and provided a resilient asset for the Girraween community.