Part 5 Activities

Determined

Bare Island Bridge Repairs

Randwick

Bare Island Fort, located in Kamay Botany Bay National Park, is accessed via a timber trestle bridge constructed in 1886–87 and recognised as State‑significant heritage. The bridge has experienced progressive deterioration, including rot, splitting and termite damage, worsened by water runoff at the northern abutment. Works involve replacing affected timber components to stabilise the structure and maintain safe public access.

Review of Environmental Factors (REF) (1)
The approved project is described in the REF, as modified by any associated decision statement (see supporting documents).
Review of Environmental Factors
Bare Island Bridge REF
Date : Thu, 19/03/2026 - 13:48
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Supporting Documents (2)
Decision Statement
Bare Island Bridge Renewal TfNSW Decision Statement
Date : Thu, 19/03/2026 - 13:48
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Decision Statement
Bare Island Vehicular Bridge Repairs Decision Statement
Date : Thu, 19/03/2026 - 13:48
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Activity Details

Reference number
P5-2026-77
Proponent(s)
Dpe - National Parks And Wildlife Service (Npws)
Address
Bare Island Fort Botany Bay
Legislation
TISEPP (State Environmental Planning Policy (Transport & Infrastructure) 2021)
Activity Type
Parks and other public reserves
Decision
Approved
Determination date