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Capital works are on track

THE City of Casey’s 2008-2009 Capital Works Program is moving full steam ahead, with a number of key projects nearing completion.
Two new kindergarten rooms will be built at Gwendoline Children’s Centre in Berwick South, with the pre-slab plumbing, fire service modifications and foundation works completed. The extension to Kalora Park Sporting Pavilion in Narre Warren North is also on track for completion in early November.
Underpinning works at the Doveton Kindergarten, to strengthen the building’s foundations, have been completed.

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