A concrete pour on Tuesday 31 January marked a significant milestone in construction of the new Normanville Surf Life Saving Club and cafe/ kiosk.

Ross Whitfield, Director Assets & Environment at the District Council of Yankalilla, says the newly poured slab outlines the footprint of the future building and is attracting attention from locals.

“We are thrilled to be progressing on this significant community facility,” he says. 

“The concrete pour marks a major milestone in the construction process, and we’re excited to see the project advance and really start to take shape.”

Visitors to the construction site can now see the outline of the future building, thanks to the freshly poured concrete slab. 

After allowing sufficient time for curing, the next step in the construction process will be structural steel framing and blockwork.

Chief Executive Officer Nathan Cunningham says contractor Partek Constructions

Is making good progress on the project.

“We invite all residents to follow our progress and see the transformation of the site as it continues to take shape,” he says.

“We are committed to delivering a high-quality building that will serve the Normanville Surf Life Saving Club and the wider community for years to come.”

A video of the pour is available to the public and can be viewed online.