UTAS car park's first stage complete at Invermay

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2021 - 6:00pmFebruary 1 2021 - 6:00pmFacebookTwitterWhatsappEmailCopyView +13 PhotosPictures: Phillip Biggs The first stages of the University of Tasmania's $5 million car park at Invermay

are taking shape, with construction beginning back in November and the first stage complete.

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Street at 2-4 Invermay Road will facilitate a 852 car park, currently 172 spots have been redeveloped at the site.

A UTAS spokesperson said the first stage would reopen in the next few weeks for use.

"The project is scheduled for full completion by mid-year," they said.

More than 30 employees are working on the upgrade.

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of the university's $360 million relocation plans.

After construction, the car park will become the City of Launceston council's property. However, UTAS will be responsible for insurance and a proportion of energy, sewerage, land tax and

water charges.

The council will receive revenue from 368 public car spaces, with 484 to be reserved for UTAS staff and students.

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