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Cemetry Road Peppimenarti - 063006-15NT-RTR
Flood damage scoring of gravel road pavementReformation and gravel sheeting. Construction of off let drains. Work zoneTotal cost of proposed project is $126,042
Galbraith Street, Park Holme, - 063007-15SA-RTR
There are extensive areas of cracking and surface deformation. This is a low traffic volume roadEdge plane the asphalt 30mm, deep lift the pavement failures, then complete the project with a 30mm AC10 Light Traffic Mix Overlay
William Street, Candelo - 063008-15NSW-RTR
The pavement contains poor material and the surface is old and unevenDeep lift stabilise 200mm of the road pavement and reseal the road
Bridge Street, Port Melbourne - 063009-15VIC-RTR
Deformed Asphalt surface has been identified through road inspections. The pavement surface has changed from originally constructed profile, which may directly influence the riding quality, water ponding and skid resistance. Asphalt resheeting improves pavement performance with regard to the strength and riding quality.40mm depth asphalt overlay of the existing surface along 455.6m and various widths (area = 5555m2)
Bridge Street, Port Melbourne - 063010-15VIC-RTR
Deformed Asphalt surface has been identified through road inspections. The pavement surface has changed from originally constructed profile, which may directly influence the riding quality, water ponding and skid resistance. Asphalt resheeting improves pavement performance with regard to the strength and riding quality.40mm depth asphalt overlay of the existing surface along 81.3m and 22m width (area = 1788m2)
Packham Drive - 063011-15NSW-RTR
Pavement failures, poor ride quality and width is currently a 6m seal.Stabilising and bitumen seal to a 8m width.
Packham Drive - 063012-15NSW-RTR
Pavement failures, poor ride quality and width is currently a 6m seal.Stabilising and bitumen seal to a 8m width.
Boatfields Road, Amiens - 063013-15QLD-RTR
Corrugation (loss of gravel) and worn gravel surfaces along the road make discomfort driving & may cause potential accidents.• Formation works including reform table drains to improve storm water drainage • Resheeting with new gravel
Williams North Road, (Rural Road) - 063015-15WA-RTR
surface badly rutted with corrugations and sand holes have formed in areas.Gravel re sheeting is to nbe undertaken to provide safe driveable road way
Ranford Road - 063018-15WA-RTR
High congestion warrants additional capacity to be constructed along the road.Add an additional lane to each direction of travel to accommodate a peak period bus lane.Total cost of proposed project is $7,500,000

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