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Trida Road (Rural Road) - 115573-21NSW-RTR
Unsealed road which has low lying flood prone areas and poor drainage which is boggy when wet and results in extended road closures following rain events.Formation earthworks will be undertaken to raise road height out of minor flood level. Install 3 new culverts to improve drainage flows away from road.Total cost of proposed project is $300,936
Moolah - Trida Road (Rural Road) - 115578-21NSW-RTR
Unsealed road which has low lying, flood prone areas and poor drainage. It is boggy when wet and has extended road closure times following rain events.Formation earthworks to raise road height and install 3 new culvertsTotal cost of proposed project is $291,360
Woore Street, Wilcannia - 115581-21NSW-RTR
No kerb and gutter results in poor drainage and access issues for residents. Pavement failure results in frequent potholes and cracking.Install new kerb and gutter both sides. Reconstruct pavement and seal to suit new kerb and gutter.Total cost of proposed project is $279,265
Westlake Road, Morley - 115019-21WA-RTR
Current road is in excess of 11 years old with surface deterioration due to aged and loss of stone. Severe cracks on most sections. Identified as part of Council's road asset management program as a priority 1 classification.Resealing of road 691m long including drainage and associated works. Width of road 7.1.m wide with 25mm asphalt kerb to kerb. A =4906 m2
Napier Road, Morley - 115021-21WA-RTR
Current road is in excess of 30 years old with surface deterioration due to aged and loss of stone. Severe cracks on most sections. Identified as part of Council's road asset management program as a priority 1 classification.Resealing of road 832m long including drainage and associated works. Width of road 6.8m with 25mm asphalt kerb to kerb. A =5658 m2
Miles Road, KEWDALE - 115584-21WA-RTR
It is as an important connection across the width of the Kewdale Industrial Estate. Heavy vehicle loads and turning stresses from over sized and over length vehicles rated under the Restricted Area Vehicles (RAV) programme run by the State's Main Roads Department have created excessive wear on the asphalt wearing course and started to deform the existing cross-sections in places.Length, width and area of job: 943m x 7.8m = 7,355m2. Profile and remove 100mm of materials from kerb side lane and 50mm from median lane. Replace with asphalt layers as per pavement design. Repair drainage and kerbing as required.Total cost of proposed project is $358,560
Tennyson Street, Leederville - 115585-21WA-RTR
Extensive wear, stripping and reflective pavement cracking.Mill out and reseal the deteriorated road surface with a 30mm stone mastic asphalt (SMA) overlay and replace the substandard kerbing where required to prolong the life of the asset and to improve the level of service to the community.
Brisbane Terrace, Perth - 115586-21WA-RTR
Extensive wear, stripping and reflective pavement cracking.Mill out and reseal the deteriorated road surface with a 30mm stone mastic asphalt (SMA) overlay and replace the substandard kerbing where required to prolong the life of the asset and to improve the level of service to the community.
Ryan Avenue, Wangaratta - 115591-21VIC-RTR
Existing pavement is in poor condition, consisting of potholes and rutting.Works include milling out a section of damaged asphalt, approximately 298m2 and replace asphalt layer up to 40mm.
Petherick Road, Kingston SE - 115373-21SA-RTR
Large Sand holes, blowouts due to lack of rubble, shape loss, road is delaminating.Full resheet with 200mm rubble

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