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Solitary Islands Way - 118584-21NSW-RTR
The intersection of Solitary Islands Way and Centenary Drive, Woolgoolga was deemed to be insufficient and lacking, to accommodate the projected traffic volume and complexity of traffic movement associated with the Wiigulga Sports Complex, Solitary Islands Way and Centenary Drive.Reconfiguration of the intersection of Solitary Islands Way and Centenary Drive, Woolgoolga, to include a 4-way signalised intersection with a new local access road. This work requires the placement of trunk and localised drainage, road formation and pavement widening, new kerb and gutter, traffic signals and asphalt wearing surface.Total cost of proposed project is $7,253,434
Rankins Springs Road, (rural road) - 118592-21NSW-RTR
Reseals on previous years spray sealsPlace bitumen spray seal coat
Charles Street, Hillston - 118595-21NSW-RTR
Reseal on previous years spray seal following installation of new kerb and gutteringPlace bitumen spray seal coat
Henry Street, Hillston - 118594-21NSW-RTR
Reseal on previous years spray seals following installation of new kerb and gutteringPlace bitumen spray seal coat
Forrest Highway (Vittoria Road) – New Intersection and Road Connection
A new intersection will be constructed along Forrest Highway, south of Vittoria Road, along with a new road connection into the Glen Iris development precinct. The new intersection and road connection will address current pedestrian, traffic and road safety issues associated with travelling along Forrest Highway and accessing the Glen Iris development precinct, the Bunbury Farmers Market and local schools. The project will also support future development opportunities in the Glen Iris development precinct, improve access to Bunbury Port, promote efficient traffic movement along Forrest Highway, and support regional development opportunities for the region.
Regional Road Safety Upgrades
The project will undertake targeted regional road upgrades across Western Australia to ensure roads meet current WA road safety standards. The upgrades will include shoulder sealing, widening road mediums and the installation of audible edge and centre lines.
Chidlow-York Road and Forrest Street Intersection Upgrade
The project will upgrade the Great Southern Highway and Forrest Street intersection to allow for heavy vehicle access into the York light industrial area. This will help to facilitate further development of the York light industrial area, enhance freight efficiency, and improve road safety outcomes for all road users.
Stratherne Road (Rural) - 118587-21WA-RTR
Vegetation leading up to dangerous hills and curves and intersections encroaching on line of sight. Has high heavy vehicle use.Pruning of vegetation along the roadside, both sides, for this section of road.
Dew Road (Rural) - 118589-21WA-RTR
Road breaking up. Road has several hills and curves.Gravel resheeting of the section of road.
Mons Street, Merriwagga - 118597-21NSW-RTR
Reseals on previous years spray sealsPlace bitumen spray seal coat

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