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Hall Road (rural road) - 118957-22WA-RTR
The drainage is inadequate with water pooling on the roadway and the seal is worn.Reseal and improve drainage.
Millar street, Waroona - 118952-22WA-RTR
This section of the road passes by the front of Saint Joseph’s Primary School. The children all disperse through the school gates on to Millar Street at the end of the school day. Parents and guardians park in an ad hoc manner along the adjacent road verges, blocking the line of sight for oncoming traffic. As well as perform U turns when leaving the area. Increasing the risk to the large number of children coming across the roadway. There are no directional controls on and off Millar Street, nor around the intersection of Millar Street and Hesse Street. Large trucks also need to travel past the school to access the agricultural show grounds sheds.To install traffic calming and a designated crossing point.
Butler Return, Waroona - 118954-22WA-RTR
The seal on the cul-de-sac has worn down.Reseal / asphalt the cul-de-sac
Tognela Court, Lake Cliffton. - 118953-22WA-RTR
The seal on the cul-de-sac is worn and requires extending.Reseal and extend cul-de-sac.
Langlo Mt. Morris Road (Rural Road) - 118964-22QLD-RTR
Improve the condition of the road particularly during wet weather events, where road is scoured and access is not available to road users.Resheet road to 6m wide and seal the road to 4m wide with 2-coat bitumen Seal.Total cost of proposed project is $1,687,684
Yarraby Road, Towan - 118553-21VIC-RTR
Lack of material and formationResheet and shape 100mm of limestone by 6m width over the 1.84km
Robbie court, Waroona - 118956-22WA-RTR
The seal on the cul-de-sac has worn down.Reseal/ asphalt the cul-de sac.
Mitchell Road, Preston Beach - 118950-22WA-RTR
This section of the road passes by the only general store and fuel bowser in Preston Beach. These facilities are very popular with visitors to the area. In particular off-road vehicle owners, who use the facilities to reinflate their tyres after driving on the beach. Resulting in banked up traffic lining up on both Mitchell Street and Panorama Drive. In addition to holiday makers cars and tour buses, who park in an ad hoc manner along the adjacent road verges, blocking the line of sight for oncoming traffic. increasing the risk to the large number of pedestrians coming across the roadways to access the general store. There are no directional controls in and out of the shops parking area, which has two exits. One driveway goes out onto Mitchell Road and one driveway goes onto Panorama Drive. It is also common for drivers travelling along Mitchell Road to be driving at speeds in excess of 50 kilometres an hour.To install traffic calming and directional lines.Total cost of proposed project is $37,010
Murat Rd, Exmouth - 118966-22WA-RTR
Bitumen seal is wearing in various locations and is beginning to damage. Stone from the seal has been lost and has begun exposing the bitumen layer making it prone to pot holes and cracking.It is proposed to renew the bitumen seal on as much of the length of the nominated section of road as possible and install median strip treatments where required.Total cost of proposed project is $467,432
Woodlands Road, Taren Point - 118741-21NSW-RTR
Road Pavement surface is significantly potholed and cracked; surface layer is severely oxidised and resurfacing of wearing surface is needed.Full width (7.2m) road pavement resurfacing for 480m length. Works include mill and fill of pavement surface with 40mm thick asphalt concrete.

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