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Berrida Bullagreen Road (Rural Road) - 100827-18NSW-RTR
Currently has a bitumen seal of 3.6m with 1.5 unsealed shoulder which is unsuitable for two way traffic containing heavy vehicles and is a safety concern to motorists. This road is also a bus route and a primary through road.We intent to treat the pavement by 1.5% slag/lime binder and mix to a depth of 200mm. The formation will be widened to 8.5m with the addition of a 6m wide seal.
Sue See Avenue, Mount Isa - 100835-18QLD-RTR
Irregular pavement surfacing with pavement having reached end of service life. Pavement is high maintenance at present and a potential safety concern with loose stones and irregular surface generated by potholes.Pavement Rehabilitation & two coat seal
Goldfields Road - 100840-18WA-RTR
Road failure due to heavy traffic loads.Reconstruction of road and cement stabilise failures.Total cost of proposed project is $163,000
Riverhills Road, Eagleby - 100844-18QLD-RTR
Due to an increase in traffic, safety and capacity of the current unsignalised T-intersection is to be addressed.The project involves the reconstruction and widening of the existing pavement and signalisation of the intersection. Lighting upgrades will also be undertaken.Total cost of proposed project is $3,062,000
New Beith Road, Greenbank - 100843-18QLD-RTR
Safety and Capacity. Inadequate carriageway width, geometry and pavement to meet current and future performance requirementsPavement widening, realignment and structural enhancement to meet current design standards.
Coonong Street, Busby - 100756-18NSW-RTR
Existing road pavement has reached the end of the serviceable life and is demonstrating signs of extensive cracking, rutting and failures.Reconstruction of existing road pavement with full depth asphalt.Total cost of proposed project is $227,078
Manning Point Road, Manning Point - 100846-18NSW-RTR
Extensive surface defects, potholes and significant pavement failure issues. Also inadequate road width causing increased risk to road users.Full rehabilitation of existing pavement to ease safety risk and widening to meet current standards. This will include addition of new pavement material and new spray seal surfacingTotal cost of proposed project is $1,538,468
Males Lane (Rural Road) - 098960-18NSW-RTR
Inadequate sight distance on the hill resulting safety issueImprovement of the sight distance and drainage.
Boort Quambatook Road (rural road) - 100806-18VIC-RTR
The seal binder has hardened and oxidised with the seal requiring renewal to restore its condition.It is proposed to apply a new seal over the existing seal.
Borung Hurstwood Road (Rural Road) - 100807-18VIC-RTR
The existing seal's binder has hardened and oxidised and requires rehabilitation.It is proposed to apply a new 6.2m seal over the existing seal.

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