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Mawbanna Road, Mawbanna - 101624-19TAS-RTR
Road pavement is significantly deformed, Road seal is significantly broken, Road side drainage is inadequateIt is proposed to resurface, re-profile, augment and widen the existing pavement including new bitumen sealTotal cost of proposed project is $800,000
South Road, Lileah - 101651-19TAS-RTR
Road is single lane, traffic sight distance is poorIt is proposed to widen and seal a section of South road to allow for 2 way traffic and improved sight distanceTotal cost of proposed project is $192,000
Kowald Road, Katanning - 101666-19WA-RTR
Clay sub base is exposed, road is slippery during wet weather. Rutting and corrugations exist resulting in a safety issue from loss of thickness of gravel.Gravel re sheet, grade and compact.
Cullen Street, Katanning - 101662-19WA-RTR
bitumen is old and there is severe cracking as well as potholes.Repair failures and reseal the road.
Hensman Road, Katanning - 101660-19WA-RTR
Clay sub base is exposed, road is slippery during wet weather. Rutting and corrugations exist resulting in a safety issue from loss of thickness of gravel.Gravel re sheet, grade and compact.
Wadeson Street,Cobram - 101739-19VIC-RTR
The kerb and channel in this street has reached the end of its serviceable life, and the adjoin road pavement has failed.Reconstruct the kerb and channel both sides and rehabilitate the road pavement.
Pleasant Court, Numurkah - 101740-19VIC-RTR
Kerb and channel has failed, causing moisture to enter the pavement which has also caused major pavement failureReplace kerb and channel and reconstruct road pavement
Hope Street, Mosman Park - 101246-19WA-RTR
Mix of crocodile cracking, meandering cracking, block cracking and localised delamination. Cracking is over the entire 300m length with meandering cracking contributing the most over the section at a poor condition rating due to age hardening of bitumen. Block and crocodile cracking in some areas at fair to poor condition. Delamination is localised to one location at about 1 metre squared area. There is evidence of polishing over the entire length due to age of seal.Removal of existing seal to a depth of 25-30mm then laying of a stone mastic asphalt in order to reduce future cracking from age hardening of bitumenTotal cost of proposed project is $87,500
Charles Street - 101748-19NSW-RTR
The road surface is affected by various cracks and deformations. The surface is old and brittle and prone to development of potholes. Some areas exhibit surface texture problems affecting the skid resistance. Isolated sections of kerb and gutter are broken and deformed affecting access to properties.The proposed treatment includes repair of kerb and gutters where required, repair of failed pavement areas by heavy patching and resurfacing the road with hot mix asphalt. Length = 318 m, Width = 10.2 m, Area = 3243.6 m2
Somerset Street - 101749-19NSW-RTR
The road surface is affected by cracks and deformation. Kerb and gutters are higher than the road surface creating trip hazards for pedestrians. The surface is old and includes various surface types from spray seal to asphalt. Some kerb and gutter sections have been displaced by tree roots.The proposed treatment includes repair of kerb and gutters as required, repair of failed pavement areas by heavy patching and resurfacing the road with hot mix asphalt. Length = 172 m, Width = 10.2 m, Area = 1754.4 m2

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