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Osmaston Road, Westbury - 101999-19TAS-RTR
Road pavement is failing creating unsafe road conditionsReconstruction of failed section of road pavement, approximately 3.1km
Railton Road, Moltema - 102000-19TAS-RTR
Three failed section of road due to localised slipping of the pavement has created unsafe road conditionsReconstruction of the three failed sections of road pavement totaling 1.0km located in the 3.3km section of roadTotal cost of proposed project is $200,000
Wonnerup South Road (Rural Road) - 101965-19WA-RTR
This 32 year old narrow seal rural road is in a very poor condition. The existing seal has severe edge break, cracking and numerous pot hole patching.These sections of this narrow seal rural road will be reconstructed and widened.Total cost of proposed project is $1,774,519
Yoongarillup Road (Rural Road) - 101967-19WA-RTR
This road is one of the City's rural narrow seal roads. The road shoulders are in a poor condition with edge break and some vegetation growing too close to the road.This narrow seal rural road will be reconstructed and widened.
Yoongarillup Road (Rural Road) - 101983-19WA-RTR
This section of the rural road was widened in the 2019 financial year and now the intersection with the Vasse Highway needs a to widened to tie-in with the road.Widened the intersection to tie-in with the widened road.
Lakeside Drive, Alawa - 101815-19NT-RTR
The Lakeside Reconstruction project Stage 2 represents the completion of the balance of the Lakeside Drive reconstruction project, Stage 1 of which was completed with funding from the previous round of R2R funding. Geotechnical investigations have confirmed the poor condition of the road pavement. Lakseside Drive is a Primary Collector road and is an important route to the DSarwin Hospitals. It has a relatively high traffic volume (6.440 vehicles/day), there have been 14 recorded crashes along Lakeside Drive (including its intersections) since 2014.Demolition of existing road pavement - road surface, subbase and base course - which has reached the end of its useful life. Replacement with new pavement - base course, subbase and asphalt. Improvement to the safety and function of pedestrian refuge islands and pram ramps which fall within the area of the pavement works.Total cost of proposed project is $2,528,897
Kielpa Gum Flat Road (Rural Road) - 101988-19SA-RTR
The existing gravel surface has deteriorated over a number of years exposing the sub base and clay areas which become a hazard when wetThe road will be reconstructed ,reshaped and 150 millimetres crushed road base material added
Syverstens Road (Rural Road) - 101990-19SA-RTR
The existing road surface is rapidly deteriorating exposing the sub base and clay areas, causing problems in the wetter monthsThe road will be reconstructed ,reshaped ,new drainage and a 150 millimetres of crushed road base material added
Sextonville Road, CASINO NSW 2470, - 101971-19NSW-RTR
Pavement has failed due to heavy vehicle usage/age/poor crossfalls. Some road side drainage issues contributing to the pavement failure alsoOverlay existing road with 100-150mm of a high quality DGB20 with the addition of a stabilising agent and a full reseal over the worksTotal cost of proposed project is $333,675
Oura Road (Rural Road) - 101996-19NSW-RTR
Existing road is narrow with poor vertical and horiziontal alignment. Correction of an uneven profile.Rip existing, widening of pavement, add gravel sub-base and stabilise. Seal with a 14-7 two coat.

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