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Bromley Road (Rural Road) - 102167-19NSW-RTR
This 2490m length of gravel road is included in Griffith City Council’s Heavy Vehicle Bypass Strategy and is a crucial link in the development of an alternative bypass for heavy vehicle traffic to the south of Griffith. Stage 6a - Bromley Rd is an integral component of a larger project of Griffith City Council's Heavy Vehicle Bypass that will link Stage 5b (Thorne Rd) & 6b (Brown/MR80 Kidman Way) to the north, and will be constructed to a suitable standard to accommodate heavy vehicle trafficConstruct & Seal 2490m of Bromley Road to a suitable standard to accommodate heavy vehicle traffic, as part of the construction of Stage 5b, 6a & 6b construction processTotal cost of proposed project is $8,920,135
Lime Lake East Road (Rural Road) - 102216-19WA-RTR
The road surface has deteriorated causing corrugations and wheel rutting and the road surface is in a dangerous state. Also this is a heavy haulage, farm implements and school bus route.Clear, widen and gravel sheet to a width of 8 metres. Clean out culverts and install guide posts.
Badgarning Road (Rural Road) - 102217-19WA-RTR
The road surface has deteriorated causing large holes and wheel rutting and the road surface is in a dangerous state. Also this is a heavy haulage route and access for farm implements.Clear, widen and reconstruct road to a width of 10 metres. Clean out culverts and install guide posts.
Dugays Bridge Road, Dugays Bridge (rural road) - 102031-19VIC-RTR
Deep pot holes and corrugations coming of the bridge seal near residential property.Re-sheet with a 150mm layer of gravel.
Blackwood Park Road, Ferntree Gully - 102185-19VIC-RTR
Narrow single-lane bridge on two-lane road has aged and requires re-construction and upgrade for both safety and asset maintenance reasons.Narrow single-lane road bridge is to be demolished and reconstructed to a two-lane bridge.Total cost of proposed project is $690,000
Youngs Crossing Road, Petrie - 101949-19QLD-RTR
The existing pavement is currently showing significant signs of rutting, pavement fails and crackingThe project objective is to renew the pavement and achieve the required level of service to improve safety. On road bicycle lanes are to be installed which will require pavement widening. An improved crossing for pedestrians and cyclists immediately to the north of the causeway crossing is to be included.Total cost of proposed project is $980,000
Pates Road, Wamuran - 101948-19QLD-RTR
The existing pavement is currently showing significant signs of rutting, pavement fails and block cracking.The project scope includes the rehabilitation of the subject section of road over a length of 1560 metres. An 8.0m formation is proposed due to the high number of commercial vehicles associated with the local land use. The project objective is to renew the pavement and achieve the required level of service to improve safety. There is sub-standard road alignment within private property, it is proposed to realign and upgrade the road to within the current road reserveTotal cost of proposed project is $1,464,839
McKean Street, Caboolture - 101820-19QLD-RTR
The existing pavement is currently showing significant signs of pavement fails and the safety risk to pedestrians and cyclists needs to be improvedThe project scope includes the rehabilitation of road over a length of 890m between Beerburrum Road and Payne Street and active transport improvements along the total 1000m length. Transport improvements include line-marking alterations to install bicycle lanes and bicycle awareness markings (BAZ's), improving the existing on-road line marking, removing and/or replacing existing traffic islands, installation of new zebra crossings, pathways and street lighting. Improvements to drainage and kerb and channel, and pathway improvements. The project objective is to renew the pavement and achieve the required level of service, improve user functionality, safety for cyclists and pedestrians, rectify existing road safety deficiencies, remove existing hazards, reduce the potential for crash risk and severity along the section of McKean Street and allow all abilities accessTotal cost of proposed project is $1,963,101
Belalie East Road, (rural road) - 102203-19SA-RTR
Surface of road has worn with clay appearing making road a hazard when wet as it becomes slippery and boggy which is an issue due to being a high use road which is also a school bus route and commodity route.To resurface the road with a quarry rubble mix. It will be applied 8 metres wide and 0.15 metres thick when compacted. This involves purchasing material from a quarry, carting to site with trucks, spreading and levelling with graders and compacting with rollers. Will include replacement of a significant number of drainage pipes where required.Total cost of proposed project is $476,841
Tomkins Road (rural road) - 102043-19NSW-RTR
Narrow formation width of 6m, virtually no gravel remaining in section, no longer a functioning all weather road, but is required to be. Route heavily used by trafficWiden formation to 8m, Rip, reshape existing road and overlay with gravel pavement 0.1 m thick. 1.0km of Gravel resheeting within the zone 1 August 2018 1 September 2018

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