Lang Street, Glen Innes - 050411-13NSW-RTR

Funding program Roads to Recovery Program
Status Completed
Transport mode Road
Expected start/finish Aug 2013 - Jul 2014
Estimated project cost $134,732
Australian Government contribution $71,862
Local Council/Shire Glen Innes Severn Council
State NSW

Project description

The road pavement has numerous failures, requiring regular routine maintenance to patch potholes and rectify other pavement defects.

Rehabilitation, including reshaping road verges to improve drainage and minimise water ingress into pavement; ripping the existing surface, stabilisation or replacement of the existing road pavement, and bitumen sealing the road to 10.8 metres in width.

Total cost of proposed project is $134,732

Project last updated: 10 Nov 2014

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