King Street, Templestowe - 068254-16VIC-RTR

Funding program Roads to Recovery Program
Status Completed
Transport mode Road
Expected start/finish Mar 2017 - Nov 2019
Estimated project cost $6,750,000
Australian Government contribution $1,599,190
Local Council/Shire Manningham City Council
State VIC

Project description

Existing road below current Road Engineering Standards including sub-standard pavement width, gravel shoulders and open table drains, no kerb and channel, no underground drainage, inadequate pedestrian and bicycle facilities and limited street lighting

Pavement rehabilitation, pavement widening, underground stormwater constructions, kerb and channel, and improvements to bicycle and pedestrian facilities

Total cost of proposed project is $6,750,000

Project last updated: 16 Sep 2020

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