Murray St, Perth, Western Australian 6000 - 114086-20WA-RTR

Funding program Roads to Recovery Program
Status Completed
Transport mode Road
Expected start/finish Sep 2021 - Jun 2022
Estimated project cost $75,945
Australian Government contribution $73,347
Local Council/Shire City of Perth
State WA

Project description

Roads Condition Assessment indicates minor reseal work to prevent further deterioration in road seal and pavement condition.

Resurface existing road surface and reconstruct pavement layer - Remove 184 sqm concrete pavers and replace with black asphalt DGA 14 - Remove 372 Sqm black Asphalt and replace with DGA 14 - Remove 80 sqm red bike lanes and replace with like for like SMA10 - Remove 70 m flush precast concrete kerbing adjacent to cycle path and concrete pavers - Reconstruct 184 sqm road pavement underneath pavers. Seek design treatment but consider replacing with 50mm black asphalt - Prime the top of the limestone (anionic emulsion). Construct an asphalt levelling/corrector layer using AC10 (if less than 50mm required) or AC14 (if 50mm and more required), followed by two 50mm thick AC14 layers.

Total cost of proposed project is $75,945

Project last updated: 5 Jul 2022

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