Cornvale Road (Rural Road) - 118702-21SA-RTR

Funding program Roads to Recovery Program
Status Completed
Transport mode Road
Expected start/finish Aug 2022 - May 2023
Estimated project cost $129,269
Australian Government contribution $88,000
Local Council/Shire Light Regional Council
State SA

Project description

Cornvale Road is a class 3 Rural Road that provides access to the local farming community and residential properties along its stretch. The current condition of the road see a large amount of subsurface breakthough which causes significant issues during wet weather with vehicles having to drive through the slippery clay material.

Rural Road will be re-sheeted and constructed using a suitable quarry material that will provide a higher level of rideability and decrease maintenance intervals.

Total cost of proposed project is $129,269

Project last updated: 7 Jul 2023

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