Duke Street, Campsie - 132013-25NSW-RTR

Funding program Roads to Recovery Program
Status Underway
Transport mode Road
Expected start/finish Sep 2025 - Jun 2026
Estimated project cost $580,000
Australian Government contribution $580,000
State NSW

Project description

The condition of the road pavement has been deteriorated with the evidence of fatigue cracks and rutting and sme isolated sections of kerb and gutter have been damaged. The pavement requires repair and full width resurfacing. The damaged segments of kerb and gutter also requires reconstruction. The project includes repair and resurfacing of the road pavement and reconstruction of damaged segments of kerb and gutter and other associated civil works. The stimated cost of the project is $600,000 and it will be fully funded by RTR Funds.

Project last updated: 27 Jan 2026

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