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East Parade road pavement has extensive failures to over 40% of the area. Pavement length 110m width 11.2mRehabilitation of the road pavement by heavy patching, profiling and resurfacing the wearing surfacing. Replacement of the failed kerb and gutterTotal cost of proposed project is $111,886
Parkes Street pavement has extensive failures to over 40% of the area. Pavement length 248m width 12.0mRehabilitation of the road pavement by heavy patching, profiling and resurfacing the wearing surfacing. Replacement of the failed kerb and gutterTotal cost of proposed project is $160,000
Talavera Road pavement has extensive failures to over 30% of the area. Pavement length 255m width 10.2mRehabilitation of the road pavement by heavy patching, profiling and resurfacing the wearing surfacing. Replacement of the failed kerb and gutterTotal cost of proposed project is $147,000
Rough and failing pavementRehabilitation of 260 metre long section of Greigs Road
Pavement condition has deteriorated to an unacceptable levelRehabilitation of the pavement including replacement of the kerb and channelTotal cost of proposed project is $145,904
Pavement condition has deteriorated to an unacceptable levelRehabilitation of the pavement including replacement of the kerb and channelTotal cost of proposed project is $119,730
Pavement condition has deteriorated to an unacceptable levelRehabilitation of the pavement including replacement of the kerb and channelTotal cost of proposed project is $89,688
Pavement condition has deteriorated to an unacceptable levelRehabilitation of the pavement including replacement of the kerb and channelTotal cost of proposed project is $89,688
Most of the road has a narrow seal and the southern section is unsealed.Widening of the narrow seal and reconstruction of the unsealed section to provide a sealed pavement
The Gardens Road services the pastoral, tourism, mining and indigenous community industries. The nearby Alice Springs to Darwin road rail crossing is currently being upgraded to 2 lane 7m wide seal, finishing at the existing narrow non-standard, single lane grid. The upgrade of the grid and drainage is a safety issue.It is proposed to raise the grid to allow drainage to occur, widen the grid to standard 9.6 metre width, raise the road approaches and build fence on both sides of the grid for traffic safety.
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Project Name: Highland Lakes Road Upgrade
Project category: Road
Funding program: Investment Road and Rail Program
Project status: Completed
Description:
The project has sealed approximately 20.6 km of Highland Lakes Road from Miena to Haulage Hill, north of Breona. The project has also realigned and widened three curves on Haulage Hill.