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	<description>The particular Concrete Bridge (U-slab RC Bridge) is on a Rural Collector Road. The concrete has chipped off (spalling) at few spots which has to be patched. Approach guardrail is missing and the existing guardrail is not up to standard. So, the existing guardrails should be replaced with standard ones and new approach guardrails should be installed.</description>
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	<description>It is on Rural Link where traffic volume is considerably high. Approach guardrail is missing and the existing guardrail is not up to the standard. So, the existing guardrails should be replaced with standard ones and new approach guardrails should be installed. Unsealed Road shoulders at the bride as well as at the approaches should be sealed for safety reasons.</description>
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	<description>It is on a Rural Link where traffic volume is considerably high. Approach guardrail is missing and the existing guardrail is not up to standard. The drop is more than 1.5m. So, the existing guardrails should be replaced with standard ones and new approach guardrails should be installed.</description>
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	<description>The particular Major Culvert is across a Rural Collector. There are no guardrails where the road batters are very steep and the drop is more than 1.5m. So, guardrails should be installed according to the standard at this culvert as well as at its approaches. Further, shoulders should be widened a bit and sealed in order to accommodate the guardrails and thus to avoid congestions for vehicles near culvert crossing.</description>
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	<description>It is on a Rural Collector where there are no guardrails at all. Since the drop at the structure is more than 2m, new guard rails should be installed with approach guardrails.</description>
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	<description>It is on the Rural Link where traffic volume is considerably high. Approach guardrail is missing and the existing guardrail is not up to standard. So, the existing guardrails should be replaced with standard ones and new approach guardrails should be installed.</description>
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	<description>It is on a Rural Collector where there are no guardrails at all. Since the drop at the structure is more than 2m, new guardrails should be installed with approach guardrails. Further,end walls should be installed at either end of the culverts in order to protect road shoulders near culverts.</description>
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	<description>It is on a Rural Collector. Approach guardrail is missing and the existing guardrail is not up to standard. So, the existing guardrails should be replaced with standard ones and new approach guardrails should to be installed.</description>
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	<description>It is on a Rural Collector where there are no guardrails at all. Since the drop at the structure is more than 2m, new guardrails should be installed with approach guardrails. Further, end walls should be installed at either end of the culverts in order to protect road shoulders near culverts.</description>
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	<description>It is on a Residential Access where most of the culvert units are severely cracked and spalled. So the entire units should be replaced with new ones with new end walls.</description>
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	<description>It is on a Rural Collector where traffic volume is considerably high. Approach guardrail is missing and the existing guardrail is not up to standard.So, the existing guardrails should be replaced with standard ones and new approach guardrails should be installed.</description>
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	<description>It is on a Rural Collector where there are no guardrails. Since the drop at the structure is more than 2.5m, new guardrail should be installed at one side with approach guardrail.</description>
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	<description>Sloane Road is classified as Rural Residential Access in Council?s Road Register and this road provides access to 4 houses. Average traffic volume was 41 vehicles per day in 2007 and it might be increased in 2016. The main intention of this work is to seal the road up to the last house entrance to mitigate the maintenance costs and provide better transportation facilities to our local community.</description>
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	<description>Medlyn &amp; Johnston Roads are classified as Rural Residential Access &amp; Rural Property Access in Council?s Road Register respectively and this road provides access to 6 houses. The main intention of this work is to seal the road up to the last house entrance to mitigate the maintenance costs and provide better transportation facilities to our local community.</description>
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	<description>Ganawarra Road is classified as Rural Residential Access in Council?s Road Register and this road provides transportation access to 7 houses. The main intention of this work is to seal the road up to the last house entrance to mitigate the maintenance costs and provide better transportation facilities to our local community.</description>
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	<description>Joel Joel Road is one of the high trafficable roads (Traffic count = 71 Vehicle per day) and it is classified as Rural Collector Road. Frampton Road which is also classified as Rural Collector Road creates an unsafe Y-intersection with Joel Joel Road. The intention of this work is to upgrade the existing substandard intersection into the current standard and seal the entire intersection areas.</description>
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	<description>An unsafe substandard intersection exists at the point Campbells Bridge Road, Glenorchy Road, Marl Street and Bunbury Street intersect as shown above and the intersection directs traffic in five ordinary ways. The intention of this work is to upgrade the existing substandard intersection into the current standard and seal the entire intersection areas.</description>
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	<description>An unsafe substandard intersection exists at the point Campbells Bridge Road, Glenorchy Road, Marl Street and Bunbury Street intersect as shown above and the intersection directs traffic in five ordinary ways. The intention of this work is to upgrade the existing substandard intersection into the current standard and seal the entire intersection areas.</description>
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	<description>An unsafe substandard intersection exists at the point Campbells Bridge Road, Glenorchy Road, Marl Street and Bunbury Street intersect as shown above and the intersection directs traffic in five ordinary ways. The intention of this work is to upgrade the existing substandard intersection into the current standard and seal the entire intersection areas.</description>
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	<description>An unsafe substandard intersection exists at the point Campbells Bridge Road, Glenorchy Road, Marl Street and Bunbury Street intersect as shown above and the intersection directs traffic in five ordinary ways. The intention of this work is to upgrade the existing substandard intersection into the current standard and seal the entire intersection areas.</description>
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	<description>An unsafe substandard intersection exists at the point Campbells Bridge Road, Glenorchy Road, Marl Street and Bunbury Street intersect as shown above and the intersection directs traffic in five ordinary ways. The intention of this work is to upgrade the existing substandard intersection into the current standard and seal the entire intersection areas.</description>
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	<description>A small segment (12m X 6.2m) in Greenhole Road requires rehabilitation works because the particular area has severe undulations and creates potential safety risk for all vehicles. The intention of the works is to rehabilitate the particular segment which includes application of a coat of primer seal to the surface.</description>
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	<description>The west side shoulder on Queens Avenue does not have proper drainage. The loose gravels, silts, and rubbish along the shoulder easily accumulate in the drainage and create issues for the drainage functionality. Further, this sort of drainage requires more frequent cleaning compared with other drainages. Therefore, the shoulder is planned to seal up to the kerb edge to mitigate the maintenance cost as well as to increase the amenity of Queens Avenue.</description>
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	<description>Allison Street is located in Halls Gap Town and it provides access to 9 houses. The existing condition of this road is a gravel road. However, Council is progressively upgrading the gravel roads as sealed roads in rural towns in order to cut down the road maintenance expenditure and also provides an appropriate transport facilities to the local community. Allison Street is one of the highly recommended road to consider for sealing in the next financial year. Furthermore, sealing the same sort of roads will increase the property values as well as the Council?s economy.</description>
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	<description>Fyans Street, continuation of Allison Street, is located in Halls Gap Town and it provides access to 8 houses. This road is a gravel road. Council is progressively upgrading the gravel roads as sealed roads in rural towns in order to cut down the road maintenance expenditure and also to provide an appropriate transport facilities to the local community. Besides, sealing the same sort of roads will increase the property values and also the Council?s economy.</description>
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	<description>Service life (Useful life) is an important parameter for sealed surfaces. The life is determined by the usage of road and physical contents on the road surface. Furthermore, there are many other factors, such as traffic count, truck routes, weather, type of aggregate, soil moisture, binding material etc. play some roles to ensure the useful life of the sealed surface. It is vital that the sealed surface needs to have a coat of new seal (reseal) before the service life ends. The seal surfaces which are closer to the end of useful life, may have cracks, potholes, corrugation, chippings etc. on the surface and thus the rainwater find a way to go through / ingress into road pavements and sub-base. As a result, the moisture in the pavements and sub-base will increase which will definitely lead to pavement &amp; sub-base failures. Overall, resealing a road at the right time will ensure the efficient way of utilising the capital budget on Council?s road assets. Also, the resealing activity will help to minimize the rehabilitation works (Average rehabilitation cost is about 5 times of resealing cost). A software called My Predictor is used to extract a list of resealing roads from Assetic data and then those roads are inspected by the infrastructure department to ensure &amp; finalise the right segment for the resealing works. According to CW 2016-17, there are 21 roads in the Council municipal region going to get a coat of reseal.</description>
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	<description>Service life (Useful life) is an important parameter for sealed surfaces. The life is determined by the usage of road and physical contents on the road surface. Furthermore, there are many other factors, such as traffic count, truck routes, weather, type of aggregate, soil moisture, binding material etc. play some roles to ensure the useful life of the sealed surface. It is vital that the sealed surface needs to have a coat of new seal (reseal) before the service life ends. The seal surfaces which are closer to the end of useful life, may have cracks, potholes, corrugation, chippings etc. on the surface and thus the rainwater find a way to go through / ingress into road pavements and sub-base. As a result, the moisture in the pavements and sub-base will increase which will definitely lead to pavement &amp; sub-base failures. Overall, resealing a road at the right time will ensure the efficient way of utilising the capital budget on Council?s road assets. Also, the resealing activity will help to minimize the rehabilitation works (Average rehabilitation cost is about 5 times of resealing cost). A software called My Predictor is used to extract a list of resealing roads from Assetic data and then those roads are inspected by the infrastructure department to ensure &amp; finalise the right segment for the resealing works. According to CW 2016-17, there are 21 roads in the Council municipal region going to get a coat of reseal.</description>
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	<description>Resheeting is a standard process to renew gravel (unsealed) road surfaces to provide appropriate &amp; safe access to local community. The service life (useful life) of the gravel surface depends on many factors such as weather conditions, type of gravel, moisture condition in the soil, traffic counts, type of traffics, aggregate sizes in the gravel etc. So it is highly recommended to resheet the unsealed roads to provide an appropriate transportation facilities to the local community. Council?s Infrastructure department prepares the resheeting list annually based on their routine inspections. Eventually, the list is prioritised by the officers.</description>
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	<description>The above carpark is highly used by public and tourists but it does not have proper kerb &amp; channel. The existing carpark contains some timber bollards and ordinary concrete kerbs to show the boundaries of the carpark. The southern side kerb &amp; channel was built when the new toilet &amp; footpath were built in 2015. The works on the Northern side of the carpark is the continuation of the previous kerb &amp; channel works.</description>
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	<description>Currently there is no proper drainage system in the highlighted segment at Fisher Street. Need to build new kerb &amp; channel in order to mitigate the maintenance cost. Furthermore, the above kerb &amp; channel work will not only improve the amenity of Fisher Street but also increase the value of those properties.</description>
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	<description>Currently there is no proper drainage system in the highlighted segment at Fisher Street. Need to build new kerb &amp; channel in order to mitigate the maintenance cost. Furthermore, the above kerb &amp; channel work will not only improve the amenity of Fisher Street but also increase the value of those properties.</description>
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	<description>Currently there is no proper drainage system in the highlighted segment at Fisher Street. Need to build new kerb &amp; channel in order to mitigate the maintenance cost. Furthermore, the above kerb &amp; channel work will not only improve the amenity of Fisher Street but also increase the value of those properties.</description>
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	<description>The existing drainage system which is in front of the house is blocked and thus left the stormwater with nowhere to go. Also, the nature strip is so wet due to the stagnant water. So we planned to install a drainage pipe with pit and connect the pipe to the existing drainage.</description>
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	<description>The Service Road is currently gazetted for B-Doubles and has a high number of cranes and other heavy vehicles using it. The western intersection with the Western Highway is in poor condition which has large holes in the unsealed sections. It requires widening and kerb and drainage works in order to allow for a safer heavy vehicle movement. This will increase the safety of other road users as well when passing heavy vehicles. Federal grant applied for.</description>
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	<description>This road is currently gazetted for B-Double trucks from the Highway to the Sutherland silo site. The existing Highway intersection is not compliant with heavy vehicle turning movements and is to be upgraded. The unsealed section is to be sealed, including adjacent to the silo entries. There will be an additional benefit to an adjacent resident due to reduced dust at their house. Federal grant applied for.</description>
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	<description>This road is currently gazetted for B-Double trucks from the Highway to the Sutherland silo site. The existing Highway intersection is not compliant with heavy vehicle turning movements and is to be upgraded. The unsealed section is to be sealed, including adjacent to the silo entries. There will be an additional benefit to an adjacent resident due to reduced dust at their house. Federal grant applied for.</description>
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	<description>This road is currently gazetted for B-Double trucks out to the Shire boundary with Pyrenees. The Shires works program in 2015/16 saw the successful widening of the road from Stawell through to Slorach Road using RTR funds. This project is to complete the short section of boundary road east from Slorach Road to the east side of the boundary. An application has been made for Federal funds, plus there would be a contribution from Pyrenees Shire.</description>
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	<description>This section of Bolangum Inn Road is the northern continuation of the Wallaloo East Road link route and is an important through road for that farming area, plus provides access to the Hendy silo complex to the south. It is already gazetted for B-Double use, but this section has a narrow seal width and it is the intention to seal the widened shoulders to provide safer passing and overtaking by vehicles. A Federal grant has been applied for.</description>
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	<description>Stawell Underground Physics Lab is an innovative game-changing development for not only Stawell, but for the Australian scientific community. It is a high profile scientific and high technology opportunity which has the potential to transform the local economy.</description>
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