The South Burnett Regional Council will spend $24 million on road works across the region in the coming financial year, which will consume more than a third of its Budget
Roads Portfolio chair
Cr Gavin Jones

June 26, 2017

The South Burnett Regional Council will spend $24.58 million on road maintenance and capital works in 2017-18.

Here’s where the money will be spent:

  • $712,000 on Blackbutt drainage, kerbing and chanelling; some work will also be undertaken in Kingaroy’s CBD
  • $682,000 on replacing existing bridges at Ironpot and Stonelands with culverts
  • $130,000 on rural road pipe and culvert renewals
  • $100,000 on replacement of urban road gully pits
  • $2,848,000 on gravel resheeting rural roads, and sealing Murphy Road
  • $430,000 on cycleways between Cairns and Chester Streets, Nanango; Drayton and Elk Streets, Nanango; and Stephens Street and Dutton Street, Murgon
  • $2,000,000 on reseals of various roads
  • $1,475,000 of TIDS and R4R funds on sealing Memerambi Barkers Creek Road, widening and overlaying Kumbia Road, and SafeST works at Wondai, Taabinga and Kumbia State Schools
  • $1,910,000 of Works 4 Queensland funds on pavement rehabilitation at Crumpton Drive and Silverleaf Road; shoulder resheeting on Ellesmere Road; resurfacing the Kingaroy Town Hall laneway; and concrete footpaths at Fitzroy and King Streets in Nanango, Coulson Street in Blackbutt and Scott Street in Wondai
  • $2,260,000 of Roads To Recovery funds on widening and overlaying Wattlecamp Road, and sealed road pavement rehabilitation on various roads
  • $9,708,522 on general road maintenance across the region, including $2,763,115 on contracted Main Roads maintenance
  • $1,982,000 will be spent on plant and equipment replacements

 

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