Major road works in southern Shoalhaven 21 March 2024
A program of works to remediate seven roads severely damaged in the 2022 natural disasters between Sussex Inlet and Morton will begin in April. Contractor, Roadworx, will complete the major repairs on these regional thoroughfares. Beorn Hulme, Senior Project Manager, said that this was welcome news for people who live, work and visit the southern part of the Shoalhaven. “Roadworx has more than 20 years’ experience fixing regional, local government roads so we’re excited to see them hit the ground in the southern part of the region and deliver on these damaged roads,” Mr Hulme said. “This is a multi-million-dollar package funded by the state and federal governments predominantly through natural disaster funding,” he said. Crews will start at Sussex Inlet in April and work their way south towards Morton. Roads in the package include:
Notification will be provided to the community before works begin, with electronic boards, and project updates provided throughout the project. Residents can subscribe to road project pages for the latest updates. The BLUE button is a link to the Manly Hydraulics website with 3 charts:-
1. The M2 Tidal Constituent (essentially the health of the tidal flow), 2. Last 7 days rainfall for Lake Conjola, and 3. Last 7 days water level - gauge is adjacent Holiday Haven Caravan Park. The date range can be changed by clicking on the date in a top left hand corner of a chart, selecting the required date range and clicking the "APPLY" button. The YELLOW button displays the last 7 days water level and rainfall for all inlets/lakes (which have an measuring gauge) in the Shoalhaven Council area. |
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