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9 NEW SOUTH WALES—KEY PROJECTS Key Projects Funding NEW SOUTH WALES—KEY PROJECTS Key projects listed below do not include road maintenance funding, Black Spot Projects, Bridges Renewal Programme, Heavy Vehicle Safety and Productivity Programme, Roads to Recovery or Untied Local Grants. Key projects Funding Total Location 2017–18 Australian Government $m funding 2013–14 to 2020–21 $m Andromeda Drive 1.7 1.7 Penrith Installation of traffic lights at The Northern Road intersection. Appin Road 5.0 50.0 Wollondilly Upgrade of Appin Road between Campbelltown Rosemeadow and Appin. Badgally Road 1.0 2.0 Campbelltown Stage 1 duplication of Badgally Road between Eagle Vale Drive and Blaxland Road. Barton Highway Upgrade 7.5 50.0 Yass Valley Package Upgrade of the Barton Highway. Bolivia Hill Realignment 17.0 55.0 Bolivia Hill Realignment of the New England Highway at Bolivia Hill. Cessnock Road, Testers Hollow 0.5 15.0 Maitland Upgrade Cessnock Road. Del Ponte Place to Oceano Street 2.0 3.8 Copacabana Upgrade Oceano Street. Dixons Long Point Crossing 0.1 0.1 Orange Feasibility Study Mudgee Feasibility study into options to upgrade Dixons Long Point Crossing at the Macquarie River. Dobell Roads Upgrade Package 9.4 12.3 Central Coast Wattle Tree Road, Holgate Hutton Road, The Entrance North Audie Parade, Berkeley Vale Blenheim Avenue, Berkeley Vale 9 NEW SOUTH WALES Key projects Funding Total Location 2017–18 Australian Government $m funding 2013–14 to 2020–21 $m Dunns Road 2.5 2.5 Wagga Sealing of Dunns Road. Wagga Eurobodalla Roads Upgrade 4.3 9.0 Eurobodalla Package Various road and intersection upgrades Far North Collector Rd 13.8 13.8 Nowra Connecting Illaroo Road in North Nowra to Moss Vale Road General Holmes Drive Level 19.0 40.0 Sydney Crossing Grade Separation Removal of the General Holmes Drive rail level crossing and construction of twin rail bridges and a new road underpass Great Western Highway 23.5 200.0 Katoomba to (Katoomba to Lithgow Lithgow) A package of priority safety upgrades on the Great Western Highway between Katoomba and Lithgow Jane Street and Mulgoa Road 15.5 35.0 Penrith Infrastructure Upgrade Upgrade of Jane Street, Mulgoa Road and High Street, Penrith Jewry Street Bridge 0.5 3.5 Tamworth Upgrade of bridge and additional lanes between the bridge and Manilla Road. Langford Drive and Woy Woy 0.0 0.7 Woy Woy Road Intersection Upgrade of Langford Drive and Woy Woy intersection at Kariong Lanyon Drive/Tompsitt Drive 3.5 6.0 Queanbeyan- Intersection Palerang Signalise intersection.of Lanyon Drive and Tompsitt Drive. M1 Productivity Package 60.0 195.8 Central Coast Capacity improvements to four sections of the M1 Pacific Motorway 10 NEW SOUTH WALES Key projects Funding Total Location 2017–18 Australian Government $m funding 2013–14 to 2020–21 $m M5 Belmore Road Ramps 1.0 15.0 Sydney Construction of east-facing ramps from Belmore Road to the M5 Motorway Mulgoa Road 6.9 80.0 Penrith Upgrade of Mulgoa Road between Blaikie Road and the M4. Mt Lindesay Road 4.0 12.0 Kyogle Realign, construct and upgrade Mt Tenterfield Lindesay Road between Legume and Woodenbong. Munsies Bridge 0.8 0.8 Uralla Replace Munsies Bridge on Gostwyck Road. Narellan Road 1.0 53.0 Narellan Upgrade of Narellan Road from four lanes to six lanes between Camden Valley Way and Blaxland Road. National Highway Upgrade 23.0 61.4 Mungle Back Programme Creek Newell Highway – Mungle Back Creek to Boggabilla heavy duty pavement construction New England Highway – Armidale 1.0 1.0 Armidale Airport Roundabout Construction of a roundabout. New England Highway – 4.7 10.0 Tenterfield Tenterfield Heavy Vehicle Bypass Further planning and preconstruction activities for a bypass of Tenterfield. Newcastle Port - Kooragang 10.0 51.9 Newcastle Island Connectivity Duplication of the Tourle Street Bridge and approaches in Newcastle. 11 NEW SOUTH WALES Key projects Funding Total Location 2017–18 Australian Government $m funding 2013–14 to 2020–21 $m NorthConnex 50.0 412.3 Sydney Construction of twin three-lane tunnels linking the M1 and the M2 Motorways. Pacific Highway 710.1 5,637.9 North Coast Completion of the upgrade to dual carriageway of the Pacific Highway by 2020. Page Bridge Upgrade Package 1.5 2.0 Kyogle Replacement of various bridges. Page Road Upgrade Package 1.5 2.0 Lismore Sealing of Broadwater Road, Richmond Wyrallah Road, Conway Street and Valley upgrade Coraki-Woodburn Road. Park Street, Gresford 1.0 1.0 Dungog Upgrade Park Street in Gresford. Port Botany Rail Line Upgrade 20.0 75.0 Port Botany (Stage 3) Upgrade tracks on the Port Botany Rail Line and investigate capacity enhancements to the Southern Sydney Freight Line Princes Motorway M1 10.0 42.0 Mt Ousley Improvements – Bellambi Creek to Picton Road Construction of additional lanes between Picton Road and Bellambi Creek. Queanbeyan Bypass 10.0 25.0 Queanbeyan Construction of a bypass of the Queanbeyan CBD. Richmond Roads Package 2.5 2.8 Tweed Local road and bridge upgrades. Ballina Byron Robertson Road Upgrade 2.7 2.8 Central Coast Package Upgrade of Ryans Road and Davis Street. Scone Bypass 30.0 65.0 Scone Construction of the Scone Bypass. 12 NEW SOUTH WALES Key projects Funding Total Location 2017–18 Australian Government $m funding 2013–14 to 2020–21 $m Shoalhaven River Bridge 4.0 10.0 Nowra Planning Planning for an additional crossing of the Shoalhaven River. Tingha-Bundarra Road and 1.5 1.5 Inverell Gwydir Highway intersection Construction of a roundabout at the intersection. WestConnex 0.0 1,500.0 Sydney 33 kilometres of continuous motorway to link western and south-western Sydney with the city, Kingsford Smith Airport and Port Botany precincts and includes the provision of a $2 billion concessional loan for Stage 2, with $720 million of the loan available in 2017-18. Western Sydney Infrastructure 694.3 2,234.0 Western Plan (Including AG Sydney Werrington Arterial Road funding from The Northern Road Upgrade 2021–22 M12 Motorway onwards, total Bringelly Road Upgrade AG commitment Ross Street Intersection is $2,670) Western Sydney Infrastructure 30.7 140.0 Western Plan – Local Roads Package (Including AG Sydney Camden Valley Way/Argyle Street funding from Upgrade Stage 2 - Macarthur Road 2021–22 Intersection onwards, total Camden Valley Way/Argyle Street AG commitment Upgrade - Graham Hill Road & is $200) Richardson Road Intersection Porrende Street Upgrade The Northern Road Intersections Upgrade Erskine Park Road Intersection Upgrades Signilisation of Bungarribee Road and Flushcombe Road Raby Road from Eschol Park Drive to Stranraer Drive Smithfield Road Upgrade 13 NEW SOUTH WALES Key projects Funding Total Location 2017–18 Australian Government $m funding 2013–14 to 2020–21 $m Western Sydney Airport 73.2 115.0 Western preparatory works: Sydney Funding of planning and preparatory work for the airport site and to develop concept design for rail access through the airport site. Through the Asset Recycling Initiative the Commonwealth is also providing a total of $2.19 billion to New South Wales towards: Sydney’s Rail Future – 2018 98.4 Timetable Program: Comprises 10 inter-related infrastructure projects that are designed to enable changes to the rail timetable. The projects include signaling, track, and power upgrades that are required to enable the timetable changes. Parramatta Light Rail: 78.3 Construction of a new Light Rail line from Westmead to Strathfield via Sydney Olympic Park and to Carlingford via the Carlingford Rail Line. Pinch Points and Clearways: 52.2 Removing 43 bottlenecks or “pinch points” on Sydney’s roads through intersection upgrades, widening of small sections of road, installation of variable message signs and the installation of signage. Smart Motorways: 60.0 Provision of a suite of integrated ‘smart’ technologies and infrastructure upgrades on the M4 Motorway between Lapstone and Parramatta. Gateway to the South: 39.2 Delivery of pinch point treatments and bus priority improvements on corridors in Southern Sydney to provide short to medium term congestion relief. 14 NEW SOUTH WALES Key projects Funding Total Location 2017–18 Australian Government $m funding 2013–14 to 2020–21 $m Regional Road Freight Corridor - 30.3 New England Highway: Delivery of three sub-projects: 1. Aberdeen to Willow Tree Pavement Strengthening Package. 2. Singleton Bypass – route options consideration. 3. Belford to Golden Highway duplication – widening the highway from a three lane undivided road to a four lane dual carriageway between Belford and the Golden highway. Regional Road Freight Corridor - 52.5 Princes Highway: Extending the Princes Motorway to bypass Albion Park Rail, with dual carriageway. The bypass and new junction with the Illawarra Highway will have improved flood immunity. Regional Road Freight Corridor - 5.7 Mitchell Highway: 7.2 kilometre realignment of the Mitchell Highway between Orange and Molong. Regional Road Freight Corridor - 78.8 Newell Highway: Delivery of three sub-projects: 1. Newell Highway upgrades – upgrades including heavy duty pavements; town bypasses; road widening / realignment; and flood mitigation works. 2. Mungle Back Creek to Boggabilla - Heavy Duty Pavement – includes the rehabilitation of 28 kilometres of pavement between Mungle Back Creek and Boggabilla to support the growing number of heavy vehicles. 3. Trewilga section realignment and widening. 15 VICTORIA—KEY PROJECTS Key projects listed below do not include road maintenance funding, Black Spot Projects, Bridges Renewal Programme, Heavy Vehicle Safety and Productivity Programme, Roads to Recovery or Untied Local Grants. Key projects Funding Total Australian Location 2017–18 Government $m funding 2013–14 to 2020–21 $m Ballarat Freight Hub 9.0 9.1 Ballarat Provide core infrastructure to enable the operation of a freight facility capable of handling High Productivity Freight Vehicles, within the planned Ballarat West Employment Zone.
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