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Section 3 – End of Network Booklet ROAD MANAGEMENT BOOKLET SECTION 3 – END OF NETWORK BOOKLET END OF NETWORK BOOKLET End of Network Mapping in accordance with Council’s Road Management Policy. End of Network Roads - Prioritisation Listing Does the Number road Asset Segment Number of Priority Road No Road Name Start_Ch End_Ch Suburb Current Road Hierarchy AADT of service Proposed Hierarchy Based on Ranking Number Length Landowners Ranking Parcels more than 3 owners? AAA575 4011 HELENS HILL ROAD 2810 4763 1953 HELENS HILL Formed 35.82 8 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 1 TP01498 3031 MANDAM ROAD 1333 2410 1072 BRAEMEADOWS Class 5 - Rural - Cane 23.70 12 8 Yes Class 7 - Rural 2 TP00946 5033 MESSMATE ROAD 550 1000 452 UPPER STONE Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 24.15 7 6 Yes Class 7 - Rural 3 TP01814 4034 AMOS ROAD 2813 3496 673 COOLBIE Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 21.42 6 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 4 TP01095 2019 PALMAS ROAD 1004 2005 1019 HAWKINS CREEK Class 5 - Rural - Cane 19.97 8 7 Yes Class 7 - Rural 5 TP00990 5043 GRANTS ROAD 3 628 622 MOUNT FOX Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 20.00 6 6 Yes Class 7 - Rural 6 TP00762 6021 MARSHS ROAD 280 599 322 LANNERCOST Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 20.16 4 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 7 TP00878 5005 BEEVA ROAD 531 946 371 TREBONNE Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 19.98 4 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 8 TP05103 4018 CATASTIS ROAD 1488 1665 165 BAMBAROO Class 5 - Rural - Cane 18.40 7 6 Yes Class 7 - Rural 9 TP00754 6005 MANCUSOS ROAD 131 920 772 LANNERCOST Class 5 - Rural - Cane 17.37 8 7 Yes Class 7 - Rural 10 AAA326 4072 RAILWAY ROAD 0 2595 2595 HELENS HILL Formed 17.74 5 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 11 TP05087 2017 SEYMOUR ROAD 1004 1371 438 BEMERSIDE Class 5 - Rural - Cane 15.02 14 8 Yes Class 7 - Rural 12 TP01573 4030 LIONS LOOKOUT ROAD 374 684 309 BLACKROCK Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 16.60 6 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 13 TP01724 4051 LARKINS ROAD 1007 1720 724 HELENS HILL Class 5 - Rural - Cane 16.46 7 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 14 TP00976 5091 MILKY PINE ROAD 5 548 553 MOUNT FOX Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 15.00 5 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 15 TP01806 4021 SUTHERS ROAD 1389 1839 454 COOLBIE Class 5 - Rural - Cane 15.69 5 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 16 AAA726 4092 KNOWLES ROAD 0 451 452 COOLBIE Formed 15.00 4 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 17 AAA675 5104 PELLERI ROAD 0 734 734 MOUNT FOX Formed 15.00 3 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 18 TP01499 3013 MASKELLS ROAD 3 597 576 BRAEMEADOWS Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 14.25 5 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 19 TP01807 4061 STUDS ROAD 6 618 618 COOLBIE Class 5 - Rural - Cane 12.21 11 8 Yes Class 7 - Rural 20 TP01076 1034 BROADWATER PARK ROAD 125 910 785 DALRYMPLE CREEK Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 12.88 6 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 21 TP00966 5083 RUNNING CREEK ROAD 992 1070 94 UPPER STONE Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 12.26 8 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 22 TP00759 6012 CROTONS ROAD 3073 3626 555 LANNERCOST Class 5 - Rural - Cane 12.15 8 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 23 TP00793 6016 CRISTALDIS ROAD 1005 1540 540 LANNERCOST Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 8.93 14 12 Yes Class 7 - Rural 24 AAA1330 3031 MANDAM ROAD 2410 2964 554 BRAEMEADOWS Formed 11.99 6 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 25 TP01977 5022 COATES ROAD 807 1210 399 INGHAM Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 11.56 6 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 26 TP01651 4130 ALLAN LANE 3 167 164 TOOBANNA Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 11.25 10 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 27 TP00745 6017 BARKERS ROAD 75 798 611 LONG POCKET Class 5 - Rural - Cane 11.20 8 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 28 TP16566 5073 HOBBS ROAD 1000 1631 632 PEACOCK SIDING Class 5 - Rural - Cane 11.24 7 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 29 TP01808 4092 KNOWLES ROAD 5 672 667 COOLBIE Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 11.34 4 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 30 TP01657 5001 COMO ROAD 2348 2902 547 TOOBANNA Class 5 - Rural - Cane 11.12 7 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 31 TP00751 6035 DICK LEES ROAD 0 522 523 LANNERCOST Class 5 - Rural - Cane 10.39 6 6 Yes Class 7 - Rural 32 AAA339 4018 CATASTIS ROAD 1665 2369 704 BAMBAROO Formed 11.60 4 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 33 AAA1325 5073 HOBBS ROAD 1681 2698 1018 PEACOCK SIDING Formed 10.92 6 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 34 TP01088 2029 FABRIS ROAD 304 608 181 HAWKINS CREEK Class 5 - Rural - Cane 11.42 3 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 35 TP01509 3044 FINLAYSONS ROAD 0 311 295 BRAEMEADOWS Class 5 - Rural - Cane 10.49 6 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 36 AAA342 5025 NOWAKS ROAD 702 1504 802 UPPER STONE Formed 10.42 4 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 37 TP00768 6007 BELLEROS ROAD 4 1040 1035 LANNERCOST Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 10.33 5 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 38 AAA281 3044 FINLAYSONS ROAD 311 471 160 BRAEMEADOWS Formed 10.49 4 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 39 TP01266 2014 OLD WHARF ROAD 2506 2972 477 MACKNADE Class 5 - Rural - Cane 10.47 4 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 40 TP01891 3110 POPPIS ROAD 156 255 85 FORREST BEACH Class 5 - Urban - Local Roads 10.00 4 4 Yes Class 6 - Urban Residential 41 TP00703 1013 DALRYMPLE ROAD 1987 2176 155 ABERGOWRIE Class 5 - Rural - Cane 10.08 3 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 42 AAA1324 3036 BEATTS ROAD 2597 2745 148 FORREST BEACH Formed 10.00 4 3 Yes Class 6 - Urban Residential 43 TP00989 5089 BLOODWOOD ROAD 1007 1200 189 MOUNT FOX Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 10.00 3 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 44 TP01285 3087 KANGAROO STREET 126 272 163 LUCINDA Class 5 - Urban - Local Roads 10.00 3 3 Yes Class 6 - Urban Residential 45 TP00983 5055 WATTS ROAD 1008 1316 316 MOUNT FOX Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 10.00 3 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 46 TP01396 3125 BLUE BUTTERFLY ROAD 5 110 108 CORDELIA Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 10.03 2 3 Yes Class 6 - Urban Residential 47 AAA352 4048 TROTTERS ROAD 224 1057 399 COOLBIE Formed 9.16 4 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 48 AAA1331 3012 LEGGES ROAD 3545 6338 987 BRAEMEADOWS Formed 7.18 10 7 Yes Class 7 - Rural 49 AAA1329 6016 CRISTALDIS ROAD 1540 1897 357 LANNERCOST Formed 6.08 10 9 Yes Class 7 - Rural 50 AAA370 5027 DI BELLAS ROAD 1790 2002 212 PEACOCK SIDING Formed 6.24 12 8 Yes Class 7 - Rural 51 TP01084 2027 FALCOMERS ROAD 3 770 766 HAWKINS CREEK Class 5 - Rural - Cane 8.13 5 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 52 TP00742 6003 MARTINS ROAD 87 537 433 LONG POCKET Class 5 - Rural - Cane 6.48 8 8 Yes Class 7 - Rural 53 TP01412 3094 BARBAGALLOS ROAD 4 375 367 CORDELIA Class 5 - Rural - Cane 7.72 6 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 54 TP01587 4037 KIRKWOODS ROAD 3800 4400 598 BLACKROCK Class 5 - Rural - Cane 6.09 8 8 Yes Class 7 - Rural 55 AAA1334 2017 SEYMOUR ROAD 7221 8245 1024 BEMERSIDE Formed 6.51 12 6 Yes Class 7 - Rural 56 TP00790 6009 LANNERCOST EXTENSION ROAD 8693 8951 273 LANNERCOST Class 5 - Rural - Cane 7.96 4 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 57 TP01359 3007 REITANOS ROAD 5 800 790 HALIFAX Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 7.83 4 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 58 AAA219 5061 SILKE ROAD 0 297 297 TREBONNE Formed 7.35 4 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 59 AAA592 5067 SPINA ROAD 0 1423 1424 TREBONNE Formed 7.13 5 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 60 TP00909 5027 DI BELLAS ROAD 887 1790 893 PEACOCK SIDING Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 6.67 5 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 61 TP05329 4049 GAP CREEK ROAD 1007 1599 595 BAMBAROO Class 5 - Rural - Cane 6.20 6 6 Yes Class 7 - Rural 62 AAA649 2002 GANGEMIS ROAD 0 549 549 BEMERSIDE Formed 7.27 4 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 63 TP01239 2024 CARUSOS ROAD 5 787 785 MACKNADE Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 6.81 4 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 64 AAA54 4071 CATTLE CREEK ROAD 0 949 949 HELENS HILL Formed 7.23 3 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 65 TP00727 6001 SHEAHANS ROAD 5891 6742 849 LONG POCKET Class 5 - Rural - Cane 5.63 9 6 Yes Class 7 - Rural 66 TP00891 5046 TWEEDS ROAD 2494 3200 703 PEACOCK SIDING Class 5 - Rural - Cane 4.89 9 8 Yes Class 7 - Rural 67 TP01401 3175 CATHERINA CREEK ROAD 68 1050 979 CORDELIA Class 5 - Rural - Cane 6.89 5 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 68 AAA344 6016 CRISTALDIS ROAD 1897 2319 422 LANNERCOST Formed 5.63 7 6 Yes Class 7 - Rural 69 TP00750 6013 SCOTTS ROAD 1201 2218 1015 LANNERCOST Class 5 - Rural - Cane 6.00 6 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 70 TP01098 2028 CRUICKSHANKS ROAD 1005 1310 307 HAWKINS CREEK Class 5 - Rural - Cane 6.56 4 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 71 AAA509 6003 MARTINS ROAD 537 579 42 LONG POCKET Unformed 6.53 3 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 72 TP00911 5038 SORBELLOS ROAD 80 650 570 PEACOCK SIDING Class 5 - Rural - Cane 6.43 4 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 73 AAA5 6027 ADAMS ROAD 0 640 640 LONG POCKET Formed 5.28 8 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 74 TP01240 2040 SCUDERIS ROAD 5 360 368 MACKNADE Class 5 - Rural - Cane 5.62 4 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 75 TP01799 4019 ZAMMITS ROAD 2238 2345 101 BAMBAROO Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 5.45 5 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 76 TP00797 6041 TINKLE CREEK ROAD 1002 1610 610 LANNERCOST Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 5.85 4 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 77 TP01259 2037 FERRARIS ROAD 11 500 482 MACKNADE Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 5.80 3 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 78 TP01737 4054 MARSHALLS ROAD 3 610 610 YURUGA Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 5.58 3 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 79 TP01508 3019 RENOUFS ROAD 199 820 624 BRAEMEADOWS Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 4.00 9 6 Yes Class 7 - Rural 80 TP02300 1016 MAIN STREET 158 473 343 ABERGOWRIE Class 5 - Urban - Local Roads 5.36 4 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 81 AAA150 5071 JOHNSON ROAD 0 300 300 PEACOCK SIDING Formed 5.34 4 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 82 TP01709 4012 PAPPINS ROAD 7904 8688 779 HELENS HILL Class 5 - Rural - Cane 5.23 4 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 83 TP00981 5053 BOUNDARY ROAD 1000 1390 192 MOUNT FOX Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 5.00 2 4 Yes Class 7 - Rural 84 TP00645 1018 ROSEVALE ROAD 1004 1286 284 ABERGOWRIE Class 5 - Rural - Cane 3.83 7 6 Yes Class 7 - Rural 85 TP00698 1012 COPLEYS ROAD 6721 7040 299 ABERGOWRIE Class 5 - Rural - Cane 5.16 3 3 Yes Class 7 - Rural 86 TP00660 1030 KNOX ROAD 6 86 85 ABERGOWRIE Class 5 - Rural - No Cane 4.25 5 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 87 AAA294 1030 KNOX ROAD 88 1057 969 ABERGOWRIE Formed 4.25 5 5 Yes Class 7 - Rural 88 TP00883 5062 CAZZULINO ROAD 3 1025 1022 TREBONNE Class 5 - Rural - Cane 5.07 3 3 Yes Class 7 - 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