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Council Meeting Held on 26/05/2020 Maintenance Grading: Unsealed roads GW Ward Road Name Length(km) Bus Route Nearest Town Maintenance Date Resheets Reshape Murrabit Road 26 Yes Barham Maint grade May-Aug Cappiello Lane 1 Barham Maint grade May-Aug Cobramunga Road 18 Barham Maint grade May-Aug Green Hills Lane 12 Barham Maint grade May-Aug Lilfords Lane 3 Barham Maint grade May-Aug Little forest 2 Barham Maint grade May-Aug Lower Thule Road 12 Yes Barham Maint grade May-Aug Miller Road 4 Barham Maint grade May-Aug Nacurrie Road South 6 Barham Maint grade May-Aug Thomas Road 9 Barham Maint grade May-Aug Nacurrie Road North 22 Yes Moulamein Maint grade May-Aug Tueloga Road 15 Moulamein Complete May-Aug Baldon Road 28 Moulamein Maint grade May-Aug Balpool Road 16 Yes Moulamein Maint grade May-Aug Balranald Road 33 Moulamein Complete May-Aug Balshaw Road 8 Moulamein Maint grade May-Aug Binbinette Road 4 Moulamein Complete May-Aug Coobool Siding 5 Moulamein Maint grade May-Aug Craigiemain Lane 6 Moulamein Complete May-Aug Cunninyeuk Road 14 Yes Moulamein Complete May-Aug Dhuragoon Road 11 Moulamein Complete May-Aug Fraser Road 11 Yes Moulamein Maint grade May-Aug Perekerton Moulamein Maint grade May-Aug Keri Keri Road 18 Moulamein Complete May-Aug Marunda Road 12 Moulamein Maint grade May-Aug Morton Road 6 Moulamein Maint grade May-Aug Robb Road 17 Moulamein Maint grade May-Aug Tooranie Road 19 Moulamein Maint grade May-Aug Felton Drive 6 Murraydowns Maint grade May-Aug Murra Lane 9 Yes Murraydowns Maint grade May-Aug Officer Road 19 Murraydowns Maint grade May-Aug Cannally Road 2 Tooleybuc Maint grade May-Aug Lake Poomah 20 Yes Tooleybuc Maint grade May-Aug Sherriff Road 4 Yes Tooleybuc Maint grade May-Aug Wakool Junction 4 Tooleybuc Maint grade May-Aug Amor Road 9 Wakool Maint grade May-Aug Brassi Road 1 Yes Wakool Maint grade May-Aug Jerry Road 14 Yes Wakool Maint grade May-Aug Jimaringle Road 2 Yes Wakool Maint grade May-Aug Merriginnie Road 13 Wakool Maint grade May-Aug Murray Lane 5 Wakool Maint grade May-Aug Nullabooma Road 9 Yes Wakool Maint grade May-Aug Rangemore Road 30 Yes Wakool Maint grade May-Aug Rawling Road 5 Yes Wakool Maint grade May-Aug Schuters Lane 3 Wakool Maint grade May-Aug Troy Road 10 Wakool Maint grade May-Aug Werai Lane 1 Wakool Maint grade May-Aug Greenfield Lane 4 Maint grade May-Aug Lakeview Road 2 Yes Maint grade May-Aug MM Ward Road Name Length(km) Bus Route Nearest Town Maintenance Date Resheets Reshape 11 Mile /Rushy 5.1 Moama Maint grade May-Aug 24 Lane 7 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Acacia/Myall/Layfield. 1.2Km Moama Maint grade May-Aug AlanDale 3.241 Mathoura Maint grade May-Aug Anderson / Benarca 8.8 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Aratulla 5 Warragoon Completed May-Aug Yes Barnes 9.761 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Bayliss 2.7 Deniliquin Maint grade May-Aug Berryman 15 Mathoura Maint grade May-Aug Blake / Ballyrogan 8 Bunnaloo Maint grade May-Aug Brick Kiln/ Bolten 1 Deniliquin Maint grade May-Aug Bunnaloo West / Mears 6.4 Yes Bunnaloo Completed May-Aug Burge /Cornalla 10.7 Bullatale Maint grade May-Aug Butler /Glen 8 Bunnaloo Maint grade May-Aug Cal Col 3.339 Deniliquin Maint grade May-Aug Caldwell Line 13 Caldwell Maint grade May-Aug Caldwell Line 0.6 Cladwell Maint grade May-Aug Calloola 12.04 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Cemetry /Clifton 5 Mathoura Maint grade May-Aug Centre 23 Yes Moama Maint grade May-Aug Cheatley 5.031 Tantonen Maint grade May-Aug Cornalla West /Dudley 10 Bullatale Maint grade May-Aug Corunna Rd 4.5 Caldwell Maint grade May-Aug Crump /Cotswold 5.4 Mathoura Maint grade May-Aug Davies/ Melura 8 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Edgar /Leitch 8 Womboota Maint grade May-Aug Evandale 20 Deniliquin Completed May-Aug Yes Gamble 8.9 Caldwell Maint grade May-Aug Gathen 7.18 Deniliquin Maint grade May-Aug Gilmour 5.075 Moama Completed May-Aug Yes Goldsbourgh 3 Moama Completed May-Aug Greaves/ 4 Posts 10 Yes Deniliquin Completed May-Aug Yes Gulval / Tandarra 6 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Ham 10.7 Moama Completed May-Aug Hill Plain 3.54 Mathoura Maint grade May-Aug Holschier 5.669 Yes Womboota Maint grade May-Aug Homfield 4.488 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Hyde Park/Amberdell 4 Mathoura Maint grade May-Aug Lang / IvanHoe 10 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Lashbrooks 6 Thule Maint grade May-Aug Lea 1.12 Deniliquin Maint grade May-Aug Letham 28.489 Mathoura Completed May-Aug Yes Lower River / Avendrena 20.1 yes Aratulla Completed May-Aug Yes Lower Thule/Green Gully 18 Thule /Belbins Maint grade May-Aug Marmion 6.4 Mathoura Maint grade May-Aug Marywood 2 Womboota Maint grade May-Aug Mathoura Line 25.627 Moama Completed May-Aug McAllister 4.28 Deniliquin Maint grade May-Aug Mckindley 6.223 Moama Completed May-Aug Milgate 3.495 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Millewa 24.436 Bullatale Completed May-Aug Moira 13.689 Yes Moama Maint grade May-Aug Murnane 12.4 Mathoura Completed May-Aug Ogden/Tranmore 7.9 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Old Barmah/Webb. 19.247 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Old Demi 8.6 Yes Moama Maint grade May-Aug Paringavale 3.038 Yes Womboota Maint grade May-Aug Perricoota (unsealed) 23 Yes Bunnaloo Completed May-Aug Perricoota 1.5 Yes Bunnaloo Maint grade May-Aug Perricoota Forest/19 Mile 17 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Preston /Denver /Lyons 8.35 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Rangemore 10.48 Calimo Maint grade May-Aug RathBone / Goudie 7 Caldwell Maint grade May-Aug Royal /Voco 10.5 Deniliquin Maint grade May-Aug School/Womboota & Streets 13 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Sinclairs 8.967 Bunnaloo Maint grade May-Aug Solly Rd 8.65 Mathoura Completed May-Aug Yes Southdown 20.86 Deniliquin Maint grade May-Aug Stirling Park Road 4.224 Mathoura Maint grade May-Aug Streckfuss ,Nisbit,Johnson 9.1 Deniliquin Maint grade May-Aug Stud Park /Golf Club 2.394 Mathoura Maint grade May-Aug StudFarm/9 Mile 3.898 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Tamar 2.86 Yes Womboota Maint grade May-Aug Tantonen 8 Tantonen Maint grade May-Aug Tantonen 20 Tantonen Maint grade May-Aug Tarragon 2 Mathoura Maint grade May-Aug Thyra 29.991 Yes Moama Shoulder Rehb May-Aug Turner /Letona 6.365 Tantonen Maint grade May-Aug Walliston 22.931 Yes Deniliquin Completed May-Aug Yes Weldon /Warleigh 7 Moama Maint grade May-Aug Werai South 10.01 Wakool Maint grade May-Aug White/Pocklingtons 7.059 Bunnaloo Maint grade May-Aug Wilson 8.415 Mathoura Maint grade May-Aug Wirringan 9.444 Yes Tantonen Maint grade May-Aug YallaKool 13.747 Caldwell Maint grade May-Aug Yaloke 9.002 Deniliquin Maint grade May-Aug Yarraman /Bushy /McHugh 13 Bunnaloo Maint grade May-Aug Yarree 13.013 Mathoura Maint grade May-Aug.
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