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CANBERRACANBERRA REGIONREGION JOINT ORGANISATIONJOINT ORGANISATION Road and Bridge Register Report prepared by 20 December 2018 CANBERRA REGION Executive Summary JOINT ORGANISATION The Canberra Region Joint Organisation (CRJO) Road and Bridge Register presents a summary of priority infrastructure projects within the Canberra Region, which require funding from NSW State and Federal Governments. A total of 102 Road and 38 Bridge Projects are included in this Register; submitted by the eleven councils who are members of the CRJO. Project information was submitted by the Engineering, Infrastructure or Operations Department within each council. The eleven councils who are members of the CRJO include: Queanbeyan Palerang Regional Council, Snowy Monaro Regional Council, Snowy Valleys Council, Yass Valley Council, Upper Lachlan Shire Council, Wingecarribee Shire Council, Hilltops Council, Goulburn Mulwaree Council, Eurobodalla Shire Council, Bega Valley Shire Council and Wagga Wagga City Council. A summary of the project costs is provided below, noting that the NSW Government is requested to provide funding to assist Councils move one step closer to being Shovel‐Ready to deliver on 140 road and bridge projects. For example, a commitment of $5.5M will fund 41 Options Studies and $1.7M for 20 Concept Designs on Road and Bridge Projects that have been prioritized to commence in 1‐3 years. This is high impact, immediately expendable funding. Planning Framework Identify & Options Site Concept Design & Const Const Finalise Brief & Close Out Stages Define Study Assess Design Spec Proc’mnt Delivery Contracts Approval 1-3 year $876M $0.3M [5] $5.5M [41] $1.3M [18] $1.7M [20] $2.1M [14] $7.7M [28] $0.3M [5] $327M [48] projects [100] Roads $0.3M [5] $4.5M [30] $0.9M [16] $1.4M [14] $2M [12] $6.5M [19] $0.3M [5] $277M [34] $810M [75] Bridges $1.0M [11] $0.04M [2] $0.3M [6] $0.08M [2] $1.2M [9] $49.1M [14] $66M [25] 4-10 year $258.1M $2.4M [24] $0.9M [14] $0.33M [4] $3,1M [11] $644M [38] projects [26] Roads $2.1 [16] $0.5M [7] $0.1M [1] $2.1M [8] $224M [21] $277M [26] Bridges $0.3M [8] $0.33M [7] $0.23M [3] $1.0M [3] $34.1M [5] $367M [12] 10-20 year $0.55M [2] $0.8M [1] $0.3M [1] $3.5M [1] $10M [1] $7.5M [2] projects Roads $0.3M [1] $0.8M [1] $0.3M [1] $3.5M [1] [1] Bridges $0.25M [1] $10M [1] $7.5M [1] We trust you will seriously consider the work that has been undertaken to ensure councils are shovel ready to commence road and bridge work across the region. Cr. Rowena Abbey Chair, Canberra Region Joint Organisation [email protected] 0411 251 018 2 CANBERRA REGION Road & Bridge Map JOINT ORGANISATION 3 CANBERRA REGION Delivery Framework JOINT ORGANISATION Road Projects [1‐3 Year Priority] Phase IDENTIFY PLAN DEVELOP DELIVER CLOSE Framework Identify & Planning & Design & Construction Construction Finalise Brief Options Study Site Assessment Concept Design Close Out Stages Define Approvals Specification Procurement Delivery Contracts % Council [Cost ‐ Time] [Cost ‐ Time] [Cost ‐ Time] [Cost ‐ Time] [Cost ‐ Time] [Total Cost ‐ Total # Project Council contributes to to Next Stage to Next Stage to Next Stage to Next Stage to Shovel‐Ready Time] next stage 1 Port of Eden: Upgrades (R) (H) BVSC 50% [$10K‐1mo] [$3M‐1yr] [$3.2M‐1.25yr] 2 Towamba and Burragate Roads: Sealing (L) (H) BVSC [$65k‐4mo] [$10M‐2yr] [$10.07M‐2.5yr] 3 Tantawangalo Mountain Road: Sealing (L) (H) BVSC [$35k‐1mo] [$1.95M‐1.5yr] [$1.99M‐2yr] 4 Tathra Public School: Traffic Safety Upgrades (R) BVSC [$10k‐2mo] [$400k‐1yr] [$0.42M‐1.5yr] 5 Sapphire Coast Drive: Realignment (R) BVSC [$50k‐4mo] [$400k‐1yr] [$0.45M‐2.5yr] 6 Wolumla Public School: Traffic Safety Upgrades (L) BVSC [$25k‐3mo] [$405k‐1yr] [$0.43M‐2yr] 7 Doctor George Mountain Road: Sealing (L) BVSC [$35k‐3mo] [$5M‐2yr] [$5.2M‐2.5yr] 8 Market Street Merimbula CBD: Revitalisation (L) BVSC [$100k‐6mo] [$14M‐3yr] [$14.1M‐3yr] 9 Beach Road Intersections: Upgrades (R) (H) ESC [$100k‐6mo] [$4.2M‐12mo] [$4.3M‐2yr] 10 George Bass Drive: Duplication of Lanes (R) (H) ESC [$800k‐4mo] [$0.8M‐4mo] George Bass Drive/Grandfathers Gully: 11 ESC 25% [$100k‐3mo] [$3.9M‐18mo] [$4M‐3yr] Realignment(R)(H) 12 Beach Road: Installation of Central Median (R) (H) ESC [$100k‐3mo] [$1.7M‐9mo] [$1.8M‐1yr] 13 George Bass Drive: Upgrades (R) (H) ESC [$150k‐6mo] [$7.85M‐18mo] [$8M‐2yr] 14 Eurobodalla Road: Upgrades (L) (H) ESC 25% [$150k‐3mo] [$750k‐6mo] [$0.9M‐9mo] 15 ESC High Priority Pathways: New Construction (R) ESC 20% [$100k‐3mo] [$5.4M‐24mo] [$5.5M‐3yr] 16 Moruya Town Centre: Pedestrian Activation (L) ESC [$800k‐12mo) [$0.8M‐yr] 17 Dunns Creek Road: Safety Improvements (L) ESC [$100k‐2mo] [$900k‐4mo] [$1M‐6mo] 18 Orient Street CBD Intersections: Upgrades (L) ESC [$100k‐3mo] [$3.4M‐9mo] [$3.5M‐1yr] 19 Gurrundah Road: Upgrades (L) (H) GMC [$50k‐3mo] [$50k‐3mo] [$4.07M‐4yr] 20 Bungonia Road: Upgrades (L) (H) GMC 50% [$50k‐3mo] [$50k‐3mo] [$50k‐3mo] [$1.2M‐2yr] 21 Range Road: Upgrades (L) (H) GMC [$100k‐6mo] [$3.7M‐4yr] 22 Windellama Road: Upgrades (L) GMC [$50k‐3mo] [$50k‐3mo] [$8.6M‐4yr] 23 Oallen Ford Road: Upgrades (L) GMC 50% [$50k‐3mo] [$100k‐6mo] [$4.04M‐4yr] 24 Lumley Road : Upgrades (L) GMC 50% [$50k‐3mo] [$3M‐2yr] 25 Cullulla Road: Upgrades (L) GMC 50% [$100k‐6mo] [$20M‐4yr] 26 Sandy Point Road: Upgrades (L) GMC 50% [$100k‐6mo] [$3M‐2yr] 27 Lachlan Valley Way: Upgrades (S) (H) HC 50% [$20k‐2mo] [$65k‐3mo] [$50k‐2mo] [$0.135]* 28 Murringo Road: Upgrades (R) (H) HC [$20k‐2mo] [$80k‐3mo] [$50k‐2mo] [$30M‐1yr] 29 Jugiong Road Bypass: Upgrades (L) (H) HC 50% [$20k‐2mo] [$50k‐2mo] [$50k‐2mo] [$22M‐yr] 30 Chews Lane Bypass: Upgrades (L) (H) HC 50% [$20k‐2mo] [$50k‐3mo] [$50k‐2mo] [$24M‐1yr] 31 Henry Lawson Way: Upgrades (L) HC [$20k‐2mo] [$80k‐3mo] [$50k‐2mo] [$24M‐1yr] 32 Bribbaree Road: Upgrades (L) HC 50% [$20k‐2mo] [$50k‐3mo] [$50k‐2mo] [$24M‐1yr] 33 Mahons Reef Road: Upgrades (L) HC 50% [$20k‐2mo] [$50k‐3mo] [$50k‐2mo] [$24M‐1yr] 34 Nerriga Road (R) (H) QPRC [$350k‐12mo] [$28M‐4yr] [$28M‐4yr] 35 Captains Flat: Road Realignment and upgrade (R) (H) QPRC [$36M‐6yr] 36 Bungendore Bypass (L) (H) QPRC [$1M‐24mo] [$1M‐2yr]* 37 Braidwood Bypass (L) (H) QPRC [$1M‐24mo] [$1M‐2yr]* 4 CANBERRA REGION Delivery Framework JOINT ORGANISATION Road Projects [1‐3 Year Priority] Phase IDENTIFY PLAN DEVELOP DELIVER CLOSE Framework Identify & Planning & Design & Construction Construction Finalise Brief Options Study Site Assessment Concept Design Close Out Stages Define Approvals Specification Procurement Delivery Contracts % Council [Cost ‐ Time] [Cost ‐ Time] [Cost ‐ Time] [Cost ‐ Time] [Cost ‐ Time] [Total Cost ‐ Total # Project Council contributes to to Next Stage to Next Stage to Next Stage to Next Stage to Shovel‐Ready Time] next stage 38 Braidwood Mainstreet: Upgrade (S) QPRC [$150k‐18mo] [$300k‐24mo] [$16M‐1.5yr] [$16M‐5yr] 39 Williamsdale Road (L) QPRC [$250k‐12mo] [$25M‐4yr] [$25M‐4yr] 40 Burra Bends extension (L) QPRC 50% [$150‐12mo] [$3.4M‐3yr] [$3.4M‐3yr] 41 Black Lake Road: Upgrades (R) (H) SMRC 35% [$43k‐6mo] [$212k‐12mo] [$3.9M‐12mo] [$4.3M‐2.5yr] 42 Middlingbank Road: Upgrades (R) (H) SMRC 10% [$139k‐6mo] [$695k‐12mo] [$13.1M‐2.5yr] [$13.9M‐4yr] 43 The Snowy River Way: Upgrades (R) (H) SMRC 10% [$66k‐6mo] [$330k‐12mo] [$6.2M‐1.5yr] [$6.6M‐3yr] 44 Polo Flat Road: Upgrades (R) (H) SMRC 10% [$18k‐6mo] [$90k‐12mo] [$1.7M‐1.5yr] [$1.8M‐3yr] 45 Cathcart Road: Upgrades (R) (H) SMRC 10% [$49.5k‐6mo] [$248k‐6mo] [$4.7M‐24mo] [$5M‐3yr] 46 Barry Way: Upgrades (R) (H) SMRC 10% [$288k‐6mo] [$1.4M‐6mo] [$27M‐3yr] [$28.8M‐4yr] 47 Jerangle Road: Upgrades (L) SMRC 10% [$238k‐6mo] [$1.2M‐2yr] [$22.4M‐3yr] [$23.8M‐4yr] 48 Snowy Mountains Highway: Overtaking Lanes (S) (H) SVC [$20k‐6mo] [$45M‐4yr] 49 Tumbarumba: Heavy Vehicle Bypass (S) (H) SVC [$75k‐5mo] [$0.85M]* 50 Batlow Road: Climbing Lanes (S) (H) SVC [$20k‐6mo] [$0.20M]* 51 Snowy Mountains Highway: Upgrades (S) (H) SVC [$10k‐2mo] [$0.01M]* 52 Tooma Road: Upgrades (R) (H) SVC [$75k‐6mo] [$22M‐3yr] 53 Yellowin Access Road: Upgrades (L) (H) SVC [$40k‐4mo] [$15M‐4yr] 54 Brungle Road: Upgrades (L) SVC 50% [$40k‐3mo] [$10k‐2mo] [$0.8‐2yr] 55 Courabyra Road: Upgrades (L) SVC 50% [$75k‐7mo] [$6M‐3yr] 56 Rye Park Road (R) (H) Rye Park Road (R) (H) ULSC ULSC [$18.5‐3.5yr] [$18.5‐3.5yr] 57 Tablelands Way Various Sections (R) (H) ULSC [$100k‐9mo] [250k‐6mo] [$6.15M‐2.5yr] [$6.5M3.75] 58 Wombeyan Caves Road: Upgrades (R) ULSC [$11.05M‐5yr] [$11.05M‐5yr] 59 Grabine Road: Upgrades (L) ULSC [$4.25M‐2yr] [$4.25M‐2yr] 60 Moss Vale Bypass: Stages 1‐3 (R) (H) WSC [$850k‐18mo] [$50M‐10yr] 61 Exeter/Bundanoon Road: Upgrades (R) (H) WSC [$100k‐12mo] [$20M‐8yr] [$20M‐8yr] 62 Old South Road: Upgrades (L) WSC 15% [$250k‐12mo] [$25M‐6yr] [$25M‐6yr] 63 Holbrook Road: Reconstruction (R) (H) WWCC [$150k‐2yr] [$37.3M‐6yr] 64 Tumbarumba Road: Upgrades (R) (H) WWCC [$450k‐2yr] [$16.6M‐4yr] 65 Byrnes Road: Upgrades (L) (H) WWCC [$300k‐2yr] [$8M‐3yr] 66 Inglewood Road: Upgrades (L) (H) WWCC [$50k‐1yr] [$5.2M‐3yr] 67 Glenfield Road: Upgrades (L) (H) WWCC [$500k‐2yr] [$20.2M‐3yr] 68 Farrar Road: Upgrades (L) WWCC [$75k‐1yr] [$7.9M‐3yr] 69 Lake Albert Road: Reconstruction (L) WWCC [$50k‐2yr] [$18.2M‐3yr] 70 Gregadoo Road: Reconstruction (L) WWCC [$200k‐1yr] [$6.04M‐4yr] 71 Ivan Jack Drive: Reconstruction (L) WWCC [$20k‐1yr] [$6.4M‐4yr] 72 Macleay Street: Reconstruction (L) () WWCC [$75k‐1yr] [$3.4M‐2yr] 73 Mulligans Flat Road: Upgrades (R) (H) YVC 25% [$250k‐6mo] [$25k‐3mo] [$0.275M]* 74 Namima Road: Upgrades (L) H YVC 25% [$50k‐6mo] [$25k‐3mo] [$0.75]* 5 CANBERRA REGION Delivery Framework JOINT ORGANISATION Road Projects [1‐3 Year Priority]
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    TO COWRA 117km, For adjoining map see Cartoscope's TO OBERON 126km, TO COOTAMUNDRA 15km A B TO YOUNG 64km C BOOROWA 35km D Capital Country Tourist Map E TO CROOKWELL 22km F TARALGA 28km G Source: © Department of Lands Greenwich Panorama Avenue Bathurst 2795 Ck Tarlo (locality) Park rtoscope's www.lpi.nsw.gov.au Illalong Tarlo Creek The Forest 149º30'E 148º30'E 149º00'E 150º00'E Canyonleigh © Copyright LPI & Cartoscope Pty Ltd, 2014. (locality) B94 (locality) R Pomeroy COOKBUNDOON gion Tourist Map Tourist gion B81 (locality) NARRANGARRIL NAT RES Muttama Mummell NAT RES 19 Dalton (locality) Bowning BANGO WAY 3 8 NAT RES Humes 9 Kingsdale Riverina Re 5 9 M31 Coolalie Towrang TO SYDNEY 160km (locality) 11 GOULBURN For adjoining map see Ca Jugiong Bookham HWY 16 VISITOR 1 3 1 Parkesbourne INFORMATION Marulan TD 16 Wambidgee 6 Jerrawa CENTRE (locality) 4 (locality) M31 Gunning 13 18 Tallong M31 GOULBURN HWY Bundarbo Talmo Breadalbane 30 Marulan W (locality) (locality) YASS YASS VALLEY 66 South Coolac MUNDOONEN 15 Prairie Oak VISITOR INFORMATION 5 NAT RES (locality) Long Point Pettit 31 CENTRE Lookout COOMA Wollogorang POMADERRIS Badgery's Yass 29 TABLELANDS NAT RES Lookout Childowlah COTTAGE Lagoon Gundary (locality) YASS (locality) BELMOUNT Lerida (locality) SCA HWY Komungla 17 Gobarralong BURRINJUCK 13 Nanagroe (locality) NAT RES BURRINJUCK (locality) 34 38 Bungonia WATERS ST PK Bellmount Collector BUNGONIA Tolwong Forest ST CONS (locality) Burrinjuck Lake (locality) AREA Darbalara Burrinjuck (locality) 8 TOURIST DRIVE Murrumbateman 30 GUNDAGAI
  • 3F38373009842c86616a

    3F38373009842c86616a

    •CANBERRA ' BUSH WALKING •CLUB INC NEWSLETTER GPO Box 160, Canberra ACT 2601 VOLUMB 34 SEPTEI'ffiER 1998 NUMBER 9 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Greg BUckley Award & other Prizes 8pm Wednesday 16 September Dickson Library Community Room (entrance at rear of library) Make the most of the evening and Join other members at 6.00pm for a convivial (B'YO) meal at the Pho P1w Quoc Restaurant in Cape Street, Dickson. Try to be early to ensure there will be ample time to finish and still get to the meetIng In comfortable time Walks to Allan Mikkelsen Ph: 6278 3164 E-mail: [email protected] SD Century Courts, 4 Beetaloo St, Hawker ACT 2614 Articles etc. for publication to Paul Edstein Ph: 6271 4514(w) 6288 1398 (h) Fax: 6271 4560 (w) E-mail: [email protected] 19 Gamor St, Waramanga ACT 2611 PRESIDENT'S PRATTLE And so to my final "Prattle". It doesn't seem those people, but also to everyone who has supported like I've been compiling "Prattles" for two years, so I walks, other activities and Club meetings. think I must have enjoyed it! As the saying goes "time flies when you're having fun". I have to admit though I would just like to mention here that activity leaders there were months when I really had to search for do have one important obligation when they something I thought was worth printing - okay, not return home from the activity. That is to phone the everyone thought it was worth printing! Some Check-in Officer (as early as possible or at least members didn't agree with what I had to say on within 24 hours) and advise the safe completion of the occasions and I will always think that was good for trip and the number of people who went - and the Club.
  • Legislative Assembly

    Legislative Assembly

    2335 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Friday 27 June 2003 ______ ABSENCE OF MR SPEAKER The Deputy Clerk announced the absence of Mr Speaker. Mr Deputy-Speaker (Mr John Charles Price) took the chair at 10.00 a.m. Mr Deputy-Speaker offered the Prayer. BILLS RETURNED The following bills were returned from the Legislative Council without amendment: Human Cloning and Other Prohibited Practices Bill Human Tissue and Anatomy Legislation Amendment Bill Lotteries and Art Unions Amendment Bill Pacific Power (Dissolution) Bill The following bill was returned from the Legislative Council with an amendment: Research Involving Human Embryos (New South Wales) Bill Consideration of amendment deferred. BUDGET ESTIMATES AND RELATED PAPERS Financial Year 2003-04 Mr SCULLY (Smithfield—Minister for Roads, and Minister for Housing) [10.01 a.m.]: I move: That this House take note of the Budget Estimates and related papers for 2003-2004. Mr GIBSON (Blacktown) [10.02 a.m.]: It gives me great pleasure to lead for the Government in the take-note debate on the budget estimates and related papers. I am proud to be a member of the State Labor Government, because it has achieved a very important milestone. No matter how one judges this budget or any other budget this Government has brought down in the past nine years, our legacy is simple: It has not run this State into debt and it has not left a debt or mortgage legacy for our kids to pay off for years to come. Honourable members on this side of the House should be proud of that achievement. We have managed this State fiscally very well.