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  • Local Government:

  • Road Name (Section):

  • Project Location: (T. Dist, GIS coordinates, where applicable)
  • Project Number:

  • Existing Conditions

  • Speed Limit:

  • Road Features:
  • Comments:

  • Intersection to Intersection:
  • Comments:

  • Curb and Channel Type:

  • Curb and Channel Type:

  • Invert Type:

  • Barrier Type:

  • Semi Mountable Type:

  • Mountable Type:

  • Edge Restraint Type:

  • Attach Photo:

  • Width:
  • Seal Width:

  • Formation Width:

  • Attach Photo:

  • Alignment:
  • Horizontal=

  • Vertical=

  • Attach Photo:

  • Intersection/Property Access:
  • Intersection:

  • Property Access:

  • Drainage Structures:

  • RCPs =

  • Roadside pits =

  • Chambers =

  • Attach Photo:

  • Road Conditions:
  • Roughness Range from __ to __ with an average of __,__% of the roughness is above the average (_).

  • Intervention Level is __,__% of the identified roughness is above the intervention level.

  • Rutting Range is from __ to __ with the average being __,__% of the rutting is above the average.

  • Pavement:

  • Crash history:

  • AADT (% of heavy vehicles / growth):

  • Deficiencies:

  • Political and community issues:

  • Benefits / outcomes of proposed work:

  • What is the proposed scope?
  • Comments:

  • What is identified in the scope?
  • Comments?

  • What is not included in the scope?
  • Comments:

  • Significant risks identified:

  • Native Title?

  • Is it of concern?

  • Comments:

  • Environment?

  • Is it of concern?

  • Comments:

  • Cultural Heritage?

  • Is it of concern?

  • Comments:

  • Native Title / Environment / Cultural Heritage concerns:

  • Project Estimate:

  • Prepared by:

  • Checked / Approved By:

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