Asphalt Re-sheeting, Road Patching/Rehabilitation/Resealing Program
- Project typeRenewal
- Project scheduleAnnual Program
Each year, Council allocates funds as part of its Operational Plan to renew or repair our roads. These projects renew and improve our existing road assets to ensure our road network is safe and meets the needs of our community.
This page will be updated daily to provide up-to-date information on the scheduled asphalt re-sheeting, road resealing, and road patching programs being delivered throughout the year.
For works in your street, you will receive a notification from the Contractor undertaking the work at least two days prior to works commencing as well as Variable Message Signage (VMS).
Works will occur between the hours of 7am – 5pm Monday to Friday or 8am – 1pm Saturday, unless notified otherwise by the Contractor in your letterbox.
View Road Projects List
DISCLAIMER: The above list reflects the most current information available at the time of viewing. However, scheduling adjustments may take place due to delays such as rain or equipment breakdown.
Note for directly affected residents: Your street may not appear on the Projects List above if scheduling of the works has not been confirmed. You can expect to receive a confirmation letter from the contractor 2 days before the works commence.
Road re-sheeting: is the removal (milling) of the existing road surface (30-50mm) and replacement with a new hot mix asphalt surface layer. Re-sheeting may also be done as an overlay, where the existing asphalt is retained and new hot mix asphalt is placed on top.
Road patching: is the removal (milling) of the existing road surface and underlying layers (>50mm) and replacement with a new hot mix asphalt base and surface layer. Can be undertaken in small isolated patches or in large areas as required.
Road rehabilitation: is similar to road patching over larger areas including entire streets. It includes the removal (milling) of the existing road surface and underlying layers (>50mm) and replacement with a new hot mix asphalt base and surface layer.
Road resealing: is the overlaying of a new spray seal surface over the existing spray seal surface, commonly used on rural roads. The surface is more gravelly than hot mix asphalt and will usually have loose stones after application which are swept after a week or two.