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Kerb replacement

Kerbs serve as a barrier between the roadway and pedestrian walkway, offering stability and reinforcement to the road pavement structure. Kerbs facilitate the proper drainage of rainwater by directing it into stormwater drains, whilst enhancing the visual appeal of the surfaces.

We run an annual program based on asset condition audit inspections to fix damaged and lifted sections of kerbing.

This map highlights all programmed, commenced and completed works across the Barossa including road resealing and resheeting, footpath improvements, drainage upgrades, kerb and gutter works, and key projects.

FAQs

If you are directly affected by upcoming works, such as living on the same road as or nearby the works, you will be notified prior to works commencing.

First, you'll receive advance notice in the mail a month or so out from the intended start date.

Secondly, around two weeks out from the planned works, you will receive mail to confirm the work is about to start. This will include what works are involved, contractor information, contact details and expected completion date, weather pending.

Related pages

Saleyard Road footpath upgrade

Footpath improvements

Our district footpath renewal program has been rolled out to fix up the most important footpaths across the region.

Read more about Footpath improvements
Maria street drainage project

Drainage improvements

Improvements to drainage systems for a council typically involve upgrades to existing infrastructure.

Read more about Drainage improvements
Works and operations road verges

Works on my street

Take a look at our programmed and maintenance works such a road resealing, footpath upgrades, street sweeping and more.

Read more about Works on my street

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