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Reconstruction Completed Well Ahead Of Schedule

Bass Coast Shire Council has completed the reconstruction of Cowes-Rhyll Road from Thompson Avenue to Jeury Lane, Cowes

By Bass Coast Shire Council - 13th May 2002 - Back to News

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Bass Coast Shire Council has completed the reconstruction of Cowes-Rhyll Road from Thompson Avenue to Jeury Lane, Cowes.

Work commenced on the reconstruction of this one kilometre section of rural road on 29 January 2002. South Gippsland Quarries Pty Ltd of Nerrena was the contractor and the company has now completed the job well ahead of schedule.

The project formed part of the Council’s 2001/2002 capital works program. The Federal Government fully funded the work through its Roads to Recovery program.

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