The Blackshaw Road rail underpass will be closed for a week in December as work on Goulburn's water re-use scheme continues.
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The $8.8 million project involves laying pipe infrastructure throughout the city to irrigate highly treated water on sporting fields and parks.
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A council spokesman said pipe laying in Blackshaw Road, under the rail underpass had been completed. However contractor Killard Infrastructure will undertake heavy duty restoration work from 7am December 6 to 5pm on December 11. This will involve the road's closure between Sloane Street and the junction with Park Road.
"These works involve removal of existing pavement, and pouring a new concrete pavement in line with council's standard," the spokesman said.
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Traffic control will be in place for road closures during the day and for detours needed for the work, as well as any pedestrian management requirements.
For any specific assistance, the council's project engineer, Kawsher Alam can be contacted on 4823 4526. Further information is also available from Killard Infrastructure engineer Cedric Berger on 0490 389 178.
Construction for the irrigation system at North Park started this week. The project will also irrigate Carr Confoy sporting fields, Goulburn Golf Club, Eastgrove South sporting fields, Victoria Park, Hudson Park and the Goulburn Recreation Area.
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