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Quarry Rehabilitation
Lake Macdonald Drive, Lake Macdonald
© 2012 - TTM Consulting (SC) Pty Ltd Reference No: 12SCT0037
8.4 Maintenance and Repair Strategy
It is not expected that any significant pavement damage will occur to Lake Macdonald Drive
during the haulage activities.
The haulage operator is fully aware of the importance of early dialogue in raising any road
maintenance issues, as significant road deterioration could impact the haulage activities and
potentially cause damage to haulage trucks.
It is recommended that the operator undertake a maintenance review of the haulage route on a
monthly basis. Furthermore, it would be beneficial for a Council Roads or Maintenance Engineer
to also review the haul route during operations in order to identify any maintenance issues that
may require immediate attention.
8.5 Summary
In summary, TTM found no major or significant maintenance issues that would impact on the
typical routine maintenance costs for Lake Macdonald Drive.
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