Annual Sealed Road Resurfacing Works

• Antionetta Way, Hillside 
• Archer Drive, Kurunjang 
• Asquith Place, Melton West 
• Barleycorn Place, Melton West 
• Catherine Drive, Roundabout, Hillside 
• Catherine Drive, Hillside 
• Centenary Avenue Roundabout, Kurunjang 
• Cheviot Court, Melton West 
• Conifer Place, Hillside 
• Dingley Place, Melton West 
• Dougal Court, Kurunjang 
• Emu Court, Melton 
• Eynesbury Road Roundabout, Eynesbury 
• Eynesbury Road, Eynesbury 
• Germander Court, Hillside 
• Glenbrook Garden, Brookfield 
• Glenbruar Drive, Hillside 
• Gleneagles Drive, Melton West 
• Hamilton Street, Diggers Rest 
• Heatherglade Place, Melton West 
• Hilton Way, Melton West 
• Jamieson Terrace, Taylors Hill 
• Joseph Drive, Hillside 
• Kacatica Place, Brookfield 
• Lara Place,  Melton West 
• Lawson Place, Burnside Heights 
• Pamela Court, Melton West 
• Panorama Drive, Hillside 
• Pimelea Way, Hillside 
• Plumpton Road, Diggers Rest 
• Raglan Street, Diggers Rest 
• Reynolds Place, Melton South 
• Rockbank Middle Road Roundabout, Caroline Springs 
• Rockbank Middle Road, Caroline Springs 
• Royal Crescent, Hillside 
• Santolin Drive, Hillside 
• Strawberry Road, Kurunjang 
• Telopea Place, Hillside 
• The Bellevue, Hillside
• Todman Court, Harkness 
• Unitt Street, Melton 
• Varna Court, Hillside 
• Vine Court, Hillside 

When the surfacing on roads gets old they can become brittle and crack.  Cracks will allow water to get in and undermine the surface leading to potholes.  Most re-surfacing is preventative to stop water damage before it occurs so as to avoid the cost of extensive repairs.

A priority list of roads is compiled using condition data, local knowledge, and modelling from a predictive software system to determine the asphalt program.  The listed road segments are then inspected and confirmed by the Engineering and Operations Services departments.  This process ensures that the roads have been selected using a robust analysis and are prioritised in accordance with the level of defects, hazard and risk.

Yes.  Vehicular access to your property will be permitted.  There may be some short delays/inconvenience especially if resurfacing works are occurring directly in front of your property at that time.  Staff on-site will escort vehicles from the worksite when safe to do so.  Residents can approach staff and advise them of any necessary trips.  Please allow additional time for any trips.

The cost of maintenance works such as these are based on time to complete the works.  Allowing full and unhindered access to your street will ensure time is used efficiently and that costs and inconvenience are reduced to a minimum.

City of Melton has an annual program of local roads for re-surfacing.  The amount of work done is generally dependent upon budgetary considerations.

The main type of surfacing performed is:

• Asphalt, a bitumen-based mixture of approximately 30mm thickness or greater
• Treatment repeated approximately every 12 - 15 years. 

Yes, please leave the bins out in the usual spot on the usual day for collection.  Garbage trucks will be given access to the worksite, when safe to do so, to empty the bins in the area.  If it is unsafe to do so, the Traffic Controllers on-site will wheel the bins to/from the truck to your usual spot where you would place the bins for collection.