Residents on Boundary Creek Road in the Richmond Valley area are at a crossroads over the future of their local route, with council considering three distinct options for the road's management. IndyNR reports that residents have obtained quotes totalling around $620,000 to maintain the existing 1.5km of bitumen, but council is weighing up a $1.8m sealing project as an alternative, or potentially allowing the road to revert to gravel entirely.
Kyogle: Boundary Creek Road Sealing Decision as Maintenance Costs Mount
Kyogle council faces a choice over Boundary Creek Road's future: seal it for $1.8m, maintain the bitumen for $620,000, or let it revert to gravel.
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