Work to repair a 2km stretch of Marmion Street will begin January 15 and should be finished mid-April.
Camera IconWork to repair a 2km stretch of Marmion Street will begin January 15 and should be finished mid-April. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

City of Melville announce works to repair 2km stretch of Marmion St

Bryce LuffMelville Gazette

WORK to repair a 2km stretch of Marmion Street will begin January 15 and take roughly three months to finish.

City of Melville announced today the section of Marmion between Justinian Street and Rome Road would come in for attention.

“The works have been prioritised as essential to address structural failure, deformation and excessive wearing in the wheel paths,” the City said in a statement.

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“These works include replacement of the pavement layer and wearing course with black asphalt in the driving lanes and red asphalt in the bicycle lanes and medians.

“A number of civil upgrades and pedestrian safety improvements are also included as part of the works.”

The City said profiling and asphalt improvements would be carried out at night with traffic – including buses – to be detoured around the work area during these times.

The road will be in use during the day.

The repairs should be finished by April 16.

For information visit www.melvillecity.com.au/works.

Works will be carried out in three stages: January 15 to January 31 – profiling and replacement of the pavement layer between 7pm and 6am. January 29 to March 29 – civil works between 7am to 6pm. April 3 to April 16 – asphalting of the top layer from 7pm to 6am.