Road renewal program 2024/25

• Project typeRoadworks
• Project scheduleOctober 2024 to June 2025

Council will be conducting 22 road repair and resheeting projects across the city to extend the life of these roads as part of the Road Renewal Program for FY 2024/25.

These works are part of Council’s preventative maintenance program, which aims to repair and resurface roads prior to significant deterioration.

Locations

Treatment Types

• Resheeting - Placement of a thin asphalt layer over existing pavement
• Rehabilitation - Reinstatement of multiple layers of road pavement

Schedule

The Road Renewal Program for FY 2024/25 is scheduled to commence in October 2024 and is expected to be completed by June 2025. Work at each location may take several days, depending on the extent of work, treatment type, and weather conditions.

Work Hours

To minimise disruptions to the community and local businesses, some works will be conducted at night, as required. Work hours for other locations will be based on the specific requirements of each site. Residents will receive a notification with at least seven days' notice prior to the commencement of works.

Traffic Management, Access and Parking

While every effort is made to minimise disruptions, there will be some impacts to residents.
While works are underway, the roads will be closed to all through vehicle traffic, and traffic management including detours will be in place.

Residents will still be able to access their properties with the assistance of on-site traffic controllers, although there may be occasional delays depending on the location of equipment and the specific works in progress.

To minimise delays, please inform traffic controllers in advance if you need to enter or leave your property between 7am and 5pm during the works.

On-street parking will be unavailable during the works, so residents are advised to make alternative parking arrangements ahead of time.

Buses and emergency services will have access through the work zones, managed by traffic controllers.

Noise

The road works will generate some noise, particularly from excavation and machinery. This includes reversing alarms, which are necessary for worker safety. Council's contractor will make every effort to minimise noise where possible.

More information

If you have any queries regarding these works, please contact Council’s Project Manager, Ashoka Herath, on 1300 322 322 or via email at CapWorks@frankston.vic.gov.au.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to improve and maintain our roads.