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Greenbank Arterial

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Published: June 1, 2023
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Springfield Parkway and Springfield Greenbank Arterial Stage 1 roadworks are progressing on schedule.

Pavement construction and asphalt sealing on the existing lanes is now completed between Eden Station Drive and Springfield Parkway Roundabout and on the lanes opposite Hymba Yumba Independent School.

Pavement construction will continue along Springfield Parkway between the roundabouts of Springfield Greenbank Arterial and Springfield Lakes Boulevard in early June.

The work will take place at night to ensure safety.

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