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Expenditure By No. 14 Roads Council

A total expenditure of £1,807,038 on subsidised reading programmes for the 21 local authorities in the No. 14 District Roads Council’s area w®s recommended by the council for the current financial year. Approval from the National Roads Board, which will contribute £891,057 in subsidies and grants, is expected next month.

More than one-third of this is allocated to the Christchurch City Council which in the current financial year plans to spend £ 140,000 on the maintenance of roads and bridges. £92,000 on resealing. £116.368 on improvements, and £52,000 on street lighting. Projects listed include renewing the bridge on Opawa road at a cost of £33.000, another in Whitfield street for £3OOO and one in Beckford road for £4OOO. Details for major improvement were Ascot street, £6000; part of Oxford terrace, £8000; and Smith and Fleete streets each to the value of £5500. Waimairi has the next largest allocation of £184,966.

followed by Ellesmere, which will receive £116,180. Of this £42.000 has been allotted for the Ellesmere Bridge, the total cost of which is estimated at £72,000.

Akaroa County is allocated £60.350; Ashley £27,500; Chatham Islands, £9650; Eyre, £33,630; Baisweil. £32,292; Heathcote. £57.897; Kowai. £48,596; Malvern, £61,356; Mount Herbert. £24,100; Oxford, £45,970; Paparua, £85,700; Rangiora. £39,767; Tawera, £18,050; Wairewa, £ 19.966; Kaiapoi borough, £16,100; Lyttelton borough. £21,032: Rangiora borough, £ 16.800; and Riccarton borough, £30.800. An estimated expenditure of £435,000 by the National Roads Board on state highways in the No. 14 district was passed by the council. On state highway 1, £262.560 is the estimated expenditure for the current financial year, £30,810 of this being for maintenance. State highway 72 has been allocated £51,500, of which £9125 will be on maintenance. Expenditure on state highways 73 and 75 will be £85.050 and £35.890 respectively. On state highway 73 more then half the total amount will be foe maintenance. About £18,500 of the total sum is detailed for maintenance on state highway 75.

A total of £135,000 is set aside for northern motorway construction for the year. In the urban area the National Roads Board will spend £6OOO on bridge approaches in Fitzgerald avenue; £ 10.000 on the Moorhouse avenue underpass which will cost a total of £150.000; £12.500 on channelling in Riccarton road: £17,000 on medians and lighting in Blenheim road; and £lB.OOO on construction in Antigua and Selwyn streets. Other items bring the total for urban construction to £95,500.

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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30115, 26 April 1963, Page 14

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Expenditure By No. 14 Roads Council Press, Volume CII, Issue 30115, 26 April 1963, Page 14

Expenditure By No. 14 Roads Council Press, Volume CII, Issue 30115, 26 April 1963, Page 14

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