Proposed duplication of the Brunswick Heads Bypass and upgrade of the Pacific Highway Brunswick River to Yelgun: environmental impact statement: working paper no. 7: flora and fauna assessment

Publication information

Title

Proposed duplication of the Brunswick Heads Bypass and upgrade of the Pacific Highway Brunswick River to Yelgun: environmental impact statement: working paper no. 7: flora and fauna assessment

Agencies

Roads and Traffic Authority of New South Wales

Type

Report

Date published

1997-07-01

Published by

Roads and Traffic Authority of New South Wales

Keywords

pacific highway, yelgun, brunswick river, brunswick heads bypass

Description

The Roads and Traffic Authority (RTA) is proposing to upgrade the Pacific Highway between Brunswick River to Yelgun, in northern NSW. The proposal includes the duplication of the Brunswick Heads Bypass and the construction of a new dual carriageway between Brunswick River and Yelgun. This environmental impact statement (EIS) examines and assesses the potential environmental impacts of the proposal. The proposal is approximately kilometres long. The new highway would consist of dual carriageways with two travel lanes on each direction. The carriage ways would be separated by barriers or a median of variable width. The proposal would commence just north of Saddle Road and would include constructing a second carriageway parallel to the new Brunswick Heads Bypass. There would be an interchange approximately 700 metres south of the Brunswick River to cater for vehicle movements to and from Brunswick Heads.

Language

English

Coverage

New South Wales

Copyright

© State of New South Wales

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