Great Ocean Road Case Study

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1. The construction of a new road alignment from the intersection of Childers Cove Road and Mathiesons Road running diagonally to the Great Ocean Road (see Figure 2);
2. Widening of Great Ocean road within the road reserve and installation of new right-turn storage lane and a new left-turn deceleration lane with pavement
3. Removal of the elevated rise north of the Great Ocean Road to improve sight lines;
4. Installation of street lighting and wire rope safety barriers

All of the above activities will involve the removal of topsoil, and would, therefore, have some potential to harm Aboriginal cultural heritage if it was found to exist within the Activity Area.

The construction of new alignments from the intersection of Childers Cove Road

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