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Joseph, Valencia, Ste. Madeleine, Debe, Couva, Torrib Tabaquite Road, Blanchisseuse,
Mayo and Cedros.
359.
The programme of local roads and bridges rehabilitation and stabilisation of
landslips in the 14 Regional Corporations will continue under the Ministry of Local
Government with an allocation of $127.5 million.
360.
Major improvements on secondary roads including construction of bridges and
retaining walls throughout the island of Tobago will continue under the Tobago House of
Assembly with an allocation of $83.5 million for priority projects.
361.
To ensure safety on the nation‟s roadways $9 million will be made available to
the Traffic Management Branch for the:
implementation of zebra crossing street furniture
installation of cable barriers to highway medians and roadside edges
provision of Backup Power Supply for Traffic Signalized Intersection
development of a Highways Information System
Transportation
362.
The Ministry of Transport will receive approximately $168 million to continue to
improve the quality of air, land and sea transport in Trinidad and Tobago during fiscal
2014.
363.
Improvement works at both the Piarco International Airport (PIA) and the ANR
Robinson (Crown Point) International Airport (ANRRIA) will continue to be funded in
fiscal 2014 with an allocation of $26.55 million. Funds will finance the following
activities:
installation of Incinerators at the PIA and ANRRIA at an estimated cost of
$3.7 million. The works will comprise the installation and commissioning
of incinerators to burn biodegradable and non-recyclable waste from
international carriers in an environmentally sound and in accordance with
internationally accepted practices to minimize the risk of the spread of
disease and viruses
implementation of a Computerized Maintenance Management System
(CMMS) with an allocation of $0.75 million. The CMMS will enable
automation of workflow processes and provide the tools for trending,
analysis of service issues, proactive maintenance, measurement of returns on
