Coonamble Shire councillors are urging residents to have their say on Council's proposed hierarchy ranking roads for repair.
The hierarchy mainly measures traffic levels to sort roads into six classes which decide how quickly damage is fixed and how often maintenance occurs.
It also considers school routes, heavy vehicle use and access to properties throughout the 1538-kilometre shire network.
"It's things like this that often people don't really make a comment about until after that consultation period's over," Councillor Pip Goldsmith said.
"Staff can't be . . .
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