Project updates
That the detailed design plan for the raising of the existing pedestrian crossing and associated signs and line markings in Carrington Road at Cary Street, Marrickville be approved (as per Design Plan No.10248).
A report will be considered by the Local Traffic Committee on 21 August 2023.
How can I attend the meeting?
Persons making submissions who are still concerned on the proposal are welcome and invited to attend the meeting to address the committee on their concerns.
If wishing to do so please register by calling Ms Christi Li, Business Administration Officer-Infrastructure Services on 93925788 no later than by 3.30pm on Friday 16 June 2023.
The meeting will be held at location and times as follows:
Location: Meeting Rooms 1 and 2, Level 6 Ashfield Service Centre,260 Liverpool Road, Ashfield.
Date: Monday 19 June 2023
Time: 11.00am
Enquire at the front counter to be directed to the meeting room. Please sit outside the foyer till asked to come in.
If you require any further information, please contact Brigid Kelly Senior Traffic Planner 02 9392 5204.
Project details
Council proposes to upgrade the Carrington Road cycleway in accordance with current standards for cycleway design. We have received concerns about clarity and safety on the cycleway since it was opened in 2014 and minor changes are proposed to provide improved cycling access and upgrade the cycleway consistent with current standards.
Currently the cycleway design requires bike riders to Give Way at side streets even though they are traveling straight ahead along the cycleway. Changes proposed would formalise existing behaviour at the intersections by providing bike riders with continuous access across the intersections of Harriet St, Schwebel St, Ruby St, Warren Rd and Renwick St. There will be no changes to on-street car parking.
What is being proposed?
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What happens next?
A report including a summary of feedback received from the community will be considered by Council’s Local Traffic Committee. The Committee’s recommendations will then be considered by Council where a final decision will be made. People who make submissions will be informed when the matter is referred to the Local Traffic Committee.
