Project updates
Project details
Council is seeking resident feedback on potential pedestrian and traffic calming treatments along
Croydon Road between Elizabeth Street and Parramatta Road, Croydon.
Background
Following representations from residents requesting improved pedestrian and traffic conditions
along Croydon Road, Croydon, a local area traffic management scheme has been developed for
consideration. Options for the alternate treatment of the Church Street/Croydon Road intersection
have also been developed given an initial proposal for a roundabout has proven not to be feasible
due to the shape of the existing intersection.
Proposed treatments
Council is proposing crossover points for pedestrians, and traffic calming treatments along Croydon Road and some side streets near their intersections with Croydon Road at nine (9) locations.
The proposed treatments will help residents cross Croydon Road for example to schools and parks, and improve intersection safety while minimising the impact on parking. These include:
- Improved designated crossover points with pedestrian refuges or road narrowing devices
- Speed cushions at various intersections to reduce vehicular speeds
- Traffic calming devices at some side street intersections with Croydon Road to control traffic and speeding on approach to the intersections
- Two options to improve the intersection of Church Street and Croydon Road
Croydon Road and Church Street intersection (LOCATION 7)
OPTION ONE: new right turn lane
| OPTION TWO: retain existing lanes
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Impacts
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Improvements will:
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Both options improve sight distance for westbound traffic in Church St at Croydon Road:
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Have your say
Your are invited to tell Council whether you support the proposed treatments along Croydon Road, and which option you prefer for the intersection at Church Street.
- Online by using the submission form below
- In writing to: Inner West Council, PO Box 14, Petersham, NSW 2049. Reference - TRIM SC1732
Comments close on Sunday, 9 September 2018.
What happens next?
The proposals and results of the community engagement will be considered by the Local Traffic Committee (LTC) at its meeting on 2 October 2018. The recommendations from the LTC meeting will be referred to Council for consideration at its meeting on 23 October 2018. Everyone who provided feedback will be notified of the final decision.