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Friday, February 16, 2018
Friday, September 2, 2016
Stage 2 Bells Line of Road and Grose Vale Road, North Richmond
The Australian and NSW governments are aiming to reduce congestion on Kurrajong Road, March Street and Bells Line of Road approaches to Richmond Bridge. The Australian Government has provided $18 million in funding to improve traffic conditions at three intersections in two stages as follows:
- Kurrajong Road and Old Kurrajong Road, Richmond (Stage 1)
- March Street and Bosworth Street, Richmond (Stage 2)
- Bells Line of Road and Grose Vale Road, North Richmond (Stage 2).
Comments and responses from consultation for proposed work at the intersection of Bells Line of Road and Grose Vale Road can be downloaded here. A separate Community Consultation Report has been published for the proposed improvements at March Street and Bosworth Street intersection – also part of Stage 2.
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Saturday, March 26, 2016
Reports from Council meetings for February and March 2016
There were four meetings of Council since the February Report, February 18th and 23rd, 8th and 21st of March 2016.
The report covers main issues as determine by the CoM that could affect residents and ratepayers, or is a matter of public interest. Download the report from here
This report should not be relied upon by residents and ratepayers. The Reports, motions and some resolutions are truncated.
Council Business Papers and Minutes of each meeting are available on the Council website.
The report covers main issues as determine by the CoM that could affect residents and ratepayers, or is a matter of public interest. Download the report from here
This report should not be relied upon by residents and ratepayers. The Reports, motions and some resolutions are truncated.
Council Business Papers and Minutes of each meeting are available on the Council website.
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Review of Ecological Assessment Belmont Precinct, Redbank, North Richmond
The NRDCAA contacted the EDO for assistance with the development application DA0467/15, we were concern at the number of trees to be removed. This independent report was complied by Dr Renata Bali. We draw your attention to page 11, Table 9 Key Resources and Section 3.11 Limitations. Download the report here
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Friday, August 2, 2013
Richmond Bridge and Approaches Congestion Study
Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) has now released the Preferred Short-Term and Long-Term Options Report for the Richmond Bridge and Approaches Congestion Study.
The preferred options were identified in close collaboration with key stakeholders, including through a Value Management Workshop involving community representatives.
The report details the preferred short-term (to 2021) and long-term options (to 2036) which would best address traffic congestion on Richmond Bridge and its approach roads.
Key short-term recommendations of the plan focus on improvements to three key intersections: Bells Line of road / Grose Vale Road, Kurrajong road / Yarramundi Lane / Old Kurrajong Road and Kurrajong road / Bosworth Street.
The study also identifies the preferred longer term option for duplicating Richmond Bridge to address the future traffic needs and recommends reservation of a revised road corridor.
This report is now available on the RMS website. A link to the website is provided below:
For further information please don’t hesitate in contacting The Richmond Bridge Project Team by email to Richmond_Bridge@rms.nsw.gov.au
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