suburb/locality · 2 meetings
Badagarang
Mentions
- New fenced daylight off-leash area at Stage 3 Open Space.
- Location of the residential subdivision proposal
- Provides a new designated dog exercise area and clarifies where dogs may be off leash.
- Influences road safety and traffic controls for a new residential subdivision in Badagarang.
- May affect how road safety treatments are delivered in the new subdivision and future local traffic conditions.
- Residents may see different levels of signage or line marking depending on Council's final operational approach.
Decisions
Off-leash dog area opened at Badagarang
From 31 October 2026, the fenced Stage 3 Open Space area at the corner of Taylors Lane and Runway Street, Badagarang, was declared an off-leash area during daylight hours, seven days a week.
Provides a new designated dog exercise area and clarifies where dogs may be off leash.
Badagarang subdivision signage plan endorsed
The forum reviewed proposed signage for the 217-lot residential subdivision at 104 Taylors Lane, Badagarang, and recommended approval by the Director City Services under delegated authority; this was later approved on 24 February 2026.
Influences road safety and traffic controls for a new residential subdivision in Badagarang.
Topics
Updated road design guidance for Badagarang subdivision
TfNSW advised using the DORAS manual and current AS 1742.2 (2022) when considering safety treatments at the 104 Taylors Lane subdivision, including Give Way signs, hold lines and linemarking.
May affect how road safety treatments are delivered in the new subdivision and future local traffic conditions.
Council discretion over additional safety treatments
Council officers noted that some TfNSW suggestions for the Badagarang subdivision were not mandatory and could be considered at Council's discretion or through future operational review.
Residents may see different levels of signage or line marking depending on Council's final operational approach.