suburb · 4 meetings
Bellbird Park
Mentions
- Location of an easement declared surplus and approved for surrender.
- Surrender of an access easement within Lot 25 on SP296625.
- Area affected by the Jones Road petition response and nearby land dealings.
- Location mentioned in the land disposal to road excerpt.
- Changes the legal status of a Council-held access easement in Bellbird Park, although the public report does not describe a specific access change.
- Affects how pedestrians move around Bellbird Park and the Redbank Plains Scout Hut area, with a footpath investigation instead of a crossing.
Decisions
Bellbird Park access easement
Council declared Easement D within Lot 25 on SP296625 surplus to requirements and consented to its surrender.
Changes the legal status of a Council-held access easement in Bellbird Park, although the public report does not describe a specific access change.
Jones Road pedestrian crossing petition response
Council did not support installing a pedestrian crossing on Jones Road, Bellbird Park, citing speed limit, road function, safety and infrastructure constraints. Council instead agreed to investigate a concrete footpath on the western side of Jones Road from Harris Street to the Redbank Plains Scout Hut, and to advise the chief petitioner.
Affects how pedestrians move around Bellbird Park and the Redbank Plains Scout Hut area, with a footpath investigation instead of a crossing.
Topics
Road safety and pedestrian access on Jones Road
The meeting considered a petition about a pedestrian crossing near the Redbank Plains Scout Den and instead directed investigation of a footpath solution on the western side of Jones Road.
Likely to affect pedestrians in Bellbird Park and nearby school/scout users.
Land disposal near 19 Alesana Drive, Bellbird Park
An excerpt notes disposal of land to road for a nominal fee of $5,000 excluding GST, connected to freehold land in trust under instrument B at 19 Alesana Drive.
May affect local land tenure and road dedication arrangements in Bellbird Park.