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Matraville

1 decision2 topicsUpdated 22 September 2026

Mentions

  • Location of the Matraville RSL car park and proposed Randwick SES Facility.
  • Area affected by the truck-entry request.
  • The project will progress to design, with a further opportunity for public comment before exhibition.
  • The upgrade may improve parking and access for the RSL, school and surrounding community.
  • May affect heavy vehicle movements and local amenity in Matraville and nearby streets.
  • Potential truck restriction changes in Matraville if the Raymond Avenue request progresses.

Decisions

SES facility design work advanced

Council supported procurement of a lead architect and professional team for concept and detailed design of the Randwick SES Facility at 1903 and 1905R Botany Road, Matraville. The concept design must return to Council before public exhibition.

The project will progress to design, with a further opportunity for public comment before exhibition.

Topics

Matraville RSL car park partnership

Council endorsed joint funding with Matraville RSL Club and Sydney Catholic Schools to upgrade the car park at 1P Norfolk Parade, Matraville, with funding available in the 2026/27 capital works budget.

The upgrade may improve parking and access for the RSL, school and surrounding community.

Raymond Avenue (North), Matraville – no truck entry request

The forum discussed installing 'trucks prohibited' signs on Raymond Avenue (north) at McCauley Street to stop trucks using Harold Street and Australia Avenue as a shortcut to Bunnerong Road.

May affect heavy vehicle movements and local amenity in Matraville and nearby streets.

Meetings

Ordinary Council - 22 Sep 2026

Randwick Council advanced urban forest, traffic, transport, community funding and infrastructure projects, while approving new youth programs and several event and facility measures.

Local Transport Forum - 14 Apr 2026

The forum mainly received traffic and parking updates, considered a truck-restriction request at Raymond Avenue, and approved temporary road closures and bus-zone changes for the Anzac Day Dawn Service at Coogee.