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road corridor · 2 meetings

Park Road, Carlton

1 decision0 topicsUpdated 27 July 2026

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Mentions

  • Traffic study corridor and further investigations
  • Traffic study and proposed investigations
  • Potential traffic and pedestrian changes remain subject to design, feasibility work and further reporting.
  • Further traffic investigations will occur for Peakhurst Park and Park Road in Carlton; Allawah pedestrian fencing was rejected by a nine-to-six vote.
  • Traffic and pedestrian safety proposals in Carlton, Peakhurst, Penshurst, Mortdale and Blakehurst will undergo investigation or implementation planning.

Decisions

Georges River Council · 13 July 2026

Further traffic investigations ordered

Traffic-study outcomes for Park Road in Carlton, Peakhurst Park and the Penshurst station precinct were noted, with further engineering investigations required. Any works are to return to the Local Transport Forum before implementation.

Potential traffic and pedestrian changes remain subject to design, feasibility work and further reporting.

Meetings

Georges River Council · 27 July 2026

Council Meeting - 27 Jul 2026

Georges River Council approved major planning, property, transport and infrastructure decisions, including the Jubilee Stadium precinct plan, a Hurstville property acquisition, a $193,189 hospital-project fee waiver and public exhibition of the draft Kogarah Strategic Centre Master Plan.

Georges River Council · 13 July 2026

Assets and Infrastructure Committee - 13 Jul 2026

The committee advanced a six-month dog off-leash trial in Narwee, supported traffic and road-safety changes across several suburbs, declined proposed Allawah safety fencing and progressed capital works planning.