road · 2 meetings
Redfern Street, Granville
Mentions
- Proposed westbound one-way arrangement for a 12-month trial.
- Area where community consultation has commenced following earlier endorsed reports.
- Residents, commuters and school users may see changes to parking rules, enforcement conditions and available kerbside space.
- The measures are intended to improve pedestrian safety and could reduce traffic speeds on John Street.
- The proposal could change traffic directions, intersection operation and travel times in Granville. Implementation depends on the required traffic works and Council endorsement.
- Berala residents and businesses should be aware the matter was discussed, but no new implementation decision is recorded in the extracted text.
Decisions
Parking and signage changes
The forum resolved items covering proposed parking restrictions at Clyde Street and Membrey Street, Granville; replacement school-zone signage in Moree Avenue, Westmead; and revised angle-parking signage in Railway Terrace, Merrylands. The Westmead change is subject to consultation with the school, and affected applicants or residents are to be notified.
Residents, commuters and school users may see changes to parking rules, enforcement conditions and available kerbside space.
Road-safety measures in Lidcombe
The forum recommended pedestrian warning signs on John Street between Edith Street and Frampton Street, and requested that Transport for NSW consider reducing the speed limit from 60 km/h to 50 km/h. The concerned resident is to be notified.
The measures are intended to improve pedestrian safety and could reduce traffic speeds on John Street.
Granville one-way trial recommended in principle
A 12-month westbound one-way arrangement in Redfern Street, Granville, was recommended in principle, subject to associated traffic facilities being installed before the trial. The listed works include roundabouts at Membrey Street/Clyde Street, Nobbs Street/Clyde Street and Blaxcell Street/Nobbs Street. Feedback is to be reviewed at the end of the trial.
The proposal could change traffic directions, intersection operation and travel times in Granville. Implementation depends on the required traffic works and Council endorsement.
Berala pedestrian shopping centre item noted
For Item CLTF-26-013, Lidbury Street, Berala - Provision of a Pedestrian Shopping Centre, the forum recommended that the information in the report be noted.
Berala residents and businesses should be aware the matter was discussed, but no new implementation decision is recorded in the extracted text.
Topics
Granville traffic network changes
The proposed Redfern Street one-way trial is linked to new or modified traffic facilities at three nearby intersections and would be evaluated using community feedback after 12 months.
Residents and road users may experience altered routes and intersection conditions if the trial proceeds.
40km/h school zone outside St Anthony's Coptic College, Guildford
Transport for NSW has recently approved a 40km/h school zone in Bolton Street, Guildford outside St Anthony's Coptic College. New signage has been installed, and Council officers will review existing speed signage and liaise with Transport for NSW on any further updates needed.
Parents, students and drivers in Bolton Street may see updated school-zone speed signage and traffic management.
Community consultation progressing in Granville and South Granville
Following earlier endorsed reports CLTF-25-242, CLTF-25-243 and CLTF-25-244, Council has commenced community consultation for matters affecting Charles Street, Redfern Street and Lavinia Street.
Residents in these streets may receive consultation material or be asked for feedback on proposed transport changes.
Belgium Street, Auburn road width concerns
A councillor asked about ongoing concerns regarding the road width of Belgium Street, Auburn. Council officers advised they will meet with the resident in the near future to discuss the issue.
Local residents may see further follow-up on access or safety concerns, but no formal decision was recorded here.