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Council road, traffic and parking decisions
Road safety, parking, transport, traffic, cycling, bridge, footpath, and aerodrome decisions from local council minutes. Latest: Mortdale Village parking report noted
What residents may care about
- Residents concerned about parking in Mortdale Village should note that Council considered the issue, but no new action was recorded in this extract.
- Residents and nearby businesses may see a new approved worship use in the industrial complex, with the panel noting compatibility with the site context, parking, circulation and separation from residential land.
- This affects a heritage-listed residential property and confirms the works can proceed under conditions set through the planning process.
- Improves access for people with disability and changes general parking availability on this section of Railway Parade.
- Changes curbside parking allocation for riders, drivers, and loading activity in the area.
- Affects how drivers can use the car park and is intended to improve access and safety within the facility.
Decisions and actions
Mortdale Village parking report noted
Council received and noted the report on Mortdale Village Parking.
Residents concerned about parking in Mortdale Village should note that Council considered the issue, but no new action was recorded in this extract.
Place of public worship approved at Planthurst Road, Carlton
The panel unanimously granted development consent for DA2025/0247 for use as a place of public worship at Unit 1, 47-49 Planthurst Road, Carlton, subject to council’s recommended conditions as amended.
Residents and nearby businesses may see a new approved worship use in the industrial complex, with the panel noting compatibility with the site context, parking, circulation and separation from residential land.
Consent granted for parking structure works at heritage-listed dwelling in Blakehurst
The panel unanimously granted development consent for DA2025/0456 for alterations and additions to the existing parking structure associated with the heritage-listed dwelling at 9 Stuart Crescent, Blakehurst, subject to recommended conditions amended to include an additional condition 12(a).
This affects a heritage-listed residential property and confirms the works can proceed under conditions set through the planning process.
Accessible parking proposed on Railway Parade, Kogarah
The forum supported converting 6 metres of existing 1P time-restricted parking on the eastern side of Railway Parade, Kogarah into an accessible parking zone, in line with the plan in the report.
Improves access for people with disability and changes general parking availability on this section of Railway Parade.
Motorbike parking proposed on Railway Parade, Kogarah
The forum supported converting 3 metres of an existing loading zone on the eastern side of Railway Parade, Kogarah into a motorbike parking zone, in line with the plan in the report.
Changes curbside parking allocation for riders, drivers, and loading activity in the area.
No stopping restrictions proposed at Sans Souci Park car park
The forum supported installing no stopping restrictions at Sans Souci Park car park as shown in the report plan. The discussion clarified this would not create additional parking spaces, but would stop vehicles parking in unsuitable unmarked areas.
Affects how drivers can use the car park and is intended to improve access and safety within the facility.
Local Transport Forum Terms of Reference v3.0 adopted
The forum adopted Terms of Reference v3.0, replacing v2.0, to align with the TfNSW 2025 Instrument.
Updates the governance rules for how the forum considers local traffic and transport matters, including questions raised about bus zone restriction changes.
Traffic and parking changes approved in several locations
Council approved a six-month trial to extend the Kiss & Ride area on Ecole Street and introduce timed turn restrictions at Ecole Street/Ecole Lane during school times, along with several parking and waste collection start-time changes across Blakehurst, Riverwood, Hurstville, South Hurstville, Allawah, Kingsgrove and Beverley Hills.
Residents may see changed parking access, traffic movements, school pick-up arrangements, earlier waste truck activity and future reviews after the trial period.
ANZAC Day event road closures approved
Council approved Penshurst RSL Club road closures on Bridge Street and Connelly Street, Penshurst, for the ANZAC Day Service on 19 April 2026, with resident/business notification and safety requirements.
Drivers, nearby residents and local businesses should expect temporary road closures and parking restrictions around the memorial area.
Preferred flood mitigation options noted for Beverly Hills intersections
The committee received a progress update on the feasibility study for flood risk mitigation at the Gloucester Road–Stoney Creek Road intersection and the Morgan Street–Gloucester Road intersection, Beverly Hills, and noted the preferred options selected for detailed cost-benefit assessment.
This may lead to future drainage or road improvement works in Beverly Hills to reduce flood risk at known problem intersections.
Shared zone signage request to be reviewed
A request for additional shared zone signage at the right-hand turn in Rayner Lane adjacent to Ross Park was referred to the Engineering Works section for review.
Could affect traffic safety and pedestrian awareness in Rayner Lane, Lennox Head.
Reflections Lennox Head to be invited to join committee
Council was to write to Reflections Holidays Lennox Head inviting it to participate in the B Ward Committee; a post-meeting note states the letter was prepared and issued.
May broaden local input into issues affecting holiday park and visitor areas in Lennox Head.
Traffic safety follow-up for Bugden Lane
Council advised it is investigating line marking changes on Main Street near the service station to discourage u-turns and create a clearer left turn into Bugden Lane. Council has also reported the issue to NSW Police for additional patrols, and the 'No Right Turn' sign will be relocated for better visibility.
Residents and drivers in Alstonville may see road marking changes, clearer signage, and increased police presence aimed at improving safety.
School traffic trial at Ecole Street and Ecole Lane, Carlton
The committee recommended a six-month trial extending the Kiss and Ride area on Ecole Street and introducing timed left-turn restrictions from Princes Highway into Ecole Street and from Ecole Street into Ecole Lane during school times.
Residents, school families and drivers in Carlton may see changed access, parking and traffic movements during school drop-off and pick-up periods.
Parking restriction change near Sans Souci Leisure Centre
The committee recommended installing a 10m No Stopping zone on the northern side of Morshead Drive south of Rickard Road, South Hurstville.
Drivers near the leisure centre and nearby intersection may see clearer sight lines and changed parking availability.
ANZAC Day road closures approved for Penshurst RSL event
The committee recommended approving road closures on Bridge Street and Connelly Street, Penshurst, on 19 April 2026, reserving parking outside the memorial, and requiring resident and business notification and police liaison on safety assessment needs.
Residents, visitors and businesses in Penshurst should expect temporary road closures, parking changes and event-related access impacts.
Earlier waste collection trial and permanent start-time changes
The committee recommended a six-month trial of earlier waste collection starts on parts of Bonds Road and Stoney Creek Road, with resident notification, complaint monitoring and the General Manager able to revoke the trial if repeated breaches occur. It also recommended permanent earlier start times on Broadarrow Road, Connells Point Road, Forest Road, Dover Park East and Swanns Lane.
Residents on affected streets may experience earlier morning waste service activity, with a formal trial, complaint logging and later review for some locations.
Restaurant development at 143 Stoney Creek Road refused
The Panel refused DA2025/0397 for demolition works and construction and use of a restaurant at 143 Stoney Creek Road, Beverly Hills. Reasons included inadequate vehicular access, impacts on trees, an acoustic report not meeting relevant standards, and unacceptable neighbourhood amenity impacts including noise and lighting associated with proposed operating hours.
Residents near the site will not see the proposed restaurant proceed in its current form, with the refusal citing traffic, tree protection and amenity concerns.
Deferred Matter and Conservation Zone planning proposal advanced
Council amended Planning Proposal BSCPP 25/010 for 54 Beacon Road, Teven, added adjoining part of Beacon Road as RU1 Primary Production, endorsed the amended proposal for finalisation, and will notify affected landowners of a 28-day independent review option with DPHI.
Affects zoning outcomes for landowners and future land use in Teven.
Community consultation to be undertaken on sporting amenities and storage management
The committee noted workshop outcomes on sporting amenities and storage facilities, noted that Council officers will conduct broader community consultation on a proposed mixed management model, and noted that a future report will go to Council on the consultation outcomes.
Sporting clubs and facility users may have an opportunity to provide feedback on how amenities and storage facilities are managed.
Important topics
Railway Parade parking reallocation
Two separate changes were considered for the eastern side of Railway Parade, Kogarah: one new accessible parking zone and one new motorbike parking zone.
Residents, visitors, businesses, and road users may see changed parking conditions on this street.
Parking management at Sans Souci Park car park
Discussion noted that large vehicles such as B-doubles and trailers had been parking in random and unmarked places, prompting the proposed no stopping restrictions.
Regular users of the car park may face clearer restrictions intended to reduce unsafe or obstructive parking.
Updated transport forum governance
The new Terms of Reference were adopted to align with current TfNSW requirements. A question was raised about whether managers could change bus zone timings under the updated rules, but no answer is recorded in the extracted text.
May influence how future local transport matters, including bus zone changes, are handled.
Sports amenities consultation to continue
Council noted workshop outcomes on sporting amenities and storage facilities and that broader community consultation will occur on a proposed mixed management model.
Sporting clubs and users may have a chance to comment on future management of local sports facilities.
Plane traffic over Lennox Head
An item of business with notice raised increased plane traffic over Lennox Head.
Concerns may relate to noise and amenity for local residents.
Lake Ainsworth to village pathway concept
Discussion occurred about connecting Lake Ainsworth and Lennox Head village centre via a new pathway. Council staff advised preliminary consideration has occurred, but a detailed concept design and consultation with Reflections Lennox Head and other stakeholders would be required.
Potential future active transport and access improvement for residents and visitors.
Local Transport Forum recommendations adopted
The committee recommended Council adopt a package of Local Transport Forum items including traffic, parking, event and waste service changes.
Many of the meeting's practical outcomes for residents came through Local Transport Forum recommendations.
Trial-based approach to traffic and service changes
Several proposals were set up as six-month trials with reviews at the end, including school traffic management and some early waste collection changes.
Residents will have a chance to experience changes before permanent decisions are made, and feedback may influence final outcomes.
Sporting amenities and storage facilities consultation to continue
The Sports Advisory Committee outcomes from the 13 November 2025 workshop were noted, with officers to undertake broader community consultation on a proposed mixed management model for sporting amenities and storage facilities. A future report will come to Council.
Could affect how sporting facilities and storage spaces are managed and accessed by clubs and the wider community.
Possible revised review application for Beverly Hills site
The Panel noted the applicant submitted additional information after Council assessment. If the applicant seeks a review under Division 8.2 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, the Panel suggested changes including reduced operating hours, relocation or removal of some parking, greater landscaping and acoustic screening, one order station instead of two, bin room acoustic treatment, improved lighting controls, and formal submission of updated acoustic and tree information with revised plans.
Nearby residents may see a revised proposal return with tighter controls aimed at reducing noise, traffic and visual impacts.
Delivery Program and Operational Plan quarterly review
Council noted the quarterly review, including risk that the Hutley Drive basketball court may need partial removal in future if sewer infrastructure requires work, and approved proceeding with Lennox Point Car Park works subject to further reporting on footpath composition and colour.
Affects delivery of local projects and identifies constraints on planned recreation infrastructure.
Asset Management Policy review
Council adopted the amended Asset Management Policy and will place it on public exhibition.
Guides how council manages roads, buildings and other public assets over time.
Sporting amenities and storage facilities
The committee discussed outcomes from the 13 November 2025 workshop and flagged broader community consultation on a proposed mixed management model.
Users of local sporting grounds and club facilities may be directly affected by any future management changes.
Council sports facility planning and works
Presentations covered the Carss Park Aquatic Facility, capital works projects, and a broader overview of sport and recreation facilities.
These updates point to ongoing investment and planning in local sports infrastructure.
MacPoint Northern Access Road concept design
Listed as an officer report on the agenda, but no clear decision text is available in the extracted content.
Potentially relevant to transport access and redevelopment around Macquarie Point.
Southern Tasmanian Regional Land Use Strategy
Listed as an officer report, but the provided extract does not include a clear decision or outcome.
Regional planning settings can affect future housing, transport and land-use outcomes.
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