Randwick City Council
Cycleways and Bicycle Facilities Advisory Committee - 5 Aug 2026
The committee received updates on cycleway projects, noted unsuccessful funding for a Woomera Reserve footpath extension, discussed future construction funding and bicycle parking at the Prince of Wales Hospital redevelopment, and was told the bicycle route priority list will be updated this year.
Topics
- Woomera Reserve footpath extension misses NSW funding
Council’s application for the Woomera Reserve footpath extension was unsuccessful under the Get NSW Active FY26/27 program.
Residents may face a delay to a planned walking connection because no replacement funding was identified. - Kingsford to Centennial Park cycle project still needs construction funding
The project is moving through detailed design, but Council will only seek construction funding after that work is complete.
The update establishes a project milestone while confirming that construction is not yet funded. - Randwick to refresh bicycle route construction priorities this year
Council plans to update the Bicycle Route Construction Priority 2015 list after it was not updated as previously intended in 2025.
The revised list could influence which cycling routes receive attention and funding across the local government area.
Decisions
- Woomera Reserve footpath funding application unsuccessful
Council’s application for the Woomera Reserve footpath extension under the Get NSW Active FY26/27 program was unsuccessful.
The proposed footpath extension will not receive funding from this program, and no replacement funding was identified in the minutes. - Future funding to be sought for Kingsford to Centennial Park project
The project is progressing through detailed design and community consultation. Construction funding opportunities will be sought after the detailed design is completed.
Construction is not yet funded, so delivery timing remains dependent on design completion and future funding. - Bicycle Route Construction Priority list to be updated
Council confirmed that the Bicycle Route Construction Priority 2015 list is planned to be updated during 2026, with the work expected to commence shortly.
Residents will receive a refreshed basis for prioritising future bicycle route construction. - Investigation into Central and South Ward bicycle connectivity continues
Council provided an update on investigations into interim solutions for bicycle connectivity. Officers aim to report outcomes at the next committee meeting in November 2026.
Residents may receive proposed interim connections or other options for improving bicycle access in the affected wards.
Discussion
- Bicycle parking at major developments
Following the redevelopment of the Prince of Wales Hospital, a representative raised concerns about limited public bicycle parking. Council said it is working with Planning colleagues to improve how bicycle parking is addressed in major developments.
Future major developments may face closer consideration of bicycle parking provision, although no new requirement was adopted at this meeting. - Bondi Junction to Maroubra Junction cycling connection
Council confirmed that the Active Transport Plan identifies a strategic connection between Bondi Junction and Maroubra Junction in the Cycling Network Plan. Avoca Street could be considered as part of that connection.
The discussion signals a possible future strategic cycling link, but does not commit to construction on Avoca Street. - Anzac Parade walking and cycling project
Council officers provided an update on the Anzac Parade project. The minutes do not record a new funding decision or construction timetable.
The project remains under development and no immediate service or construction change was announced.
Impacts
- The Woomera Reserve footpath extension did not secure funding under the Get NSW Active FY26/27 program.
- Construction of the Kingsford to Centennial Park walking and cycling improvements project remains subject to detailed design and future funding.
- The Bicycle Route Construction Priority 2015 list is expected to be updated in 2026.
- A report on interim bicycle connectivity options for Central and South Wards is targeted for the November 2026 committee meeting.
- Council is working to improve bicycle parking consideration in major developments, including around facilities such as the Prince of Wales Hospital.
Places
- Woomera Reserve
Site of the proposed footpath extension that did not receive Get NSW Active FY26/27 funding. - Kingsford to Centennial Park
Walking and cycling improvements project undergoing detailed design and consultation. - Anzac Parade
Walking and cycling project discussed in an officer update. - Prince of Wales Hospital
Recent redevelopment prompted concerns about public bicycle parking. - Avoca Street
Potential part of a strategic cycling connection between Bondi Junction and Maroubra Junction. - Bondi Junction
Western end of a strategic cycling connection identified in the Cycling Network Plan. - Maroubra Junction
Eastern end of a strategic cycling connection identified in the Cycling Network Plan. - Randwick local government area
Council area covered by the committee’s cycleway and bicycle facility responsibilities.
Next
- Complete detailed design and seek construction funding opportunities for the Kingsford to Centennial Park walking and cycling improvements project.
After detailed design is completed; no date specified. - Continue investigating interim solutions for Central and South Ward bicycle connectivity and report outcomes to the committee.
Targeted for the November 2026 committee meeting. - Begin updating the Bicycle Route Construction Priority 2015 list.
Planned during 2026; work expected to commence shortly. - Continue working with Planning colleagues to improve bicycle parking consideration in major developments.
Ongoing; no completion date specified.
Extract
This is of the Minutes of the Cycleways and Bicycle Facilities Advisory Committee meeting held on 5 August 2026 MINUTES OF CYCLEWAYS AND BICYCLE FACILITIES ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON WEDNESDAY, 5 AUGUST 2026 AT 6:30PM Attendees: Councillors Cr Dexter Gordon Councillor RCC Stakeholders Elliot Jones BIKEast Owen Shepherd Safe Streets to School Kristina Warton Safe Streets to School Paul Chilcott Resident Sally Durham Resident Jonathan Milford Resident RCC Officers Eva Havenstein Manager Engineering Services RCC Ross Mills Coordinator Sustainable Transport and Open Space RCC Lachlan Wood Senior Sustainable Transport Officer RCC 1. Terms of Reference The following information is provide...