Bowral Main Street

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We're currently going through all of the ideas submitted, discussion and surveys to develop a draft Masterplan which will be exhibited in 2021.

How can we improve the attractiveness of Bowral's main street? Share your ideas and help shape a streetscape plan.

Wingecarribee Shire Council is developing a streetscape master plan with detailed designs for Bong Bong Street, Corbett Plaza and cross-streets in Bowral.

The plan and designs will set specifications for the delivery of projects which will improve the attractiveness and useability of Bowral’s main commercial precinct over coming years.

The plan will include guidance for a variety of features such as seating, bins, walkways, parking, space delineation, lighting, public art, streetscaping and signage. Urban design principles will be applied to ensure that elements complement existing local characteristics as well as prepare for changes in technology.

Complete Urban has been engaged to develop the master plan – taking care to consider and appraise aesthetic, historical, cultural and physical aspects when preparing opportunities for enhancing visitor, shopper and worker experience. They’ve started looking at the physical limitations of the area and developed some draft themes to start conversations which will help them to determine a final approach for improvements.

We’d now like to hear what property owners, businesses, tenants and the community think is required to make the main street an attractive, safe and useable space.

GET INVOLVED

Please take a look at the FAQs, historic transformations, handy links, video presentations and Mood Board developed to stimulate ideas and start conversations.

  • Discussion Forum - share your thoughts and consider the ideas of others in the Chat Room
  • DIY Mood Board - be a bit creative and share images etc to inspire the project team
  • Follow the project - see right column - so we can involve you in next consultation phases
  • Survey closed 30 November 2020

For further information use the 'Ask a Question' tool.

Masterplans are visionary and intended to explore the possibilities of sites in order to develop and protect them in the most appropriate manner for each particular location. The Masterplan will indicate short, medium and long term projects, some of which are aspirational and subject to available funding, environmental impacts and community feedback.

How can we improve the attractiveness of Bowral's main street? Share your ideas and help shape a streetscape plan.

Wingecarribee Shire Council is developing a streetscape master plan with detailed designs for Bong Bong Street, Corbett Plaza and cross-streets in Bowral.

The plan and designs will set specifications for the delivery of projects which will improve the attractiveness and useability of Bowral’s main commercial precinct over coming years.

The plan will include guidance for a variety of features such as seating, bins, walkways, parking, space delineation, lighting, public art, streetscaping and signage. Urban design principles will be applied to ensure that elements complement existing local characteristics as well as prepare for changes in technology.

Complete Urban has been engaged to develop the master plan – taking care to consider and appraise aesthetic, historical, cultural and physical aspects when preparing opportunities for enhancing visitor, shopper and worker experience. They’ve started looking at the physical limitations of the area and developed some draft themes to start conversations which will help them to determine a final approach for improvements.

We’d now like to hear what property owners, businesses, tenants and the community think is required to make the main street an attractive, safe and useable space.

GET INVOLVED

Please take a look at the FAQs, historic transformations, handy links, video presentations and Mood Board developed to stimulate ideas and start conversations.

  • Discussion Forum - share your thoughts and consider the ideas of others in the Chat Room
  • DIY Mood Board - be a bit creative and share images etc to inspire the project team
  • Follow the project - see right column - so we can involve you in next consultation phases
  • Survey closed 30 November 2020

For further information use the 'Ask a Question' tool.

Masterplans are visionary and intended to explore the possibilities of sites in order to develop and protect them in the most appropriate manner for each particular location. The Masterplan will indicate short, medium and long term projects, some of which are aspirational and subject to available funding, environmental impacts and community feedback.

We're currently going through all of the ideas submitted, discussion and surveys to develop a draft Masterplan which will be exhibited in 2021.

  • We're making sense of what you said

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    We're currently going through all of the ideas submitted, discussions and surveys to develop a draft Masterplan which will be exhibited in 2021.

    Make sure you're a registered member of Your Say Wingecarribee to ensure you're notified of further opportunities to be involved in shaping the look and feel of Bowral's main street. See www.yoursaywingecarribee.com.au/get-involved.

  • CLICK HERE to see before and after improvement ideas

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    Drag the white line across to see the historical changes that have occurred in the Bowral town centre.

    The first slide shows what Bong Bong Street would look like with trees and underplantings near the pedestrian crossing. These images come from the Street Tree Master Plan.



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