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CONSULTATION ACTIVITIES HAVE CONCLUDED about the Station Street Upgrade. To learn more about the construction phase and updated designs visit www.yoursaywingecarribee.com.au/ssu.
Following extensive community consultation, in 2012 Council adopted the Bowral Parking, Traffic and Transport Strategy which outlined a major upgrade of Station Street to address the long term issue of traffic congestion within the town centre.
Council is embarking on the upgrade of Station Street to include:
Council is also planning to develop parking and pedestrian facilities in Kirkham Road in order to provide replacement parking during construction, as well as new parking areas for the town centre and near the train station after work is completed.
The design of a future link between Bowral Street and Links Road via Railway Parade is also planned but funding is required and so a date for construction of this component has not been determined.
On 14 February 2018 Council resolved to proceed to tender for construction of the Station Street Upgrade. You can watch the debate and decision made by Councillors in a video provided courtesy of Southern Highland News at www.yoursaywingecarribee.com.au/SSU/faqs#37235.
Council will be sharing information with property owners, businesses and the broader community as part of the project construction phase in coming months. Subscribe here to receive emailed updates or email engagement@wsc.nsw.gov.au to share your contact details.
Learn more about the detailed concept designs which were exhibited in 2017: