ROSEHILL WARD WINTER 2020 ROSEHILL WARD UPDATE · For a look at the interactive map of projects in...

Councillor Steven Issa

ROSEHILL WARD COUNCILLORS

Councillor Dr Patricia Prociv

Councillor Andrew Wilson

Rosehill Ward at a glanceCouncil is continually maintaining and constructing footpaths, roads, buildings and drains.

Here are our funding programs and allocated spending for the 2019/20 financial year in Rosehill Ward.

$440,000 Better Neighbourhood Program

$418,529 Pedestrian Access Mobility Program

$426,887 Footpath Asset Renewal Program

$2,525,973 Roads Program

$182,000 Drainage Program

$4,253,000 Open Space and Natural Resources

$2,132,429 Local Traffic Facilities Program

$665,509 Buildings

$16,670,000 Other Capital Works Projects

$1,250,000 Stronger Communities Fund

$247,000 CBD Special Infrastructure Rate

$27,901,002 Parramatta Road Urban Amenity Improvement Program

TOTAL: $56,930,329

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ROSEHILLWARD UPDATE

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Welcome to the project update newsletter for Rosehill Ward.

City of Parramatta Council has commenced 102 projects in your ward this financial year worth nearly $57 million. These include footpaths, roads and drainage upgrades, which are listed in this document according to their funding groups.

We have currently completed 42 projects, worth nearly $4.5 million.

The Rydalmere Park Masterplan and North Granville Community Facilities Masterplan are a couple of the exciting projects that are taking place in the Rosehill Ward.

These projects are important to ensure the needs of the community are met now and into the future. See further details on these projects and more in this edition of the Rosehill Ward Update.

Message to our Community

North Granville Community Facilities MasterplanCouncil adopted Stage 1 of the North Granville Community Facilities Masterplan following community feedback and public exhibition in 2019. Further site analysis and community consultation is required to inform Stage 2 of the Masterplan including review of alternative locations for the new 1500m2 community building and its use.

Stage 1 of the Masterplan includes:

• Provision of play spaces and facilities fordifferent ages and abilities.

• Southern half of Onslow Street converted toopen space.

• Improving access and functionality to theplaying field

• Provision of a range of outdoor gatheringspaces including picnic shelters, tables andseating.

• Reduction in concrete play surfaces andplanting of mature trees to reduce urban heatand provide nature-based play.

• Creating a separated cycle way along AlfredStreet.

Public exhibition of the draft concept plan for the Alfred Street Cycleway is planned for late June 2020.

Community consultation to review the draft concept for the play spaces and recreational amenities is planned for September 2020.

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Rydalmere Park Masterplan Rydalmere Park Masterplan was adopted by the City of Parramatta Council in July 2019. Stage 1 of works, which included the upgrade of the northern field to synthetic turf, widening it to 105m x 68m in line with Football NSW and FIFA recommendations for professional football, a 17m x 68m synthetic warm up area, new LED sports field lighting for night matches, spectator and boundary fence lines and spectator seating.

Stage 2 of works are currently being planned and will include the upgrade of the southern 2 fields with turf, drainage and irrigation, relocation of parking, installation of cricket nets and new LED sports field lighting.

For more information visitcityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au/recreation-environment/our-parks/park-and-reserve-masterplans/rydalmere-park-masterplan


http://cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au/recreation-environment/our-parks/park-and-reserve-masterplans/rydalmere-park-masterplan




Upgrades

# Project Description of works Current Status Est Cost

1 Newington Central Precinct Upgrade

Playground upgrade at Pierre De Coubertin Park, Newington

Construction due to commence in May

$390,000

2 Brodie Street Centre Upgrade, Rydalmere

Major capital upgrade to tie in with light rail works and improve connectivity. Design and consultation in FY 19/20 and construction in FY 20/21

Planning $50,000

Better Neighbourhood Program The Better Neighbourhood Program (BNP) is a successful, long running Council initiative that aims to improve the liveability of our neighbourhoods and centres outside of the Parramatta CBD. It delivers capital upgrades to centres with the goal of enhancing safety, vitality and economic prosperity.

List of Works – 19/20

Drainage Program As part of our stormwater drainage renewal program, we repair and re-line stormwater drainage pits and pipes, as well as increase inflow capacity, in order to improve the operation of the drainage network. Even in areas far away from creeks and rivers, local flooding can occur if there is insufficient drainage. By continuing to maintain and improve Council’s stormwater drainage systems, the impacts of local flooding can be reduced or eliminated.



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Drainage Construction Program

39 Berry Street, Clyde - improvements to local drainage

Detailed investigation and design.

To be finalised and constructed in 20/21

Cost estimate will be completed in 19/20 FY and the project will be delivered in 20/21 FY

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46 Station Street East, Harris Park - improvements to local drainage

Detailed investigation and design.

To be finalised and constructed in 20/21

Cost estimate will be completed in 19/20 FY and the project will be delivered in 20/21 FY

3Flood Mitigation Program

10-12 Dalley Street, Harris Park - alleviate local flooding

Design completed. Out for quotations.

$120,000

4Stormwater Drainage Renewal Program

Primrose Avenue, Rydalmere - stormwater pipe lining and point lining

Not started. Work being planned

$22,000

5Argyle Street, Parramatta - stormwater pipe lining/point lining

Not started. Work being planned

$40,000

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Cycleways, Pedestrian and Other Road InfrastructureOur accessible City – which includes local roads, footpaths, cycleways – needs ongoing maintenance and upgrades. This often involves new paths, safer crossing points, new bridges and improved amenities.



1 Homebush Bay Circuit Masterplan

Working with Canada Bay and SOPA on a Masterplan and Wayfinding Strategy for Homebush Bay around the foreshore and Bennelong Bridge

Endorsed by Council on 25 February 2019

$90,000

100% funded through a State Government grant.

Administered by Canada Bay Council in collaboration with SOPA and CoP

2 Alfred Street Pedestrian and Cyclist Bridge Design

Design of a pedestrian and cyclist bridge over the Parramatta River aligned with Alfred Street, Rosehill

Final business case has been assured by Infrastructure NSW. Statutory approvals in process

Subject to tender

3 Haslams Creek Bridge Upgrade, Wentworth Point

It has been identified that the existing pedestrian and cyclist facility on the Haslams Creek bridge at Bennelong Parkway is inadequate, and that by constructing a new pedestrian and cyclist bridge on the northern side of the current road bridge and associated connections, pedestrians and cyclists will be able to complete a circuit of Homebush Bay without crossing Bennelong Parkway. A feasibility study has now been completed that will enable discussions with landowners either side

Preliminary assessment has been presented and circulated with internal and external stakeholders

$50,000

4 Escarpment Boardwalk

River level shared path between Charles Street Weir and Rangihou Reserve on the northern bank of the Parramatta River

In delivery stage. Planned to be completed early 2021

$16,500,000

5 Hill Road Masterplan – pedestrian and cycle way designs

Short-term pedestrian and cyclist safety improvements along Hill Road, Wentworth Point. Works include footpath improvements, kerb ramps, and pedestrian refuge islands. Design in FY 19/20

Designs are currently underway

$30,000



Upgrades

Pedestrian Access Mobility Program Building new footpaths and walkways throughout the City of Parramatta.


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Footpath Construction

John Street, Rydalmere - Gladys Street to Fallon Street - east side - 824m

Completed November 2019

$243,467

2 Watson Street, Rosehill - Arthur Street to Dead End - north side - 67m

Completed February 2020

$22,270

3 Broadoak Street, Ermington - House No. 7 to Reserve - east side - 14m


$2,879

4 Heysen Avenue, Ermington - Lindsay Street to Hilder Road - south side - 260m


$48,042

5 Lister Avenue, Ermington - House No. 21 to River Road - east side - 150m

Completed September 2019

$38,564

6 Denison Street, Parramatta - Boundary Street to Rosehill Street - east side - 64m


$6,047

7 Napier Street, Mays Hill - Steele Street to Burnett Street - south side - 270m


$57,260


Footpath Asset Renewal Program Council’s Footpath Asset Renewal Program delivers important repairs and ongoing maintenance to footpaths in the Local Government Area (LGA).


1

Footpath Work Programs

Morton Street, Parramatta - Thomas Street to End - left side - 394m


$80,163

2 High Street, Parramatta - Marion Street to Raymond Street - left side - 231m

Completed June 2019

$21,068

3 Allen Street, Harris Park - Harris Street to Good Street - right side - 252m

Completed March 2020

$53,721

4 Wigram Street, Harris Park - Allen Street to Marion Street - left side - 236m


$47,652

5 Wigram Street, Harris Park - Allen Street to Marion Street - right side - 241m


$49,597

6 Wigram Street, Harris Park - Dead End to Allen Street - right side - 152m


$24,218

7 Good Street, Granville - Crown Street to Allen Street - right side - 204m

Issued for construction

$36,655

8 Boronia Street, Ermington - Murdoch Street to Atkins Road - left side - 283m

Planning $50,886

9 Atkins Road, Ermington - Boronia Street to Swane Street - left side - 219m

Completed March 2020

$62,927




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Open Space and Natural Resources Capital and Operating Projects Our open spaces – including parklands, parks and ovals – need ongoing maintenance and upgrades. This often involves new lighting, conversion to LED globes, play equipment upgrades, shade sails, landscaping and fencing.



1 Sportsground Improvement Program

Jones Park floodlighting upgrade and fence, grant contribution

Completed March 2020 $70,000

2 Playground Replacement Program

Playground replacement - Jones Park Completed $130,000

3 Replacement of Tiara Place Park Playground, Granville

Community consultation held Tuesday 11 February 2020. Construction programmed to commence May 2020

$130,000

4 Replacement of Deakin Park Playground, Silverwater

Consultation completed November 2019. Construction programed to be completed by 30 June 2020

$130,000

5 Parks Improvement Program

Halverson Park turf improvements Design completed Seeking additional funding

6 Hume Park landscape plan Design completed $30,000

7 Minor park upgrades including seating, bins, pathways etc.

Such as Halverson Park turf improvement and Hume Park Landscape plan

Seeking additional funding

8 Public Toilets Installation of public toilets at Halverson Park, Ermington and associated landscape works

Council is awaiting on Sydney Water approval for sewer connection works

$250,000

9 Newington Reserve Upgrade

Construction of new sports field at Newington Reserve following loss of facilities at Wilson Park

Soil sampling and geotechnical investigations completed, concept design development commenced. Construction to commence next financial year.

$280,000

10 Rydalmere Park Facility Upgrade Stage 1

New synthetic field and associated works. Includes NSW Government Sports Facilities Grant and Council contribution.

In construction $2,400,000

11 Public Tree Program

Planting of trees in nature strips, parks and reserves

Extended watering of previous plantings completed February 2020. Planting of nature strip trees as part of Public Tree Planting Program scheduled to commence May 2020

$50,000

12 Playground shade tree planting Completed February 2020 $15,000

13 Waterways Restoration

Project involves restoration of various naturalised waterways throughout LGA

Underway $348,000 for ongoing bush regeneration along the Foreshore and Archer Park Stage 2

14 Park Stormwater Reuse Program

Ollie Webb Reserve - harvested stormwater from the adjoining channel will be used to irrigate the oval

Tender documentation completed. For construction in 2020/21

$420,000



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Roads Program Some roads are maintained by Council, others by the State Government. This program funds local road repairs, as well as kerb and gutter replacement.

1

Heavy Patching and Asphalt Overlay

Gray Street from Alfred Street to Arthur Street, Granville

Completed$105,000

2 Parkes Street from Harris Street to Chainage 50, Harris Park

Completed$30,000

3 Auburn Street from Franklin Street to Railway Street, Mays Hill

Procurement underway $156,040

4 Auburn Street from Pitt Street to Franklin Street, Mays Hill

Procurement underway $126,040

5 Betty Cuthbert Avenue from Spurway Street to River Road, Ermington

Completed$60,988

6 Birnie Avenue from M4 Motorway to Carter Street, Lidcombe

Completed$244,185

7 Crown Street from Pitt Street to cul-de-sac, Mays Hill

Planning$141,940

8 Franklin Street from Banks Street to Great Western Highway, Mays Hill

Planning$165,000

9 Holker Street from Rachael Close to Avenue of Africa, Newington

Completed$111,958

10 Honor Street from Boronia Street to cul-de-sac, Ermington

Completed$68,580

11 Napier Street from Franklin Street to Burnett Street, Mays Hill

Planning$97,155

12 Pemberton Street from Broughton Street to Thomas Street, Parramatta

Planning$62,775

13 Spurway Street from Victoria Road to Jackson Street, Ermington

Planning$48,000

14 Tiara Place from Crown Street to cul-de-sac, Mays Hill

Planning$43,680

15 Reconstruction Bill Hoare Lane, Granville from Gray Street to End

Completed$270,000





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List of Works – 19/20 (continued)

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Kerb and Gutter Repairs and Maintenance Program

Auburn Street from Franklin Street to Railway Street, Mays Hill

Under construction$25,000

17 Auburn Street from Pitt Street to Franklin Street, Mays Hill

Under construction$25,000

18 Crown Street from Pitt Street to cul-de-sac, Mays Hill In design $75,000

19 Napier Street from Franklin Street to Burnett Street, Mays Hill Planning $75,000

20 Pemberton Street from Broughton Street to Thomas Street, Parramatta

Completed$31,272

21 Spurway Street from Jackson Street to Coffey Street, Ermington

Planning$50,000

22 Kerb and Gutter Repairs and Maintenance Program

Spurway Street from Victoria Road to Jackson Street, Ermington

Planning$25,000

23

Base Replacement and Mill and Re-sheet

Hill Road from Carter Street to John Ian Wing Parade, Sydney Olympic Park (eastbound)

Contractor selected$194,680

24 Hill Road from Carter Street to John Ian Wing Parade, Sydney Olympic Park (westbound)

Contractor selected$194,680

25 Spurway Street from Jackson Street to Coffey Street, Ermington

Planning$99,000


1 Eastern River Foreshore Transformation

This project involves separating walking and cycling in two dedicated paths along the northern section of the Parramatta Valley Cycleway in Rydalmere. The project will also include elements to promote safety, comfort and interest. These elements include landscaping, trees, and public toilets.

Completed September 2019

$1,250,000


Stronger Communities FundThe NSW Government established the Stronger Communities Fund to provide amalgamated councils with funding to kick start the delivery of projects that improve community infrastructure and services. The Stronger Communities Fund offers two programs:

• Community grant program: Distributes $1 million in grants of up to $50,000 to incorporated, not-for-profit community groups to implement projects that build more vibrant, sustainable and inclusive local communities.

• Major projects program: Allocates $14 million to fund larger scale priority infrastructure and service projects that deliver long-term economic and social benefits to communities.

The project listed below is funded through the Major Project Program of the Stronger Communities Fund.



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Local Traffic Facilities Program Council upgrades pedestrian crossings, crossing ramps and pedestrian light-signal phases as required to align with the Disability Discrimination Act.



1 Cowper Street at Parkes Street, Parramatta

Closure of Cowper Street including a fence along Parkes Street

Completed $954,285

100% funded by NSW Government

2 Hassall Street at Arthur Street, Rosehill

Installation of overhead mast arms at the existing traffic signals

Completed $115,650

100% funded by Federal Government

3 Alfred Street south of Alice Street, Harris Park

Install raised pedestrian crossing Not approved by Regional Traffic Committee. Council has requested Minister for Transport and Roads to review RTC decision and give favourable consideration to this proposal

$440,000

4 Alfred Street at Prospect Street, Rosehill

Install two pedestrian refuge islands

Tender evaluation in process

$355,000

5 Crown Street, Good Street and Prospect Street, Harris Park

Install a speed cushion (eastbound approach)

Completed $3,747

6 Marion Street, Harris Street and Crown Street, Harris Park

Install a speed cushion (eastbound approach)

Completed $3,747

7 Hill Road at Bennelong Parkway, Wentworth Point

Undertake design and cost estimate for new traffic signals

In design $70,000

8 Parramatta Road at Marsh Street, Clyde

Undertake design and cost estimate to install the missing pedestrian phase and shared path at the existing traffic signals

In design $90,000

9 Parkes Street at Harris Street and Wigram Street, Parramatta

Undertake design and cost estimate to upgrade existing traffic signals to install a dedicated left turn lane on Parkes Street (eastbound) at Harris Street, and a dedicated right turn bay on Parkes Street (eastbound) at Wigram Street (DESIGN ONLY over 2 years)

In design $100,000 (plus $100,000 in 2020/21)



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Parramatta Road Urban Amenity Improvement Program This $27.9 million grant program from the NSW Greater Sydney Commission delivers local amenity improvement works. The initiative will support the projected increased population and serve as a catalyst for urban renewal along the Parramatta Road corridor. The improvements will include streetscape upgrades to Parramatta Road, new walking and cycling links and new open space.

# Project Description of works Current Status Est Cost1 Alfred Streetscape

ImprovementAlfred Street, Granville provides an alternative route to the Parramatta CBD. This project aims to upgrade Alfred Street to include a cycleway and active transportation linkages as part of the implementation of the North Granville Community Facilities Master Plan.

Funding for this project is provided by the NSW Government’s Parramatta Road Corridor Urban Amenity Improvement Program (PRUAIP)

The Masterplan was adopted by Council in December 2019.

Public exhibition of the draft concept plan is planned for late June 2020

$1,253,334

2 FS Garside Park F.S. Garside Park, provides the only open space in North Granville able to accommodate a variety of recreational and community amenities. This project aims to provide a district playground that includes play spaces for different ages and abilities, improve accessibility and provide a range of outdoor activities and amenities. This project is part of the implementation of the North Granville Community Facilities Master Plan.


The Master Plan was adopted by Council in December 2019.

Community consultation to inform the draft concept plan completed in March 2020. A second round of consultation is planned for September 2020.

$6,904,334

3 Good and Bridge Streetscape Improvement

This proposal is to upgrade Good and Bridge Street between Granville Rail Station and Parramatta Road. It seeks to provide a streetscape that will create an activity centre for Granville.


Concept plan complete.

A second round of consultation will follow

$5,153,334

4 Granville Urban Plaza

This project provides an Urban Plaza on Bridge opposite the railway station at Granville as part of CoP commitment to the PRUAIP.


Currently in negotiations with the Australian Workers Union to purchase the commercial buildings

$6,160,000

5 Granville Pocket Park

This project provides a pocket park corner of Albert and Prince Street Granville as part of CoP commitment to the PRUAIP.

Funding for this project is provided by the NSW Government’s Parramatta Road Corridor Urban Amenity Improvement Program (PRUAIP). Park embellishments have not been included in this funding provision

Currently in negotiations with the owners to purchase the residential buildings

$8,430,000



Upgrades

BuildingsThis program pays for structural upgrades of pools, toilet blocks, Council-owned preschool playgrounds and community buildings (such as Scout Halls and community centres).


1 Ermington Library Painting of public toilets and eaves Completed November 2019 $17,616

2 Ermington Baby Health Centre

Internal and external upgrades including the demolition of disused garage and repair of damaged concreted path

Completed February 2020 $45,250

3 Ermington Community Centre

Electrical switchboard compliance upgrade and timber floor sand, polish and sealing


4 Ermington Library Facade upgrade Completed September 2019 $10,332

5 George Kendall Park Clubhouse

Waterproofed heavily leaking roof inside the bathrooms


6 Granville Girl Guides Hall – 2-4 Arthur Street, Granville

Internal and external upgrades Scheduled for completion in June 2020

$40,983

7 Hambledon Reserve Cottage

Upgrades as part of the Conservation Management Plan

Completed February 2020 $21,383

8 Jones Park Community Hall

Sand and polish timber floorboards Completed March 2020 $16,000

9 Jones Park Senior Citizens Hall

Upgrade electrical switchboard Completed March 2020 $5,000

10 Jubilee Early Learning Centre

Replace synthetic grass material in outside play area; supply new sandpit covers and reduce size of sandpit in playground

Scheduled for completion in June 2020

$37,278

11 Mays Hill Reserve Kiosk

Rebuild hardstand and footpath around building Scheduled for completion in May 2020

$85,000

12 Mays Hill Reserve Public Amenities

Renew rotting timber beam; renew tiling throughout and renew fitout (doors, wall tiles etc)


13 Newington Community Centre

Replacement of original air conditioning system from 1999

Scheduled for completion in May 2020

$116,476

14 Robin Thomas Reserve Pavilion

Repairs to the sewer network Completed March 2020 $5,965

15 Rydalmere Bowling Club

Repairs to the air conditioning system, electrical, fire and plumbing services to ensure building is functioning

Scheduled for completion in June 2020

$128,000




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16 Silverwater Park Public Amenities

Repairs to concrete footpath around public amenities & reserve; Waterproofing and replacement of wall tiles inside the Male & Female bathrooms and installation of rain blockers over ventilation grilles


17 Station Car Park

Installation of storage compound fencing Completed September 2019 $30,240

18 James Ruse Park Plant

Upgrade of Aquatic playgrounds UV system Scheduled for completion in June 2020

$37,311



Upgrades

CBD Special Infrastructure Rate Council is investing in a range of upgrade projects in the Parramatta CBD.

The City Centre Special Infrastructure Rate has been running since 2000 and has helped Council make significant improvements in amenity throughout the CBD to support the growth of the City. The City Centre Special Infrastructure Rate will help deliver major projects like the Phillip Street Smart Street upgrade, Civic Link, and improvements to the River Foreshore.

# Project Description of works Current Status Est Cost1 Southern Precinct

Renewal – Valentine Avenue upgrade

Rosehill Ward

Valentine Avenue, Parramatta will be upgraded to improve traffic flow in the Parramatta Station car park precinct. The road will be upgraded to allow two-way traffic flow. This project forms part of the broader Southern Precinct Renewal and is required to facilitate future works in this area

Project delayed due to COVID-19. The required property acquisition and project construction moved to FY 2020-21

$225,000

2 St John’s Anglican Cathedral feature lighting treatment

Parramatta Ward

This decorative lighting treatment complements the lighting effects at the nearby Parramatta Town Hall, celebrating Parramatta’s historical buildings and providing an illuminated focal point for the future Parramatta Square

Preparation of DA and heritage applications. Heritage NSW approval is required before delivery of the project begins

$719,040

3 Retail Frontage Improvement Program

Parramatta Ward

A grant program that provides a financial incentive for commercial property owners and tenants to improve the visual appearance and quality of their building façades, shopfronts, and awnings

One grant application approved by Council in March 2020.

Program relaunch delayed due to COVID-19

$40,000

4 Phillip Street Smart Street upgrade

Parramatta Ward

Phillip Street, which links the riverside from Charles Street to the Bankwest Stadium area, will be updated with built-in connected smart technologies. The delivery of Phillip Street will be staged, with the first stage (estimated at $4.3 million) delivering the southern side of the street between Church Street and Smith Street. The remaining stages will be delivered with Council funding and proposed developments over the next three years

Construction commenced in May and is anticipated to be completed by the end of the year

$600,000

5 St John’s Anglican Cathedral lawn works

Parramatta Ward

Restoration works on the sandstone borders and regrading of grassed lawn, construction of a new footpath and installation of stormwater drainage along the Queensland Arcade boundary

Complete $127,512

6 CBD Wayfinding update

Parramatta & Rosehill Wards

Recently the City and its key destinations have changed due to the major infrastructure upgrades and development occurring in the City. Further to this, the City has changed its branding. This project will reskin and update the wayfinding signage, both for its practical operation and Council’s visual identity

Design complete.

Procurement for fabrication and installation in progress

$100,000 in Parramatta Ward

$22,000 in Rosehill Ward




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7 Centenary Square – temporary amenities

Parramatta Ward

Installation of two semi-automated accessible toilets within Centenary Square. These will replace the current amenities which are being decommissioned as part of construction works being undertaken at 5PS and 7PS

Demountable toilets installed in the interim. A semi-automated toilet will be fabricated and installed replacing the demountable toilets within the next 3-6 months

$280,000

8 CBD Smart Parking Project Stage 1

Parramatta Ward

Trial and deliver an integrated parking system that leverages emerging technologies across Council’s on-street parking environment, and multi-level car parks to improve user experience and provide fair and equitable access to paid parking spaces within the CBD. Stage 1 will involve the implementation of the chosen technology across up to 1000 on-street parking spaces within the CBD, with real-time data collection offering users the opportunity to locate available parking, its cost and the maximum duration of stay permitted

Procurement delayed due to COVID-19

$450,000



Rosehill Ward Capital Works Locations

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● Better Neighbourhood Program

● Buildings

● CBD Special Infrastructure Rate

● Footpath Asset Renewal Program

● Local Traffic Facilities Program

● Open Space and Natural Resources Capital and Operating Projects

● Parramatta Road Urban Amenity Improvement Program

● Pedestrian Access Mobility Program

● Roads Program

● Stronger Communities Fund

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● Cycleways, Pedestrian and Other Road Infrastructure ● Drainage Program



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