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Consultation has concluded.
After round 1 consultation with community and local businesses, Randwick City Council has developed a concept design for the intersection at Clovelly Road and Burnie Street, Clovelly.
Feedback from the community told us it was important that we create a pedestrian-friendly community space, that provides a green refuge from heat and included an element of fun and interaction. Community feedback helped us develop a concept design that provides a cool, green space for people to come together over a coffee or a cold drink, and streetscape improvements that increase safety and deliver a great pedestrian experience at this strip of shops.
Where is it?
This new green public space is proposed for the existing median at the intersection of Clovelly Road and Burnie Street. The draft concept design reclaims the existing slip lane to create a people focused experience for local residents and neighbouring businesses.
Project highlights
The proposed key features of the draft concept design involve:
Dense planting and increased tree canopy to create a green oasis at Burnie St shops
Interactive stepping stones, totems and planting to create a sense of adventure
Seating to encourage passers-by to stop, relax and take a break
An informal gathering space for the local community to enjoy
A tiered stair case to create levels and separation from Clovelly Rd
Greater separation between pedestrians and cars to increase safety
Increased traffic calming and pedestrian crossings to cross both Burnie St and Clovelly Rd safely
If you live nearby, regularly visit the Clovelly Beach area, or are a local business owner then we want to hear from you.
Comment on our digital design board: Use the digital design board to view the concept plan and take a closer look at the proposed key features for the space. Feedback captured through the design board will help us finalise the concept plan
Meet the project team at our on-site drop-in sessions
Thursday 17 August, 4pm to 6pm
Saturday 19 August, 9am to 11am Find us near the Foodworks, opposite the planned park
Send a comment to the General Manager, with the subject line "Burnie Street Green Space" via email at council@randwick.nsw.gov.au or post to 30 Frances Street, Randwick 2031.
Consultation period: 7 August to 9am, 5 September 2023
After round 1 consultation with community and local businesses, Randwick City Council has developed a concept design for the intersection at Clovelly Road and Burnie Street, Clovelly.
Feedback from the community told us it was important that we create a pedestrian-friendly community space, that provides a green refuge from heat and included an element of fun and interaction. Community feedback helped us develop a concept design that provides a cool, green space for people to come together over a coffee or a cold drink, and streetscape improvements that increase safety and deliver a great pedestrian experience at this strip of shops.
Where is it?
This new green public space is proposed for the existing median at the intersection of Clovelly Road and Burnie Street. The draft concept design reclaims the existing slip lane to create a people focused experience for local residents and neighbouring businesses.
Project highlights
The proposed key features of the draft concept design involve:
Dense planting and increased tree canopy to create a green oasis at Burnie St shops
Interactive stepping stones, totems and planting to create a sense of adventure
Seating to encourage passers-by to stop, relax and take a break
An informal gathering space for the local community to enjoy
A tiered stair case to create levels and separation from Clovelly Rd
Greater separation between pedestrians and cars to increase safety
Increased traffic calming and pedestrian crossings to cross both Burnie St and Clovelly Rd safely
If you live nearby, regularly visit the Clovelly Beach area, or are a local business owner then we want to hear from you.
Comment on our digital design board: Use the digital design board to view the concept plan and take a closer look at the proposed key features for the space. Feedback captured through the design board will help us finalise the concept plan
Meet the project team at our on-site drop-in sessions
Thursday 17 August, 4pm to 6pm
Saturday 19 August, 9am to 11am Find us near the Foodworks, opposite the planned park
Send a comment to the General Manager, with the subject line "Burnie Street Green Space" via email at council@randwick.nsw.gov.au or post to 30 Frances Street, Randwick 2031.
Consultation period: 7 August to 9am, 5 September 2023
We welcome your comments on the concept plan to create a new green space on the corner of Clovelly Road and Burnie Street, Clovelly.
Privacy: Your privacy is important to us. We will not make public your personal details, but we may use excerpts of your comments and feedback (without identifying details) as part of our community consultation analysis and in reporting the outcomes of this consultation to Council for their consideration.
Consultation has concluded.
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Project lifecycle
Community consultation - stage 1
Clovelly Road and Burnie Street project has finished this stage
Sep to Oct 2022.
Before the design team put pen to paper, we want to hear your ideas, concerns and priorities for the site. Read the Consultation Outcomes Report (PDF).
Review and Draft Concept Design
Clovelly Road and Burnie Street project has finished this stage
Reviewing what we heard during the first round of engagement, Council and the appointed design team will develop a draft Concept
Community consultation - stage 2
Clovelly Road and Burnie Street project has finished this stage
Aug to Sept 2023.
The draft concept design will be presented for community comment and feedback
Finalise Design
Clovelly Road and Burnie Street project is currently at this stage
In light of what we heard during stage 2 consultation, the design team will finalise the design for the site
Construction
this is an upcoming stage for Clovelly Road and Burnie Street project
Council will work with local businesses and residents to ensure minimal disruption as works take place
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