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Background
As a result of feedback in 2022 on a proposed traffic calming measure at the intersection of Britannia Road and Matlock Street in Mt Hawthorn, we've made some changes, and are now seeking further comment on the updated design proposal.
Project Details
These changes primarily include safety features for cyclists and pedestrians, reflecting residents' concerns about vehicle speed along Britannia Road, as well as adding street trees to create improved visual appeal. The new proposal includes:
safer crossing environment for pedestrians
dedicated cycle lane - which will require the removal of parking bays along this section
installation of speed bumps along this section
Benefits
The City of Vincent believes these measures will have a positive impact on reducing the speed of motorists travelling along this section, as well as encouraging a safer environment for both pedestrians and cyclists. It will also improve the visual appeal through the addition of trees.
Share your thoughts
The City of Vincent would like to know your thoughts about a traffic calming proposal along Britannia Road at the intersection of Matlock Street as well as the provision of a safer crossing environment for pedestrians and dedicated cycle lane.
Are you supportive or not of the proposed design?
You can share your thoughts with us in the following ways:
In person at the City of Vincent Administration Centre, 244 Vincent Street (cnr Loftus Street), Leederville (during opening hours)
In writing, hard copy surveys are available on request
This consultation is now closed.
What will happen next?
Following community consultation, feedback will be summarised and a recommendation presented to Council. Should Council endorse the proposal, a detailed design will be developed.
Everyone who provides feedback will be notified when the project is due to be considered by Council. Members of the public are welcome to attend the Council Briefing and Council Meeting to ask questions or comment on the project.
Information on this page is available in alternative formats on request.
Background
As a result of feedback in 2022 on a proposed traffic calming measure at the intersection of Britannia Road and Matlock Street in Mt Hawthorn, we've made some changes, and are now seeking further comment on the updated design proposal.
Project Details
These changes primarily include safety features for cyclists and pedestrians, reflecting residents' concerns about vehicle speed along Britannia Road, as well as adding street trees to create improved visual appeal. The new proposal includes:
safer crossing environment for pedestrians
dedicated cycle lane - which will require the removal of parking bays along this section
installation of speed bumps along this section
Benefits
The City of Vincent believes these measures will have a positive impact on reducing the speed of motorists travelling along this section, as well as encouraging a safer environment for both pedestrians and cyclists. It will also improve the visual appeal through the addition of trees.
Share your thoughts
The City of Vincent would like to know your thoughts about a traffic calming proposal along Britannia Road at the intersection of Matlock Street as well as the provision of a safer crossing environment for pedestrians and dedicated cycle lane.
Are you supportive or not of the proposed design?
You can share your thoughts with us in the following ways:
In person at the City of Vincent Administration Centre, 244 Vincent Street (cnr Loftus Street), Leederville (during opening hours)
In writing, hard copy surveys are available on request
This consultation is now closed.
What will happen next?
Following community consultation, feedback will be summarised and a recommendation presented to Council. Should Council endorse the proposal, a detailed design will be developed.
Everyone who provides feedback will be notified when the project is due to be considered by Council. Members of the public are welcome to attend the Council Briefing and Council Meeting to ask questions or comment on the project.
Information on this page is available in alternative formats on request.
If you need help completing the survey, please call 9273 6000 or visit the City of Vincent Administration Centre and one of our customer relations team can assist.
