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Draft Macquarie Park Traffic Study | Eastwood Town Centre Transport Management Access Plan
Ryde Aquatic Leisure Centre Parking Demand Study | Macquarie Park Corridor Parking Demand Study
DRAFT MACQUAIRE PARK TRAFFIC STUDY
This report seeks endorsement of the Final Draft Macquarie Park Traffic Study –
Traffic Modelling Report so that the report can be publicly exhibited for community comment.
- Draft - Macquarie Park Traffic Study Final Report
- Comment Sheet (PDF 23KB)
EASTWOOD TOWN CENTRE TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT ACCESS PLAN
This report seeks endorsement of the Final Draft of the “Eastwood Town Centre –
Transport Management and Access Plan” so that the report can be publicly exhibited for community comment.
RYDE AQUATIC LEISURE CENTRE PARKING DEMAND STUDY
The Ryde Aquatic Leisure Centre (RALC) and its environs have been experiencing traffic and parking issues over the recent years.
This has also been subject to on-going discussions and meetings between Council and residents groups to develop an appropriate
scheme for the area. As result of this, City of Ryde has undertaken a study to review its traffic and parking strategies particularly
within the area surrounding the RALC.
For further information on this study, please contact Fernando Sellapperuma, Project Manager, on (02) 9952 8222 or
via email cityofryde@ryde.nsw.gov.au.
MACQUARIE PARK CORRIDOR PARKING DEMAND STUDY
The City of Ryde has currently undertaken a Parking Demand Study for Macquarie Park Corridor. The study has been initiated in
response to community’s concerns about parking issues in these areas. The study aims to identify the current parking patterns and
provide appropriate solutions within each of the study areas.
This study also envisages to develop parking management strategies with respect to future population growth and public transport
facilities for the area.
Final Report - Macquarie Park Corridor Traffic Study
The aim of this Traffic Study is to develop a traffic management plan, which will meet the desires of the majority of local residents and
stakeholders.
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