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Manly's new High St Underway

1/9/2015

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Traffic flow in Manly's CBD will be radically changed as the Council rolls out its Revitalise Manly  Masterplan. 

Work is set to start this month on the plan to pedestrianise Sydney Rd, with the ultimate goal of closing the road  to traffic all the way from The Corso to Belgrave St.
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Sequencing of Sydney Road upgrade and pedestrianisation commencing September.
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Final street closures. Truck access only before 8am.
Stage 1 of the project involves the pedestrianisation of Sydney Rd between Central Ave, where the pedestrian zone in Sydney Rd currently ends,  and Whistler St. 

The work will include new landscaping, and improved public seating, paving, street lighting and signage, in an effort to transform Sydney Rd into a new pedestrian friendly high street.

Other major changes will include:

1. Central Ave will become a two-way cul de sac, stopping at Sydney Rd. Trucks and vehicles longer than six meters will be banned after 8am. 

2. Henrietta Lane will also become a two-way cul de sac. Trucks and long vehicles will be banned after 8am. 

In pedestrianised areas delivery vehicles will be limited to the hours between 5am and 8am, and permitted on Market Lane, and on Sydney Rd between Henrietta Lane and Central Ave only. 

While construction work is going on, delivery vehicles will be re-routed through parts of Sydney Road that are currently pedestrianised, and the eastern end of the Corso. 

Stage 2 of the project, will involve the further pedestrianisation of Sydney Rd from Whistler St to Belgrave Rd, as well as changes to traffic flow and parking in Whistler St.  No date has yet been set for this work which is subject to the final decision on the proposed construction of a car park under Manly Oval and redevelopment of the Whistler Street car park site for shops and apartments.
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Mark Love
3/9/2015 01:23:39 am

This is just another underhand way to make Whistler St car park redundant by limiting access through Manly CBD. More gridlock for Eastern Hill residents. Give it 5 years and they will be re-opening Whistler St for the new residents of the the re-developed Carpark and the Woolies that will no doubt get built to replace the library!

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Betty Thomas
3/9/2015 04:50:33 pm

Were all the plans for these alterations approved by the traffic
management staff - we should be supplied with their comments before any work is commenced. Can nothing be done to stop this vandalisation!!!!!! The council members who are pushing on these
ideas should be ashamed of themselves and they must be stopped - is there any way thAT AN EMBARGO CAN BE PLACED ON THE TOTAL PROJECT UNTIL ALL INTERESTED PARTIES CAN BE FULLY INFORMED - THIS DRIBLING OUT OF INFO HAS TO BE STOPPED.

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David Hulme link
7/9/2015 05:35:45 pm

Manly Council are actually getting rid of street parking. This is clearly now evident at Raglan Street where spaces have been lost to very wide pedestrian walkways. All helping to justify building another big car park.
The majority of Manly residents clearly have no voice in any of this which is all rather sad.

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sandra humphrey
11/9/2015 11:45:34 am

I agree with above respondents that this is a devious way by Mavnly Council to make access to Whistler car park and remove car spots. This will adversely affect the elderly and disabled attending medical and other appointments. Manly has virtually become a no go zone for many residents who cant walk to the Corso. Many ratepayers do not trust this council. When election time comes we will remember the culprits.

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