We are planning to upgrade to the shared path along Wentworth Avenue and Page Street, Pagewood.

Funded by the NSW Government, the project will widen narrow sections and improve the two crossings at the intersection, creating a safer, continuous route for people walking and riding. This upgrade will strengthen the connection between Mascot, Eastgardens, and Hillsdale, making it easier and safer to travel without a car.

This path is already popular, especially with families and school children. The improvements will make cycling more convenient, support safer travel around Pagewood Public School, and encourage more people to walk or ride as part of their everyday trips.

The upgrade is an important step towards better cycling infrastructure and improved connections across the region.

The final design is now on exhibition, along with the Review of Environmental Factors (REF), which is open for feedback for 28 days.

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Lifecycle

  • Timeline item 1 - active

    Feedback Opens 12 September 2025

  • Timeline item 2 - incomplete

    Feedback Closes 13 October 2025

  • Timeline item 3 - incomplete

    Under review

    Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Early 2026 to June 2026 (completion).

All driveways along Wentworth Ave, from Bay St to Baker St will undergo resurfacing.

What section of the driveway will be affected?

To ensure seamless integration with the new path, some driveways along Wentworth Avenue will undergo partial resurfacing. This work only includes the apron strip on Council land, where driveways meet the street, and the kerb return on either side of the apron.


Yes, driveway access for residents along the shared path may be temporarily affected during construction. Bayside Council will work closely with affected residents to minimise disruptions. Further details about access impacts will be provided closer to the construction period.

Council aims to minimise disruptions, but some temporary impacts may occur during construction. Any changes to parking or traffic flow will be communicated in advance.

Bayside Council’s internal Tree Management Officer and Environmental & Resilience team are developing a replacement plan that provides optimal locations for the trees and also benefits the community.

This project is funded by the NSW Government. Bayside Council received $1.57 million grant from Transport for NSW’s Get NSW Active program

This is not included in the current project scope; however, a future phase will involve plans to modify the left-turn slip lane and extend works beyond the shared path.

Yes, this project forms part of the Bayside Priority Cycleway Network (EW13). (Cycleway.pdf)

Bayside Council is working to develop a cohesive active transport link throughout the LGA. A Transport Strategy and Bike Plan have been created for a Have Your Say in 2024, outlining the existing and future links.

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