Pedestrian Ramp - Trevelyan Street & Brighton Street Botany

Bayside Council is proposing to add a ramp following the requests from community between Swinbourne Street and Brighton Street and Trevelyan Street (east side). This ramp will improve pedestrian access and also provide people with limited mobility and prams safe access via the footpath to the open space, public transport and café to the north.

What's happening now?

Currently there are stairs at this intersection meaning people who are unable to use the stairs must either walk down the road or avoid taking this route. The project will:

Remove the existing stairs to Trevelyan Street to allow space for the ramp to be constructed
Retain the stairs to Brighton Street
Construct a ramp at a gradient that meets standards including provision of a hand rail.
Construct a new pram ramp on the north side of Brighton Street connecting to the existing footpath.

You can view the Concept Plan under Document Library.

Have your say

Council is seeking your feedback on the concept plan via:

Online: using the feedback form below
In writing: City Infrastructure, Bayside Council, PO Box 21, Rockdale NSW 2216
Email: council@bayside.nsw.gov.au
In person: Bayside Council Customer Service Centres:
- Rockdale - 444-446 Princes Highway, Rockdale
- Westfield Eastgardens - 152 Bunnerong Road, Eastgardens
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The last day to give feedback is 27 September 2021.

What happens next?

Your feedback will form the report to Council. Council will make the final decision. Once approved construction is expected to commence in November 2021.

Further Information

If you require further information please do not hesitate to contact Peter Andrews, City Infrastructure on (02) 9366 3862.

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Pedestrian Ramp - Trevelyan Street & Brighton Street Botany

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Peter Andrews

Project Officer, Bayside Council

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