About the proposed intersection upgrade
Council is proposing to upgrade the intersection at Brays Road, Gale Street and Mortlake Street in Concord to improve accessibility and safety for pedestrians and vehicles.
The proposed upgrade includes:
- Reconstruction of the existing pedestrian refuge islands on Gale Street and Mortlake Street and installation of new kerb extensions and pram ramps to make it safer for pedestrians to cross the road
- Installation of new kerb extensions and pram ramps on Brays Road to make it safer for pedestrians to cross the road
- Installation of speed cushions to slow vehicles down near the intersection
- Installation of safety fencing adjacent to the pram ramp on Mortlake Street to encourage pedestrians to cross the road at the refuge.
The proposed upgrade would result in the removal of six on-street parking spaces, three on Brays Road and three on Gale Street.
Details of the proposed upgrade are outlined on the map below. Take a look and provide your feedback by Sunday 19 January 2025.
Map of the proposed intersection upgrade. Click image to enlarge.
Adams Street centreline adjustment
Council is also proposing to adjust the centre line makings on Adams Street, adjacent to Brays Road, to improve vehicle movements through the narrow street. This adjustment would make it safer for vehicles to turn left from Brays Road into Adams Street, and would not result in any parking loss.
Details are outlined on the map below. Take a look and provide your feedback by Sunday 19 January 2025.
Map showing proposed improvements on Adams Street at Brays Road. Click image to enlarge.
