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Traffic Study
A Traffic Study has been undertaken of the Cabarita-Mortlake Peninsula area, for the purpose of addressing key traffic, pedestrian, and parking issues raised by residents of the Cabarita-Mortlake area, as a result of nearby redevelopments and increasing external traffic accessing recreational areas.
The traffic study focuses on the key streets and key intersections outlined below.
- Mortlake Street, between Cabarita Road and Brays Road
- Gale Street, between Brays Road and Tennyson Road
- Bertram Street & Hilly Street, between Tennyson Road to Mortlake Ferry
- Tennyson Road, between Gale Street and Palace Lane
- Cabarita Road, between Mortlake Street and Cabarita Park
- Adams Lane, between Tennyson Road and Adams Street
- Brays Road, between Majors Bay Road and William Street.
- Cabarita Road / Mortlake Street
- Brays Road / Mortlake Street / Gale Streets
- Bertram Street / Tennyson Road
- Bertram Street / Hilly Street
- Kendall Street / Cabarita Road.
Proposed changes based on Traffic Study
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Community Consultation
Community consultation on draft Traffic Study, September 2022.
Please note this survey is now closed.
Have Your Say
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Attend a drop-in session
Our project team will be at Kendall Reserve on Sunday 11 September from 2pm-4pm.
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Call 9911 6555 or email council@canadabay.nsw.gov.au
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Someone from our team will call you back during business hours
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