The works are proudly funded by the NSW Government through the Public Spaces Legacy Program and Places to Roam Program.

Construction on Sections 2 and 3 started September 2025 and will finish February 2026. Section 1a will begin March and is expected to be completed by June 2026, weather permitting.

We understand that construction can be disruptive, particularly in poor weather. We’re working closely with contractors to minimise impacts on traffic, pedestrians, noise, and dust.

Works will typically take place Monday to Friday, between 7am and 5pm.

To minimise daytime traffic impacts, some night works may be required. In this case, nearby residents will receive advance notice from the contractor.

Contractors will also provide direct communication to residents along the corridor with more detailed information before work begins.

While some exotic trees will need to be removed to accommodate the shared paths, we’re taking this opportunity to replace them with locally occurring native species that are better suited to the environment and offer long-term benefits for biodiversity and ecosystem health.

We’re not just replacing trees, we are substantially increasing the overall canopy. Additional trees are funded by the Special Variation to Rates 2025/26.

There will be minimal impact to on-street parking, as the shared-user path will be constructed within the road reserve. However, to ensure safer intersections and maintain adequate sight lines, some localised reductions in on-street parking will occur immediately around the new pedestrian crossings, in line with statutory requirements.

Street lighting is required at all pedestrian crossings and will be provided by Ausgrid in accordance with Australian standards. Temporary street lighting will be installed at the crossing facilities until the permanent lighting is in place.