Key benefits:
Killara Station
- three lifts – one on each side of the footbridge, and one to the station platforms
- new accessible footbridge connecting lifts
- improvements to the station building to provide a new family accessible toilet and a unisex ambulant toilet
- a new canopy at the boarding assistance zone on Platform 1
- footpath upgrades on Werona Avenue and Culworth Avenue
- formalised accessible parking, and kiss and ride parking on Culworth Avenue
- new tactiles and upgrade to handrails where required
- power supply upgrades to support the new infrastructure
- improvements to lighting and station communications including CCTV and way-finding signage.
Turrella Station
- a new accessible station entrance with a new lift to provide access from the Reede Street over bridge to all platforms
- new stairs with an extended canopy from the station entrance to all platforms
- family accessible and ambulant toilets on Platforms 1/2
- provision of new kiss and ride bay on Turrella Street
- upgraded accessible footpath with safety barriers and handrails on Turrella and Reede streets leading to the station entrance
- relocating the pedestrian crossing on Turrella Street to improve access to the bus stop
- regraded station platforms and new platform tactile ground indicators
- partial removal of the concrete traffic median on Reede Street to improve the turning circle for vehicles
- changes to the line markings on Turrella Street
- new bike hoops on Hannam Street
- improvements to station lighting, CCTV and way-finding signage
- provision new transformer
- new landscaping.
TAP3 projects strive to achieve maximum social, economic and environmental outcomes and value for money. The approach to embedding sustainability on the TAP 3 program is to look at the main activities of the program and identify sustainability opportunities and outcomes.
While the scope of the TAP 3 program will focus on upgrades to meet Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport (DSAPT) requirements, the upgrades may also facilitate the use of public transport by:
- Enabling more people to transfer from using private vehicles to public transport by making stations more accessible
- Designing interchanges to enable people to access stations by sustainable and healthy modes such as walking and cycling and by bus
- Providing accessible parking at stations to enable trains to be used for most of the journey instead of driving the whole journey
Project Details
- Rating Type:Rail
- Registered Date: 28.01.21
- State:NSW
- Suburbs: Killara and Turella
- Assessor: Gareth O’Brien
- Other Key Stakeholders Transport for NSW, Downer
To find out more information about this project, visit the Transport for NSW website:
https://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/projects/transport-access-program