Transport Access Program 3 – Banksia, Birrong, Roseville, Wollstonecraft, Canley Vale Station Upgrades - ISCouncil

Transport Access Program 3 – Banksia, Birrong, Roseville, Wollstonecraft, Canley Vale Station Upgrades

Project Details

  • Location: NSW
  • Stakeholders: Transport for NSW

Overview

The Banksia, Birrong, Roseville, Wollstonecraft, Canley Vale Stations upgrades are part of the third tranche of Transport for NSW’s Transport Access Program, known as TAP 3 and seeks to improve access to public transport for those with disability, those with limited mobility or parents with prams (TAP 3 | Transport for NSW). Providing accessible transport services for everyone in the community, is one of the six priorities for Transport for NSW’s Future Transport Strategy.

Key benefits:

Banksia Station

  • Three new lifts to the station platforms; improvements to the existing underpass; new kiss and ride area and accessible parking space on Hattersley Street; upgrades to CCTV, lighting and way-finding signage; modification of the existing station building on Platform 2 and 3 to provide unisex ambulant toilets and a family accessible toilet; regrading sections of the platforms; additional platform canopy coverage on platforms 2,3 and 4.

Birrong Station

  • A new lift connecting the Avalon Street over bridge with the station platform; new stairs to replace the existing Avalon Street over bridge stairs to the station platform; one new accessible parking space on Teresa Street; improved kiss and ride area on Teresa Street; new landscaping at the station entrances; improved amenities such as new new male and female ambulant toilet and an upgraded family accessible toilet; improved CCTV, lighting and way-finding.

Roseville Station

  • Existing footbridge upgraded including new screens and handrails; two new lifts which provide access between the Pacific Highway and the existing footbridge; Canopies at the Hill Street station entrance and the platform boarding assistance zone; An interchange zone including accessible parking, taxi zone, kiss and ride bay, bus shelter and increased bike parking on Hill Street and Pacific Highway; Improved amenities including a male and female ambulant toilet and family accessible toilet; Improved CCTV and lighting.

Wollstonecraft Station

  • Two new lifts connecting to the station platforms; new station entry ramps from Shirley Road and Telopea Street to provide accessible paths to the lifts; platform raising wok to bring platforms level with train carriages; a covered boarding assistance zone on Platform 1; a new accessible parking space on Shirley Road; improved amenities such as a new male and female ambulant toilet and a new family accessible toilet; improved CCTV and lighting.

Canley Vale Station

  • Two new lifts from the existing footbridge to the station platforms; new accessible parking space and kiss and ride on First Avenue; one family accessible toilet and two ambulant toilets; upgraded station entrance and widened footpath on Railway Parade; regrading sections of the platforms; improvements to lighting, way-finding and CCTV.

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: 05.06.2020
  • State:NSW
  • Suburbs: Banksia, Birrong, Roseville, Wollstonecraft, Canley Vale
  • 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

 

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