Other Authorities – Loading
Zone – Carrington Street, Sydney
TRIM Container No.: |
2023/693217 |
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Recommendations |
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It is
recommended that the Committee endorse the following parking reallocation in
Carrington Street, Sydney north of Wynyard Street: (A) Removing
15 metres of Bus Zone on the eastern side of Carrington St and the
installation |
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Voting
Members for this Item |
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Advice |
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The Committee unanimously supported the recommendation. |
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Background |
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On 19
December 2013, the NSW Government adopted the Sydney City Centre Access
Strategy (Access Strategy). The Access Strategy will deliver a fully
integrated transport network in Sydney’s City Centre that puts the customer
first and meets the growing transport task. It will mean more people use
public transport to access the City Centre and it will change the way people
move around within it. The Access
Strategy considers all transport modes and demonstrates how trains, buses,
ferries, light rail, cars, taxis, pedestrians and cyclists will interact in
the heart of Sydney. The Access Strategy also provides a clear direction for
how all the different transport modes will work together in the Sydney CBD to
reduce congestion, provide for future growth and improve the customer
experience. Comment Recent installation of the signalised pedestrian crossing on
Carrington Street required changes to the kerbside use which included the
removal of a Loading Zone. Recent review of the parking requirements in the
area has shown that the need for loading on Carrington Street is of high
priority to businesses. Therefore TfNSW is proposing to reduce the existing
38m of Bus Zone to 23m and provide a 15m section of full time Loading Zone. |
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Consultation
As the loading
zone is being installed upon the request of businesses on Carrington Street
therefore a consultation is not required. Bus Operators have been informed of
the change.
Financial
TfNSW will
cover costs of signage changes.
Kaye
russell, Transport Planning Project Manager, customer journey planning, tfnsW