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Proposed pedestrian facilities in Epping and Wentworth Point

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City of Parramatta is proposing to install the following pedestrian facilities in Epping and Wentworth Point to improve pedestrian safety near schools:

1.    Ray Road, East of Kent Street, Epping (near Epping Heights Public School) – Install a new raised pedestrian crossing (Ref no. TS 2021 39). Click here to view plan 2.    Burroway Road east of Wentworth Place, Wentworth Point (outside Wentworth Point High School) – Install a new raised pedestrian crossing (Ref no. TS 2021 36). Click here to view plan

Council is consulting with the community and is inviting written submissions from residents, businesses and relevant authorities. Submissions must be provided to Council by Tuesday, 5 December 2023 

Submissions can be sent to: •    Email: [email protected] •    Post: Traffic and Transport Services City of Parramatta Council PO Box 32 Parramatta NSW 2124

Please clearly state your street address, corresponding survey reference number, and your opinion of the proposal (Support, Support to an extent, Do Not Support) in any reply you provide. 

If you have any further queries regarding this matter, please contact City of Parramatta’s Traffic and Transport Services on 9806 5087  

Source: City of Parramatta Council : Proposed pedestrian facilities in Epping and Wentworth Point
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