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Frome Street Bikeway: Stage 2

This consultation from the year 2012 has concluded.

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Summary of Consultation Undertaken in 2012-2013

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20 Nov 2013
Stage 1 (April 2012)
We sought feedback from the community on potential issues that needed to be considered when designing the Frome Street Bikeway. The responses received offered varying views, highlighting local traffic and parking as the main issues and perceiving cycling facilities as a secondary issue.

Stage 2 (November 2012)
We then invited the community to identify their preferred options for the Frome Street Bikeway from Glen Osmond Rd to Pirie St. Project information for this stage:
- Consultation Pack
- Concept Designs (Section A1; Section A2; Section A3 and Possible Intersection Treatments)
- Commonly Asked Questions
- Consultation report to Council
- Summary of community feedback.
Stage 3 (July 2013 - October 2013)
We have used the community's feedback gathered in stage 2 to inform the the final concept designs for sections 1: Glen Osmond Rd to Carrington St and section 2: Carrington St to Pirie St. Find out the latest update on the Frome Street Bikeway here.