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Intersection of Hindley Street and Gray Street: Black Spot Improvements
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Stay updated on proposed works at the intersection of Hindley Street and Gray Street during May - June 2021
Project Update: 15 June 2021
The continuous footpath on the southern side of Hindley street has been installed and the garden bed constructed. New plants are expected in the coming weeks. Works will now move to the northern side to construct the second continuous footpath and associated kerb protuberances.
There are a few pit lids on both sides of the street that are awaiting service authority adjustments, however the project remains on track to be completed by the end of June (weather permitting). Please note that adverse weather conditions may push the completion date into July.
Project Information
As part of the Black Spot Improvement program, we have commenced works at the Hindley/Gray intersection to provide safer pedestrian access along Hindley Street across Gray St (see below):
CivilTech is the preferred contractor. CivilTech will be in contact with any resident or business directly impacted by the works.
The works include:
Improved lighting
New kerb build-outs.
A reduction of the speed limit to 30 km/h
Installation of buffer zones between the bicycle lane and car parking, and
Installation of a continuous pedestrian footpath on Gray Street with two raised pedestrian crossings, protuberances and landscaping
Please note:
The inclusion of a protuberance adjacent to 29-39 Hindley St will result in the loss of two car parks
The works are likely to occur between 7am and 5pm Monday-Friday with some weekend works expected. Further information will be provided regarding working hours as required
The works are likely to run to mid-July 2021 (weather permitting).
Background
The Black Spot Program is a proactive initiative that aims to reduce the national road toll under the National Road Safety Action Plan 2018–2020. The Australian Government has committed an additional $50 million per year from 2019-20 to the Black Spot Program as part of the Local and State Government Road Safety Package announced in the 2019-20 Budget. The works at the intersection of Hindley Street and Gray Street is one of 24 projects being supported by the Black Spot Program in South Australia.
Stay updated on proposed works at the intersection of Hindley Street and Gray Street during May - June 2021
Project Update: 15 June 2021
The continuous footpath on the southern side of Hindley street has been installed and the garden bed constructed. New plants are expected in the coming weeks. Works will now move to the northern side to construct the second continuous footpath and associated kerb protuberances.
There are a few pit lids on both sides of the street that are awaiting service authority adjustments, however the project remains on track to be completed by the end of June (weather permitting). Please note that adverse weather conditions may push the completion date into July.
Project Information
As part of the Black Spot Improvement program, we have commenced works at the Hindley/Gray intersection to provide safer pedestrian access along Hindley Street across Gray St (see below):
CivilTech is the preferred contractor. CivilTech will be in contact with any resident or business directly impacted by the works.
The works include:
Improved lighting
New kerb build-outs.
A reduction of the speed limit to 30 km/h
Installation of buffer zones between the bicycle lane and car parking, and
Installation of a continuous pedestrian footpath on Gray Street with two raised pedestrian crossings, protuberances and landscaping
Please note:
The inclusion of a protuberance adjacent to 29-39 Hindley St will result in the loss of two car parks
The works are likely to occur between 7am and 5pm Monday-Friday with some weekend works expected. Further information will be provided regarding working hours as required
The works are likely to run to mid-July 2021 (weather permitting).
Background
The Black Spot Program is a proactive initiative that aims to reduce the national road toll under the National Road Safety Action Plan 2018–2020. The Australian Government has committed an additional $50 million per year from 2019-20 to the Black Spot Program as part of the Local and State Government Road Safety Package announced in the 2019-20 Budget. The works at the intersection of Hindley Street and Gray Street is one of 24 projects being supported by the Black Spot Program in South Australia.
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Proposed Detailed Design
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Views of intersection of Hindley Street and Gray Street
