You may of seen discussions about Yarra City Council meeting on 23 June 2020 and their COVID19 response, here’s where you can get involved and receive updates
Background
- June 2020: Streets Alive Yarra: COVID-19 Response Trials
- 8 June 2020: YarraBUG Radio on 3CR: Council initiatives and temporary bicycle lanes: talking to Jackie Fristacky and Dan Kneipp
- 18 June 2020: At the next Yarra City Council meeting on Tuesday 23 June, a fast rollout of vehicle diversions and bike lane extensions is proposed
- 22 June 2020: YarraBUG Radio on 3CR: Melbourne and Yarra Councils move to fast-track cycling infrastructure during COVID19 emergency
Yarra City Council: Making Space in Yarra https://yoursayyarra.com.au/makingspace
“We’re trialling new ways of using Yarra’s roads to help deliver on our commitment to your health, safety and wellbeing during coronavirus (COVID-19).”
On the list so far
- New pop-up bidirectional bike lane: Park Street, Fitzroy North, between St Georges Road and Nicholson Street.
- Reallocation of some road space to bike riders: Wellington Street, Collingwood, by removing the left car turn lane at the intersection of Johnston Street and Wellington Street (city bound).
- Reallocation of some road space to bike riders: Wellington Street, Collingwood, by removing the left car turn lane at the intersection of Alexandra Parade and Wellington Street (city bound).
- Potential full or partial road closure to vehicles: Trenerry Crescent, Clifton Hill (underneath the Eastern Freeway overpass)
New centre median to prevent east-west traffic: Across Nicholson Street, between Mollison Street and Langridge Street, Abbotsford. All bike rider and pedestrian movements will be retained.
Reallocation of some road space to bike riders: Wellington Street, at the Johnston Street and Nicholson Street intersection, Abbotsford. Subject to Victorian Government approval. The eastbound bus lane on Johnston Street and northbound traffic lane on Nicholson Street will form a partly protected intersection.
- Reallocation of some road space to bike riders: Gipps Street, Collingwood, by converting the left turning lane at the intersection of Hoddle Street.
- Reallocation of some road space to bike riders, Coppin Street, Richmond, by removing the left car turning lane on Coppin Street (on the north side of Bridge Road).
Timeline
- Council Meeting: Tuesday 23 June 2020: Council formally considers the Making Space projects for implementation.
- Preparing for implementation: June to July 2020
- Project 1 begins – New pop-up bidirectional bike lane on Park Street, Fitzroy North, July 2020
Register on the Making Space in Yarra page to leave feedback and stay up to date
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