Railway Road, Gugeri Street Intersection with Loch Street - Intersection Upgrade

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The City of Nedlands have been awarded a grant of $461,000 in Federal Blackspot funding to undertake an upgrade of the intersection of Railway Road and Gugeri Street with Loch Street to improve road safety following a high number of crashes in the area.

The City of Nedlands, the Town of Claremont, businesses and stakeholders in the area have been working together to ensure the best design meets the needs of increasing road and pedestrian safety at the intersection and the area more generally.

The improvements will include median island widening, lane realignments, installation of pedestrian traffic lights, lighting, kerbs and drainage, and upgrades to the footpath.

The safety issues at the intersection have been recognised by the Australian Government’s Blackspot Program and the funding for the upgrade to the intersection goes a long way to help enhance and improve road safety within the City.

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The City of Nedlands have been awarded a grant of $461,000 in Federal Blackspot funding to undertake an upgrade of the intersection of Railway Road and Gugeri Street with Loch Street to improve road safety following a high number of crashes in the area.

The City of Nedlands, the Town of Claremont, businesses and stakeholders in the area have been working together to ensure the best design meets the needs of increasing road and pedestrian safety at the intersection and the area more generally.

The improvements will include median island widening, lane realignments, installation of pedestrian traffic lights, lighting, kerbs and drainage, and upgrades to the footpath.

The safety issues at the intersection have been recognised by the Australian Government’s Blackspot Program and the funding for the upgrade to the intersection goes a long way to help enhance and improve road safety within the City.

How can you get involved, find out more or provide feedback?

You can find out more by:

All feedback received by, or provided by the City, along with project updates, particularly closer to construction will be displayed on this engagement page.

To be notified of other community engagement projects being undertaken by the City, please register, by clicking on the 'Register to get involved' tab at the top of this page.

Consultation has concluded

  • Works completed

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    The City completed the roundabout works which included the following scope of works:

    • Clearing, topsoil strip and removal of vegetation
    • Construction of earth works from cut to fill
    • Import, place and compact fill
    • Box out of new pavement
    • Installation of Drainage pipe and pits
    • Limestone sub base and base course pavement layers
    • New Sealing, kerbing, footpath and Asphalt.
    In the next few weeks Main Roads WA will be undertaking the line marking.

    Thank you for your patience during this period.

    The City completed the roundabout works which included the following scope of works:

    • Clearing, topsoil strip and removal of vegetation
    • Construction of earth works from cut to fill
    • Import, place and compact fill
    • Box out of new pavement
    • Installation of Drainage pipe and pits
    • Limestone sub base and base course pavement layers
    • New Sealing, kerbing, footpath and Asphalt.
    In the next few weeks Main Roads WA will be undertaking the line marking.

    Thank you for your patience during this period.

    Consultation has concluded

  • Closure of south-west bound lane until 8 July 2017

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    Please be advised due to the deterioration of the pavement surface, the City has installed a temporary lane closure on the south-west bound lane of Railway Rd at its junction with Gugeri Street.

    The closure will remain in place for the remainder of the day and overnight, arrangements have been made for the area to be resurfaced Saturday 8 July, from 7 am onwards.

    Thank you for your patience whilst this work is progressing.

    Please be advised due to the deterioration of the pavement surface, the City has installed a temporary lane closure on the south-west bound lane of Railway Rd at its junction with Gugeri Street.

    The closure will remain in place for the remainder of the day and overnight, arrangements have been made for the area to be resurfaced Saturday 8 July, from 7 am onwards.

    Thank you for your patience whilst this work is progressing.
    Consultation has concluded

  • Works to commence

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    The City has appointed WCP Civil Pty Ltd to undertake the roundabout works. These works will commence on Thursday, 25 May 2017 for a period of approximately five (5) weeks.

    The scope of works for this project includes the following activities:

    • Clearing, topsoil strip and removal of vegetation
    • Construction of earth works from cut to fill
    • Import, place and compact fill
    • Box out of new pavement
    • Installation of Drainage pipe and pits
    • Limestone sub base and base course pavement layers
    • New Sealing, kerbing, footpath and Asphalt.
    During this period private vehicles, pedestrians cannot enter

    The City has appointed WCP Civil Pty Ltd to undertake the roundabout works. These works will commence on Thursday, 25 May 2017 for a period of approximately five (5) weeks.

    The scope of works for this project includes the following activities:

    • Clearing, topsoil strip and removal of vegetation
    • Construction of earth works from cut to fill
    • Import, place and compact fill
    • Box out of new pavement
    • Installation of Drainage pipe and pits
    • Limestone sub base and base course pavement layers
    • New Sealing, kerbing, footpath and Asphalt.
    During this period private vehicles, pedestrians cannot enter or exit the site during the road modifications for safety reasons.

    Any concerns or queries regarding this project please contact the City's Project Manager (Robbie Black), on (08) 9273 3500, email rblack@nedlands.wa.gov.au.

    For on-site enquiries, please contact the WCP Civil Site Representative/ Supervisor, Troy Bates on 0437 147 738, email troy.bates@westcoastprofilers.com.au.
    Consultation has concluded

  • Tender Awarded

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    The tender for this project was approved by the Council at its meeting on 28 March 2017.

    The City is now seeking a Traffic undertaking of the works from the successful tenderer to enable works to commence.

    Following receipt and approval of these documents, construction will commence which is expected to be completed by 30 June 2017.

    Further updates will be provided as the project progresses.

    The tender for this project was approved by the Council at its meeting on 28 March 2017.

    The City is now seeking a Traffic undertaking of the works from the successful tenderer to enable works to commence.

    Following receipt and approval of these documents, construction will commence which is expected to be completed by 30 June 2017.

    Further updates will be provided as the project progresses.
    Consultation has concluded

  • Designs completed for the intersection modifications

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    The City has progressed with the new design for the upgrade of the intersection of Railway Road and Gugeri Street with Loch Street to improve road safety following a high number of crashes in the area.

    This design has been developed with the assistance of the Town of Claremont, businesses and stakeholders within the project area to ensure the design meets the needs of increasing road and pedestrian safety at the intersection and the area more generally. The improvements will include median island widenings, lane realignments, installation of pedestrian traffic lights, lighting, kerbs and drainage, and upgrades to the footpath.

    The City has progressed with the new design for the upgrade of the intersection of Railway Road and Gugeri Street with Loch Street to improve road safety following a high number of crashes in the area.

    This design has been developed with the assistance of the Town of Claremont, businesses and stakeholders within the project area to ensure the design meets the needs of increasing road and pedestrian safety at the intersection and the area more generally. The improvements will include median island widenings, lane realignments, installation of pedestrian traffic lights, lighting, kerbs and drainage, and upgrades to the footpath.

    Currently tenders are being called from suitable organisations to undertake the modifications.

    This project is being funded through the Australian Government's Blackspot Program to the value of $461,000.

    Consultation has concluded