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A new plan for our roads, footpaths and kerbs

At its August 2023 meeting, Council adopted a new Road Management Plan.

What you told us

Read about community feedback on the Road Management Plan targeted review.

Finding new ways to repair our footpaths and kerbs

We’re reviewing our Road Management Plan (RMP) to include more repair options when fixing defects in our local footpaths and kerb and channels.

Including these new repair options will allow us to continue delivering our maintenance works with fewer disruptions through challenging construction conditions.

The primary change to the RMP will allow us to use a range of treatment options, including grinding, repairing, or replacing faults, to fix defects in concrete footpaths and kerb and channels.

Other changes proposed include:

  • Increasing the width of footpaths (where and when possible) to achieve minimum compliance with the Disability Discrimination Act 1992
  • extending the condition assessment frequency for laneways from once every four years to once every six years.

What do you think about the proposed changes to our Road Management Plan? Consultation closed 1 August 2023.

Timeline

  • Timeline item 1 - complete

    Community consultation

  • Timeline item 2 - complete

    Consideration of community feedback

    August 2023

  • Timeline item 3 - complete

    Council considers revised Road Management Plan for adoption

    Council is expected to consider a report on community feedback and the revised Road Management Plan at its August 2023 meeting.

Read the draft Road Management Plan

Please review the draft plan before providing your feedback

Provide your feedback

Closed

Please provide your feedback on proposed changes to the Road Management Plan. You can also ask questions about the Road Management Plan below. Consultation closes on Tuesday 1 August 2023 at 5pm.

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1. What is your level of support for the proposed changes to the Road Management Plan?
Strongly support
Mostly support
Mostly oppose
Strongly oppose
I'm not sure
Introducing new methods to repair defects in our local footpaths and kerb and channels.
Introducing new methods to repair defects in our local footpaths and kerb and channels.
Increasing the width of footpaths (where possible) to achieve minimum compliance with the Disability Discrimination Act 1992
Increasing the width of footpaths (where possible) to achieve minimum compliance with the Disability Discrimination Act 1992
Extending the condition assessment frequency for laneways from once every four years to once every six years.
Extending the condition assessment frequency for laneways from once every four years to once every six years.

About you

These questions are to help us understand the sections of our community who have provided feedback through this consultation.

6. Do you or anyone in your household have a lived experience of disability?
7. Did you have the information you needed to provide your feedback?
8. How did you hear about this consultation?


To make a submission or enquiry, please get in touch via the following methods:

  • Online via the survey on this page
  • Ask a question in the Q&A forum
  • Email Bruce Robertson, Senior Asset Engineer, brobertson@bayside.vic.gov.au
  • Phone 9599 4391
  • In person to the Corporate Centre at 76 Royal Avenue, Sandringham
  • Post to Bayside City Council, PO Box 27 Sandringham 3091
  • Anonymously via the postal, phone or email details above.

Please note: Materials can be provided in accessible formats on request

Submissions closed 5pm 1 August 2023

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