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Hard Copy of Have Your Say Survey Have your say The Victorian Government is delivering new stations at Goornong, Huntly and Raywood to give people in these growing communities access to public transport close to where they live. The new stations will be delivered as part More information of the Bendigo and Echuca Line Upgrade. If you have questions please contact By coordinating the two projects, we can us on 1800 105 105, email us at deliver efficiencies and minimise disruption [email protected] to the local community. or visit regionalrailrevival.vic.gov.au The new Huntly Station has been fast-tracked by nearly a year and is targeted for completion Submit your feedback in mid-2022. Submit your feedback by completing The new stations at Goornong and Raywood are this survey and emailing it to on track for completion in late 2021 and late 2022. [email protected] or alternatively, mailing to Rail Projects Victoria Rail Projects Victoria (RPV) is responsible by Sunday 6 September. for the planning and delivery of the project on behalf of the Victorian Government. Rail Projects Victoria PO Box 4509 Melbourne Victoria 3001. Scope of feedback Rail Projects Victoria would like to hear your feedback to understand what is important to you in relation to the new stations at Goornong, Huntly and Raywood. Depending on how much feedback you’d like to offer, this survey should take 5–10 minutes to complete. To view station concept designs and for more information about the project visit bigbuild.engage.vic.gov.au. Contact Details Full Name Contact Number Address Postcode* Email Address* Would you like to sign up for the project email newsletter? *Indicates mandatory field How did you hear about this survey? Will you or someone in your household use the new stations once completed? Word of mouth Local newspaper Yes Social media No At the station Unsure Other – please describe If yes, please specify the station(s) you or someone in your household will most likely use. Goornong Station Huntly Station What is your interest in the project? Raywood Station Local resident Train passenger What station features are most Other – please describe important to you? Location Access and connectivity CCTV and improved safety Integration into the local area Other – please describe Privacy Statement Rail Projects Victoria (RPV) is committed to protecting your privacy by fully meeting its responsibilities under the Privacy and Data Protection Act. For further details please see our Privacy statement. By submitting any information in this form, including sensitive information or health information, I consent to it being collected by RPV, used within RPV and disclosed to third parties. If the information relates to someone other than me, I am authorised to give this consent for that person*. I have read and agree to this privacy statement Goornong Station The new station at Goornong O l d will be located between the M u r r Railway Pl North a Midland Highway and the y R rail line in Goornong, to d the west of Chute Street/ Goornong-Barnadown Road. The new Goornong Station will include: Goornong Station Chute St/Goornong-Barnadown Rd — a single-sided platform on the south side of the rail line — lighting, seating and shelter — signage, CCTV and public Legend address (PA) system Midland Hwy Traffic direction Station platform — car parking with lighting Residential and CCTV. Car park New footpath Goornong Station is on track Public toilet to be completed in late 2021. BENDIGO ECHUCA Please provide any feedback you have on the concept design of Goornong Station. Raywood Station The new station at Raywood will be located to the east of the railway line adjacent to the Inglewood Street level crossing. The new Raywood Station Residential will include: — a single platform on the east side of the rail line Inglewood St Inglewood Raywood Station — lighting, seating and shelter — signage, CCTV and public address (PA) system — car parking with lighting and CCTV. Residential Legend Traffic direction Raywood Station is on track Station platform to be delivered in late 2022. Car park New footpath BENDIGO SWAN HILL . Please provide any feedback you have on the concept design of Raywood Station. Huntly Station The new station at Huntly will be located to the north of the railway line adjacent to the Wakeman Road Wakeman Rd level crossing. Future residential The new Huntly Station development will include: — a single-sided platform on the north side of the rail line — lighting, seating and shelter — signage, CCTV and public address (PA) system Huntly Station Legend Drop-off zone — car parking with lighting Traffic direction and CCTV Station platform Car park — a bus stop and two bus bays. New footpath Bus bay BENDIGO ECHUCA Huntly Station has been fast-tracked by nearly a year and is targeted for completion in mid-2022. Some vegetation will be removed to allow access to the new Huntly Station from Wakeman Road, subject to planning and environmental approvals. The station has been designed to minimise the amount of vegetation that requires removal. Please provide any feedback you have on the concept design of Huntly Station. Share your ideas for how the local community can get involved with the project. Share your ideas for how the design of the new stations might reflect the local area. What other modes of transport do you use? What information are you interested in receiving? Car Train service disruptions Bicycle Road closures Bus Construction impacts and timeframes Walking Progress updates None Who to contact Other – please describe Job opportunities Opportunities for community engagement How would you like to receive future updates Updates on vegetation management about the Bendigo and Echuca Line Upgrade? Online How often would you like to receive updates (Facebook or Regional Rail Revival website) about the Bendigo and Echuca Line Upgrade? Newspaper (advertisements or news stories) Monthly At the station (posters) Quarterly Face-to-face communications At project milestones (such as station pop-ups and community information sessions when permitted) Never Other – please describe Thank you Thank you for completing our survey, your feedback is important to us. We will consider feedback provided and report back to the community on the responses we receive during the consultation. More information To fi nd out more about Regional Rail Revival: regionalrailrevival.vic.gov.au 1800 105 105 (24 hours a day, 7 days a week) It should be noted that this information is current at the time of printing, however due to unforeseen circumstances, Rail Projects Victoria changes may occur. Please visit regionalrailrevival.vic.gov.au PO Box 4509, Melbourne, VIC 3001 for the latest updates. 541.
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