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R attle Main Rd d CityLink Settlement Rd k d ROSANNA e R ST ALBANS Buckl Mahoneys Rd ey St d e R r ation R St ges t T d S ena r Brunswick R St Geor ee d Through traffic on North East Link and Greensborough n mond C 3 o ia Hopkins R SUNSHINE t Hel R DONCASTER s D Eastern Fwy p St d BALWYN Eastern Fwy Road under Grimshaw Street to keep traffic flowing and 2 m e RINGWOOD FOOTSCRAY oondah Hwy Bal KEW K Mar lan R BOX HILL d St Helena Rd CBD y Rd RICHMOND erbur cut congestion in all directions. West Gate Fwy Cant Cant erbur y Rd d Riversdal CityLink e Rd Grimshaw St d s R PORT MELBOURNE ain Hwy Derrimut R T Mount oor d almer ak Rd P y R BAYSWATER High St ST KILDA d esb or d New walking and cycling links, bridges and underpasses Sc 4 e R Bur LAVERTON WILLIAMSTOWN High Str wood Hwy eet Rd Burk Blackburn R 3 d e R Heaths R al to connect from the Western Ring Road Trail to the es Fwy v d Princ CAULFIELD ng BORONIA Sydney Rd k Spri n i L t s Eastern Freeway and Yarra River trails. a GEELONG Nor th Rd E Nepean Hwy d Monash Fwy Watsonia Rd Sherbourne Centr e Rd 4 d R arrigal R W W d d elling Princ Stud R ton R South R on R d An alternate design for local connections around d yt es Hwy 5 Cla Plenty Rd es Fwy Pascoe Vale Rd Vale Pascoe Princ NOBLE Watsonia Station and shops has been developed PARK Heather For the first time, ton R 5 Elder St d d Balcombe R d d MENTONE er R based on community feedback. l Melbourne will have nd DANDENONG d Cha R e R al Bridge St a fully connected Springv 6 uth o North East Link lowered deep under green bridges and ough Gr eens Rd 6 oad S d d lam R orbital freeway network ale R Hal Edithv F enham R local roads to keep communities connected. r South Gippsland Hwy ak ank P s t Yallambie Rd on Fwy Ki Para Rd eensbor tLink Princ ng Torbay St d es Hwy de R Eas d y Nepean Hwy Gr Cl s Thompsons R ings R Ramps in and out of the North East Link tunnels connecting t 7 bu Blamey Rd d Princ ry Dr es Fwy Bolton St to Greensborough Road and Lower Plenty Road. Dandenong Has Bal enty R larto R d d P wer Pl e n i Lo n Victoria’s longest road tunnels to protect the Er 7 s d Sky u e R l 8 Alternate design for North East Link with a green bridge connecting skin a d p R L i d n Ru a k Bal larto R e R o ee Ruthven St d R d environment and communities. oo W Elder Street to both sides of Greensborough Road and upgraded car n FRANKSTON K ai parking at Watsonia Station. M 9 Ramps in and out of the North East Link tunnels The alternate design was developed while the EES was being connecting to Manningham Road and Bulleen Road. prepared so it doesn’t appear in the document. It still meets all the Bell St proposed environmental performance requirements for the project in It’s been talked about for decades, it’s happening now. Albert St 10 Bulleen Road kept open and connected to the Eastern the EES and, subject to project approval, can be given to the builders Waiora Rd d 8 Fixing the missing link in our city’s ring road will change Waterdale Rd Freeway for local use with safer, easier crossings to Bell St we invite to further refine the design. the way people and goods move about Melbourne. Banyule Rd osanna R schools, sports fields, parklands and community clubs. R • A route around our city instead of through it Bell St 11 Tunnel portals next to Bulleen Road with seamless, traffic • 15,000 trucks off local roads every day light free connections to and from the Eastern Freeway. • Through traffic and congestion off local streets Rd y Fitzsimons La Nicholson St Bell St rle 12 Major upgrades to commuter bike routes along the e • Up to 30 minute faster trips between the Ring Road Eastern Freeway including new crossings under Burke Bev and the Eastern Freeway plesto Tem KEY d we Rd Road, Belford Road and over the Yarra River. R • A major overhaul of the Eastern Freeway for up to High St g North East Link er Reynolds Rd 40% faster trips that will stay toll free A major upgrade of the Eastern Freeway to make it work Sydney Rd deleb 13 d R North East Link trench r Hei 9 • A dedicated busway along the Eastern Freeway for faster smarter and faster. New lanes where they are needed g pe r Darebin Rd p e b and easier trips to and from the city North East Link tunnel U l d most, separated express and destination lanes, and new e Manningham Rd R d s i on e ps • 25 km of new and upgraded walking and cycling paths H traffic management technology will all work together to St Georges Rd m Eastern Freeway upgrades ho er T increase capacity, bust congestion and slash travel times. w • 10,000 Victorian jobs Maribyrnong Rd Busway Lo 10 A consistent noise standard of 63 decibels along the Grange Rd 14 # # Image on back page King St length of the project including Brunswickthe Eastern Rd Freeway 11 3 Bulleen Rd Planning approvals upgrades to give residents better protection from noise. 2 Planning approvals for North East Link will be informed by an Environment Effects Statement (EES) – Victoria’s most robust and transparent impact Heideleberg Rd assessment process. The EES is on exhibition for public comment from y 10 April – 7 June 2019. Making a submission gives you the opportunity to have w r H your views considered in planning approvals decisions for North East Link. e Busway l 1 d n Doncaster Rd This map and artist impressions are based on the reference project assessed in a 12 h 4 C New connection under Doncaster Road to cut traffic the EES. The reference project is not the final design for North East Link. It is one 1 Bulleen Rd Nicholson St Doncaster Rd feasible way the project could be designed, constructed and operated. Planning light delays in and out of the Park and Ride 5 Burke Rd 13 approvals, design work for the project and consultation with communities and Eastern Freeway Wetherby Rd Smithfield Rd Rd Tram 2 Entry/exit for Thompsons Road services stakeholders is still ongoing and components of the project design could change. 3 Proposed Park and Ride at Bulleen 14 Blackburn Rd Balwyn Rd Eastern Freeway Springvale Rd 4 Entry/exitDynon for Rd Chandler Highway services Belmore Rd Hoddle St Elgar Rd 5 Connections into Hoddle Street Station St Surrey Rd Footscray Rd Middleborough Rd North East Link + Greensborough Road 1 M80 Ring Road interchange 6 Green bridges Blamey Road 8 Victoria’s longest road tunnels 12 Yarra River bike bridge Greensborough Bypass Lower Plenty Road Yallambie Road City Ringwood Greensborough Road North East Link Project map North East Link running next to Greensborough Twin road tunnels up to 40 metres below A new bike bridge over the Yarra River April 2019 A new traffic light free interchange M80 Ring Road Road and under green bridges and local roads homes and sensitive environmental areas and busway along the Eastern Freeway Greensborough Bypass To see more, visit our project map online 2 Local connections 7 Lower Plenty Road interchange 10 Bulleen Road 13 Eastern Freeway express lanes M80 Ring Road Lower Plenty Road Eastern Freeway City Ringwood northeastlink.vic.gov.au/project + Plenty Road CONTACT US [email protected] Greensborough Rd Crema Drive 1800 105 105 North East Link Authority GPO Box 4509, Melbourne VIC 3001 TRANSLATION SERVICE North East Link + for languages other than Greensborough Road English, please call 9679 9896. More signalised intersections and walking and cycling crossings Please contact us if you would like this Authorised and published by the Victorian Greensborough Road rebuilt on both sides of North East Link and a on Bulleen Road to make getting to and from schools, sports information in an accessible format.
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