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Project Type Description Effect on Network Beneficiary Project Current 2019_20 2020_21 2021_22 2022_23 2023_24 2024_25 2025_26 2026_27 2027_28 2028_29 2029_30 manager Status Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Responsible for Delivery Annual DDA Upgrades/Improvements Footpath Upgrade of the pedestrian network to Improve access for people with mobility issues or Pedestrians Moreland Proposed Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Upgrade meet DDA standards requirements Council Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Annual Pedestrian Threshold Intersection Install threshold treatments to improve Pedestrians Moreland Proposed Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Treatments upgrade prestrian access and slow traffic Council Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Annual Bus Stop Improvements Public Upgrade of bus stops to improve access Pedestrians Moreland Proposed Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Transport Council Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Annual Bicycle Parking Bicycle Provide bike parking for at least 200 bikes Bike Riders Moreland Proposed Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Parking per annum within activity centres Council Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Annual budget to upgrade Intersection Bike Riders, Moreland Proposed Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and roundabouts upgrade Improve road marking/infrastructure for Pedestrians Council Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct cyclists(and pedestrians at existing roundabouts and work to replace the most dangerous existing roundabouts with more appropriate treatments Annual Small infrastructure and Small infrastructure and planning for future Bike Riders, Moreland Proposed Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and Design and planning works Pedestrians Council Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Construct Biennial Pedestrian Operated Signals Install pedestrian operated signals on Pedestrians Moreland Proposed Design Construct Design Construct Design Construct Design Construct Design Construct Design Council roads Council East Brunswick Shimmy intersection Intersection Provides safe crossing spaces for bike riders Supports greater use of John St BE as alternative Bike Riders Moreland Proposed Design and Upgrade - John/Glenlyon upgrade crossing Glenlyon Rd at John St north south route to Nicholson St BE. Council Construct Craigieburn Express - Devon to New Shared Off street shared path adjacent to Extends existing Craigieburn Express route. Bike Riders, Moreland Proposed Construct Bothwell Path Craigieburn Railway. Pedestrians Council East Brunswick Shimmy LATM - LATM, Partial Road closure to motor vehicle traffic Part of LATM to manage demand associated with Bike Riders Moreland Proposed Construct Albert St X John St Intersection - bicycles excepted - 'East Brunswick Village' site. Supports greater use of Council upgrade John St BE as alternative north south route to Nicholson St BE. Edgars Creek Bridge Bridge and Construct new bridge across Edgars Creek Links Kodak / Coburg Hill estate the rest of the Bike Riders, Moreland Proposed Construct access paths and access paths linking to Ronald St, Moreland Cycling Network. Pedestrians Council existing path to Golf Rd and Merri Creek Trail Dawson St Protected Bike Lanes - Protected On- Install barrier treatments between car and Connects Brunswick High School and RMIT Bike Riders Moreland Proposed Construct Upfield Path to Barry Street Road Bike bike lane Brunswick to the Moreland Cycling Network. Links Council Lanes Upfield Shared path to Brunswick Shimmy. Upfield Path - Brunswick k Station Upgrade Reconstruct Upfield Shared Path (Wilkinson Creates additional capacity, improves path safety by Bike Riders, Developer Proposed Construct Safety improvements Shared Path St to Victoria St) addressing bike rider walker conflict hazards Pedestrians O'Hea St Upgrade - Sussex to Protected On- Install barrier treatments between car and Part of LATM to encourage motor traffic to use Bell Bike Riders Moreland Proposed Design Construct Cumberland Road Bike bike lane or Gaffney St Arterials in preference to local road. Council Lanes Part of a proposed cycling link between Coburg and Glenroy. Moreland Road Crossing at Walhalla - Intersection Intersection forms part of the Coonans Hill Shimmy Bike Riders Unknown Proposed Design Construct Everett St upgrade Route. Supports walking and cycling routes to (Moreland Brunswick North East Primary y School Council OR VicRoads) Harding Street Bridge Replacement Bridge and Construct a new bridge over Merri Creek Adds additional capacity to a bottleneck on the Bike Riders, Unknown Proposed Design Obtain Obtain Construct access paths and upgrade access paths linking bridge to Merri Creek Trail. Removes risks associated with an Pedestrians (Moreland Construction Construction Harding Street, Kendall St and Merri Creek asset reaching the end of its operating life Council OR Consent Consent Trail City of Darebin) CERES Bridge Bridge and Construct new bridge across Merri Creek Links Brunswick East PS and CERES to Northcote. Bike Riders, City of Proposed Construct access paths North of Blyth St and access paths linking Enables Beavers Rd and Kingfisher Drive to be used Pedestrians Darebin bridge to Beavers road, Merri Creek Trail as an alternative to Arthurton Road and Blyth St. and Kingfisher Drive Upfield Path Upgrade - Under Shared path Construct new shared path and Increases capacity of Upfield Shared Path. Removes Bike Riders, LRXA Proposed Construct Elevated Rail extension, intersection treatments at Bell Street, On-road 'shimmy' section of upfield path Railway Pl Pedestrians Intersection Munro Street, Reynard St and Moreland (Reynard St to Munro St). upgrade Road Install Pedestrian Operated crossing Intersection Upfield Shared Path Extension Bike Riders, VicRoads Proposed Construct signals Box Forest Rd x Upfield upgrade Pedestrians Shared Path Upfield Shared Path Lighting Upgrade Install lighting on missing sections of the Bike Riders, VicRoads Proposed Construct Shared Path Upfield Shared Path Pedestrians Project Type Description Effect on Network Beneficiary Project Current 2019_20 2020_21 2021_22 2022_23 2023_24 2024_25 2025_26 2026_27 2027_28 2028_29 2029_30 manager Status Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Deliverable Responsible for Delivery Upfield Path Upgrade - Albert St to Upgrade Widen existing shared path and install Bike Riders, VicRoads Proposed Construct Wilkinson Street Shared Path lighting Pedestrians Upfield Path Upgrade - Park St - Upgrade Widen existing shared path and install Bike Riders, VicRoads Proposed Construct Brunswick Road Shared Path lighting Pedestrians Cumberland Road - Kent Rd to O'Hea Protected On- Install barrier treatments between car and Provides a protected cycling facility on an arterial Bike Riders VicRoads Proposed Construct St Road Bike bike lane road. Part of a proposed cycling link between Coburg Lanes and Glenroy. Primula Bvd Shared Path (north of New Shared Widen existing footpath to a shared path Improve walking and cycling Bike Riders, Moreland Proposed Construct Adelaide Bvd) Path Pedestrians Council Stewart Street footpath widening New footpath New footpath on the southern side Improve walking Pedestrians Moreland Proposed Design Construct (Nicholson St to Ryan St) Council West Brunswick Shimmy Intersection New Shimmy - near Brunswick NW PS and Bike Riders Moreland Proposed Design Construct upgrade, Shore Reserve Council Bicycle Wayfinding Augustine - Belair Shimmy Bridge and Include physically separated shared path Links Western Ring Road Trail (at Langton Av) to Bike Riders ARTC Proposed Construct access paths lanes on a replacement ARTC rail - Glenroy Activity Centre via Glenroy West. Connects Augustine - Belair bridge. to existing Shimmy route to Broadmeadows activity Centre Glenroy West Shimmy Bicycle Provide direction information for bike Links Kingsford Smith Reserve Switchback to rest of Bike Riders Moreland Proposed Construct Wayfinding riders heading between Glenroy Activity Moreland Cycling network Council Centre and Moonee Ponds Creek Trail via Kingsford Smith Reserve Switchback Craigieburn Express - Bothwell to New Shared Off street shared path adjacent to Connects existing Craigieburn Express route Bike Riders, Moreland Proposed Obtain Construct Gaffney Path Craigieburn Railway. segments to create a continuous path from Moonee Pedestrians Council Construction Ponds Creek Trail at Bell St overpass to Barina St Oak Consent Park. Merri Trail - Sumner Park
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