Wakehurst Parkway

Seaforth Oval access

The RTA has commenced work to upgrade the Wakehurst Parkway/Burnt Street intersection with traffic signals.

Background

The current access into Seaforth Oval in the Garigal National Park is off Wakehurst Parkway. In conjunction with Manly Council, the RTA plans to improve the access into Seaforth Oval, resulting in a new cross intersection being formed with Burnt Street at the Wakehurst Parkway.

Key features

Signalised intersection at Wakehurst Parkway and Burnt Street at Seaforth.
New access to Seaforth Oval.

Benefits

Improved access for motorists.
Improved safety for pedestrians.
Improved car parking arrangements and access including formalised bus parking.

Community consultation

The species impact statement and an aerial diagram of the upgrade plans were displayed for public comment from 18 April 2007 to 21 May 2007.

All community and stakeholder comments were considered in finalising the upgrade plans.

Further information

For more information, contact the RTA project manager, Kaye Russell on (02) 8849 2053 or email kaye_russell@rta.nsw.gov.au. Alternatively, contact Manly Council project manager Tony Goninon on (02) 9976 1613 or email tony.goninon@manly.nsw.gov.au.

Files

Community update (April 2007)

Community information on the Seaforth Oval project.

Species Impact Statement (2007)

The Species Impact Statement and associated maps for the Seaforth Oval project.

Works Environment Protection Plan (2007)

The Works Environment Protection Plan for changes to access and car park at Seaforth Oval, Seaforth.

Bushland restoration management plan (2007)

Duffys Forest endangered ecological community bushland restoration management plan, Seaforth Oval, Seaforth

Plan for soil translocation works (2006)

Plan for soil translocation works in a remnant of Duffys Forest endangered ecological community.