Queanbeyan River pedestrian and bicycle bridge and shared path
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Consultation has concluded
The Queanbeyan shared path and bridge construction will complete a loop around the Queanbeyan River.
During community consultation on the Queen Elizabeth II Park redevelopment, the desire for a safe river crossing to enable a walking loop around the Queanbeyan River was identified. Currently a river crossing exists on Morisset Street which requires users to cross five streets to complete this loop. The Queanbeyan River Riparian – Corridor Strategy which was adopted in March 2012 also identified walking infrastructure to complete this loop.
A new river crossing upstream of the existing Morisset Street low level crossing will encourage more users around the Queanbeyan River contributing to healthier lifestyles and a more vibrant community. This will attract more people to the river and increase economic activity in the CBD.
You are invited to make comments on the proposed shared path and bridge. View the design in the document library on the right.
The Queanbeyan shared path and bridge construction will complete a loop around the Queanbeyan River.
During community consultation on the Queen Elizabeth II Park redevelopment, the desire for a safe river crossing to enable a walking loop around the Queanbeyan River was identified. Currently a river crossing exists on Morisset Street which requires users to cross five streets to complete this loop. The Queanbeyan River Riparian – Corridor Strategy which was adopted in March 2012 also identified walking infrastructure to complete this loop.
A new river crossing upstream of the existing Morisset Street low level crossing will encourage more users around the Queanbeyan River contributing to healthier lifestyles and a more vibrant community. This will attract more people to the river and increase economic activity in the CBD.
You are invited to make comments on the proposed shared path and bridge. View the design in the document library on the right.
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