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The NSW Government is improving accessibility and transport infrastructure at the interchange in Byron Bay as part of the Transport Access Program.
The Byron Bay Interchange project aims to provide an interchange precinct on Butler Street that is accessible to users with a disabiliry, parents and carers with prams, and people travelling with luggage.
Key features of the project
A heritage sympathetic bus shelter design
An allocated area for a ‘kiss and ride’ zone and taxi services
An accessible parking space
Allocated seating space for those with reduced mobility
A new amenities building with a family accessible toilet and ambulant toilet
An upgraded pedestrian crossing to formally connect to the town centre
Conservation and remediation works to the heritage water tower, including stabilisation works
Landscaping using native species
Three dedicated coach and bus bays
An additional bay for shuttle and mini-bus services
Other improvements and maintenance such as painting, new fencing and roof replacements
Updated Review of Environmental Factors on public display
Sydney Trains has prepared an updated Review of Environmental Factors (REF) for the Byron Bay Interchange on Butler Street. The updated REF will be on display for public comment from Thursday 23 May to Thursday 6 June 2019. During this time, Transport for NSW is inviting the community to provide feedback and make submissions on the REF and interchange design to help inform the project.
The REF is a planning document that outlines the proposed works, determines the potential impacts and identifies mitigation measures. The Byron Bay Interchange REF has been updated with consideration of the submissions received from the community in January 2019 and the conditions outlined by the S60, which was approved by the Office of Environment and Heritage in April 2019.
The REF and supporting documentation are on display at the Byron Bay Shire Council, Byron Bay Library, the Transport for NSW Chatswood Office and on this web page under ‘Documents’. The project team will also be in Byron Bay to meet with the community and other stakeholders at the times and locations listed.
Feedback received during the REF display period will be recorded, considered and addressed in a Determination Report. It will identify whether the project will proceed and conditons of approval.
Transport for NSW will continue to engnage with the community and stakeholders throughout the delivery of the Byron Bay Interchange project.
The NSW Government is improving accessibility and transport infrastructure at the interchange in Byron Bay as part of the Transport Access Program.
The Byron Bay Interchange project aims to provide an interchange precinct on Butler Street that is accessible to users with a disabiliry, parents and carers with prams, and people travelling with luggage.
Key features of the project
A heritage sympathetic bus shelter design
An allocated area for a ‘kiss and ride’ zone and taxi services
An accessible parking space
Allocated seating space for those with reduced mobility
A new amenities building with a family accessible toilet and ambulant toilet
An upgraded pedestrian crossing to formally connect to the town centre
Conservation and remediation works to the heritage water tower, including stabilisation works
Landscaping using native species
Three dedicated coach and bus bays
An additional bay for shuttle and mini-bus services
Other improvements and maintenance such as painting, new fencing and roof replacements
Updated Review of Environmental Factors on public display
Sydney Trains has prepared an updated Review of Environmental Factors (REF) for the Byron Bay Interchange on Butler Street. The updated REF will be on display for public comment from Thursday 23 May to Thursday 6 June 2019. During this time, Transport for NSW is inviting the community to provide feedback and make submissions on the REF and interchange design to help inform the project.
The REF is a planning document that outlines the proposed works, determines the potential impacts and identifies mitigation measures. The Byron Bay Interchange REF has been updated with consideration of the submissions received from the community in January 2019 and the conditions outlined by the S60, which was approved by the Office of Environment and Heritage in April 2019.
The REF and supporting documentation are on display at the Byron Bay Shire Council, Byron Bay Library, the Transport for NSW Chatswood Office and on this web page under ‘Documents’. The project team will also be in Byron Bay to meet with the community and other stakeholders at the times and locations listed.
Feedback received during the REF display period will be recorded, considered and addressed in a Determination Report. It will identify whether the project will proceed and conditons of approval.
Transport for NSW will continue to engnage with the community and stakeholders throughout the delivery of the Byron Bay Interchange project.