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The Blackheath Masterplan was adopted by Council at the meeting of 19 September 2017. The final Masterplan can be accessed on the Council website at www.bmcc.nsw.gov.au(External link). For information about implementing the masterplan please click on this link.
The Masterplan
The development of the Blackheath Village Centre Masterplan was completed in 2017 and is available for viewing on this site in the Document Library. The process involved extensive consultation, including feedback groups, public exhibition, open workshops, and specialist consultants.
Council has recently secured funding from two separate grants amounting to just under $3.5 million. This will all go towards implementing the objectives of the Blackheath Masterplan.
The main objectives are:
Improve public amenity and activation of town centre
Improve traffic and pedestrian circulation
Improve parking efficiency
A concept plan of the proposed works can be viewed on this site in the Document Library.
Works include:
Upgrading and extending shared paths
Paving
Street planting
Traffic calming
Intersection works
Town square
Bollard lights
Progress:
A traffic study for the area is being finalised to help inform the detailed design
The tender for the detailed design has recently gone to market
It is anticipated that the 50% design will go to Councillors, key stakeholders, and the community via local exhibition in shops and online in August 2019
Construction isn't expected to start until 2020
The Blackheath Masterplan was adopted by Council at the meeting of 19 September 2017. The final Masterplan can be accessed on the Council website at www.bmcc.nsw.gov.au(External link). For information about implementing the masterplan please click on this link.
The Masterplan
The development of the Blackheath Village Centre Masterplan was completed in 2017 and is available for viewing on this site in the Document Library. The process involved extensive consultation, including feedback groups, public exhibition, open workshops, and specialist consultants.
Council has recently secured funding from two separate grants amounting to just under $3.5 million. This will all go towards implementing the objectives of the Blackheath Masterplan.
The main objectives are:
Improve public amenity and activation of town centre
Improve traffic and pedestrian circulation
Improve parking efficiency
A concept plan of the proposed works can be viewed on this site in the Document Library.
Works include:
Upgrading and extending shared paths
Paving
Street planting
Traffic calming
Intersection works
Town square
Bollard lights
Progress:
A traffic study for the area is being finalised to help inform the detailed design
The tender for the detailed design has recently gone to market
It is anticipated that the 50% design will go to Councillors, key stakeholders, and the community via local exhibition in shops and online in August 2019