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Thank you to everyone who contributed feedback on The Link. Keep an eye out for updated plans which will be shared in early 2025.

We’re designing ‘The Link’ walking and cycling connection between Brooklyn and Altona Gate Shopping Centre.

‘The Link’ is a feature project from the Better Places guide for Brooklyn and Altona North. Community consultation in 2022 revealed an opportunity to improve connections between Brooklyn and Altona North, and address safety issues around Millers Road.

The Link will provide a safe and convenient linkage between the two areas, that will be attractive to pedestrians, existing recreational cyclists and commuters, as well as those who currently don't feel comfortable cycling in the area.

We could love to hear your feedback! View the draft plan below, and then have your say via our survey.

Overview

The draft plan includes the following key elements:

  • Off-road paths for walking, and a mix of off-road paths and on-road shared lanes for cycling

  • Traffic calming measures along on-road cycling routes to improve road safety

  • No significant changes to vehicle access or carparking

Want more details?

🟣 View the concept images - Click on the images to zoom in

🔵 Check out the map - Click the dots on the map below to learn about local infrastructure upgrades proposed for each street

🟢 Download the draft plans - View the proposal in more detail

D.N Duane Reserve - Proposed shared use path through D.N Duane Reserve connecting Houston Court to the Federation Trail.
Glade Avenue - One of two proposed raised table intersections on Glade Avenue providing a safe on-road cycling connection.
A.W Bond Reserve - Proposed shared use path through A.W Bond Reserve connecting to Altona Gate Shopping Centre.
Map of proposed 'Link' walking and cycling path extending from Brooklyn Reserve to Altona Gate Shopping Centre, via D.N. Duane Reserve, Houston Court, new freeway overpass, Rosala Avenue, Glade Avenue, and A.W. Bond Reserve.

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Your contribution will be used to inform the development of the final plan, which will be shared with the community in early 2025.

Hobsons Bay City Council acknowledges the Bunurong People of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Owners of these municipal lands and waterways, and pay our respects to Elders past and present.



Artwork: ‘Bandu Gaddaan’ (Come together as one mob), Elverina Johnson 2018

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