Public Notices
05/04/2024
Georges River Council propose to improve parking for visitors to the shopping and entertainment precinct at Beverly Hills.
What are we doing?
Georges River Council has worked with Transport for NSW (TfNSW) to review current parking arrangements and identify opportunities to improve parking for visitors to the town centre.
Council proposes to temporarily convert some existing unrestricted parking spaces in the surrounding residential area, to timed parking. The parking restrictions will be reassessed at the end of the trial before a final decision is made.
Benefits
Beverly Hills is a key strategic location that offers an abundance of amenities and services for the local community. To ensure small businesses surrounding King Georges Road continue to thrive, additional short-term parking is proposed for their customers.
These temporary changes will be located within a short walking distance and will provide more short term parking spaces for customers, residents, and businesses in the local area.
The temporary changes will provide improved pedestrian connectivity, accessibility, and priority along and across the corridor while improving vehicle turnover throughout the day.
Location of parking changes
The changes will be on the following local residential streets in Beverly Hills:
- Frederick Avenue east of King Georges Road to Lee Avenue.
- Car park south of Frederick Avenue.
- Norfolk Avenue east of King Georges Road to Lee Avenue.
- Beresford Avenue east of King Georges Road to Lee Avenue.
- Car park south of Beresford Avenue.
- Edgbaston Road east of Melvin Street to King Georges Road.
- Hampden Street south of Edgbaston Road to Stoney Creek Road.
- Melvin Street south of Edgbaston Road to 15 Melvin Street.
We want your feedback
Please send us your comments on these proposed changes by 19 April 2024 via email to projects@transport.nsw.gov.au or contact the project information line on 1800 684 490.
Georges River Council will carefully consider your feedback, with the final proposed temporary changes to be reported to the Traffic Advisory Committee for consideration.
Proposed parking changes
For more information, please visit Beverly Hills Commuter Car Park | Transport for NSW.
You can also contact Transport NSW on 1800 684 490 or email projects@transport.nsw.gov.au.
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