Naming of ROW Guildford Rd, Milne, Neville and Roberts Streets Bayswater

Consultation has concluded

The City is seeking input from the community on the proposed naming of the right-of-way (ROW) bordered by Guildford Road, Milne Street, Neville Street and Roberts Street, Bayswater.

Background

In May 2023, the City received a request from a resident located along the ROW asking that the City investigate formally naming the currently unnamed ROW to assist with locating the ROW. The City presented three names from the City's Name Register, 'Oblong Lane', 'Bartlett Lane' and 'Grace/Grace Hardie Lane' to Council at its 30 April 2024 Ordinary Council Meeting, where Council endorsed all three names for public comment.

To find out more about these names, please see the menu to the right.

How to get involved in choosing the laneway name

The City is asking the public to provide their name preference in the following ways:

  • Complete the online survey below;
  • Request a hard copy survey by contacting manon.arnold@bayswater.wa.gov.au or visit one of the City's libraries.
  • Email comments to mail@bayswater.wa.gov.au or;
  • Provide comments via post to the Chief Executive Officer, City of Bayswater, PO Box 467, Morley WA 6943.

What's next?

Submissions and comments will be reviewed, and City Officers will present a report to Council. Council has the opportunity to:

  • Proceed with the name 'Oblong Lane',
  • Proceed with the name 'Bartlett Lane',
  • Proceed with the name 'Grace Lane',
  • Proceed with the name 'Grace Hardie Lane'
  • Consider naming alternatives for the ROW.

Should Council resolve to name the ROW either 'Oblong Lane', 'Bartlett Lane' or 'Grace/Grace Hardie Lane', the City will forward the request to Landgate for final review and approval.

A report was presented to Council on the 24 September 2024 Ordinary Council Meeting (OCM). Council endorsed both 'Oblong Turtle Lane' and 'Oblong Lane' as name options for the ROW, with the preferred name being 'Oblong Turtle Lane'.

The minutes of the report from the 24 September 2024 OCM can be found here.

The City forwarded the preferred name of ‘Oblong Turtle Lane' to Landgate for final approval, and Landgate have approved the name 'Oblong Turtle Lane' for the subject ROW. Signposts have been installed along the ROW.

The City is seeking input from the community on the proposed naming of the right-of-way (ROW) bordered by Guildford Road, Milne Street, Neville Street and Roberts Street, Bayswater.

Background

In May 2023, the City received a request from a resident located along the ROW asking that the City investigate formally naming the currently unnamed ROW to assist with locating the ROW. The City presented three names from the City's Name Register, 'Oblong Lane', 'Bartlett Lane' and 'Grace/Grace Hardie Lane' to Council at its 30 April 2024 Ordinary Council Meeting, where Council endorsed all three names for public comment.

To find out more about these names, please see the menu to the right.

How to get involved in choosing the laneway name

The City is asking the public to provide their name preference in the following ways:

  • Complete the online survey below;
  • Request a hard copy survey by contacting manon.arnold@bayswater.wa.gov.au or visit one of the City's libraries.
  • Email comments to mail@bayswater.wa.gov.au or;
  • Provide comments via post to the Chief Executive Officer, City of Bayswater, PO Box 467, Morley WA 6943.

What's next?

Submissions and comments will be reviewed, and City Officers will present a report to Council. Council has the opportunity to:

  • Proceed with the name 'Oblong Lane',
  • Proceed with the name 'Bartlett Lane',
  • Proceed with the name 'Grace Lane',
  • Proceed with the name 'Grace Hardie Lane'
  • Consider naming alternatives for the ROW.

Should Council resolve to name the ROW either 'Oblong Lane', 'Bartlett Lane' or 'Grace/Grace Hardie Lane', the City will forward the request to Landgate for final review and approval.

A report was presented to Council on the 24 September 2024 Ordinary Council Meeting (OCM). Council endorsed both 'Oblong Turtle Lane' and 'Oblong Lane' as name options for the ROW, with the preferred name being 'Oblong Turtle Lane'.

The minutes of the report from the 24 September 2024 OCM can be found here.

The City forwarded the preferred name of ‘Oblong Turtle Lane' to Landgate for final approval, and Landgate have approved the name 'Oblong Turtle Lane' for the subject ROW. Signposts have been installed along the ROW.