Safe Routes to Maylands Peninsula Primary School

Background

The ‘Safe Routes to School’ project aims to improve safety for our most vulnerable road users and increase walking, cycling and scooting to school as it is well recognised that this helps keep our kids healthy and happy.

To make it easier for parents and students to walk, cycle and scoot to school more often we will be identifying and providing pathway improvements, footpath stencils and wayfinding signage to six (6) safe routes to Maylands Peninsula Primary School.

This information will help us prioritise the work required to make the network safer and more enjoyable. The schedule (and time to implement) the work will be released depending on funding rollouts. The City will also be working with the Department of Transport's Your Move team on programs and signage.

Community Engagement

Submissions closed on Friday 20 May 2022.

An outcomes report for the engagement can be found here. This report summarises the survey results and provides an update on the program to date. All feedback from the survey was analysed and relevant issues were forwarded to the appropriate City departments for information and inclusion in future implementation plans.

What’s Next

Due to the availability of funds and prioritisation of projects across the City, improvements will be rolled out in stages. Some of the requested treatments can be addressed each financial year. However, the City is intending to incorporate requests into other existing programs that may assist in the delivery of some projects.

Background

The ‘Safe Routes to School’ project aims to improve safety for our most vulnerable road users and increase walking, cycling and scooting to school as it is well recognised that this helps keep our kids healthy and happy.

To make it easier for parents and students to walk, cycle and scoot to school more often we will be identifying and providing pathway improvements, footpath stencils and wayfinding signage to six (6) safe routes to Maylands Peninsula Primary School.

This information will help us prioritise the work required to make the network safer and more enjoyable. The schedule (and time to implement) the work will be released depending on funding rollouts. The City will also be working with the Department of Transport's Your Move team on programs and signage.

Community Engagement

Submissions closed on Friday 20 May 2022.

An outcomes report for the engagement can be found here. This report summarises the survey results and provides an update on the program to date. All feedback from the survey was analysed and relevant issues were forwarded to the appropriate City departments for information and inclusion in future implementation plans.

What’s Next

Due to the availability of funds and prioritisation of projects across the City, improvements will be rolled out in stages. Some of the requested treatments can be addressed each financial year. However, the City is intending to incorporate requests into other existing programs that may assist in the delivery of some projects.

Hazard & Infrastructure Suggestions - Maylands Peninsula Primary School Routes

over 2 years

We want your feedback on our six (6) safe routes. Please use the map below to: 

  • Flag any hazards on the safe routes (please use the check box to identify which type of hazard).
  • Identify missing infrastructure or signage (please leave a comment to tell us what you would like to see at that location). 

There's no limit on the number of pins you can add. 

How to use the interactive map 

  1.  Zoom in on the map to accurately place your pin or use the magnifying glass (top right of the map) to search an address 
  2. Click the plus "+" symbol on the left side of the map
  3.  Then select your pin and drag to the on the map 
  4.  Add your comment, you can also upload an image to help demonstrate your feedback. 
  5.  When complete, click submit to save your pin on the map.
CLOSED: This map consultation has concluded.
Page last updated: 03 Apr 2023, 04:46 PM