April 2017

Transport Access ProgramEastwood Commuter Car Park

The NSW government is providing additional commuter parking for customers using Eastwood Station. The new commuter car park will provide a better experience for customers by delivering accessible, modern, secure, and integrated transport infrastructure.

Project overview Following a review of potential sites in the area and initial consultation with City of Ryde Council, Transport for NSW has identified two potential locations for the commuter car park:

• West Parade, lower Eastwood Park • West Parade, multi-storey over Bus Interchange

Transport for NSW is seeking your feedback on the two options to help us understand what is important to our customers and the broader community, and help us progress the design for the preferred site.

Come and meet the Transport for NSW teamKeep your eye out for ‘pop-up’ information booths and drop-in sessions where you will be able to learn more about the two options.

Our friendly staff will be available to answer any questions you may have.

Key dates:

‘Pop-up’ information booth, Eastwood Station:• 4pm to 6pm, Friday 7 April• 4pm to 6pm, Thursday 27 April

Drop-in session, Eastwood Women’s Rest Centre (behind Eastwood library):• 10am to 2pm, Saturday 29 April• 4.30pm to 7.30pm, Wednesday 3 May

Our project webpage www.transport.nsw.gov.au/projects/tap is also a great way to find the latest information and is regularly updated.

Next steps – Planning approval

West Parade, lower Eastwood Park

One potential location for the commuter car park is the lower field at Eastwood Park adjacent to West Parade. Key features include:

• c onverting the existing oval into a ground level • six accessible spacescommuter car park to provide around 270 new • lighting and CCTVcar spaces

• upgrade to change rooms and amenities building• c onstruction of an all-weather, multi-use synthetic

• a c onstruction timeframe of approximately surface above the at-grade car park for the

10 months.community and sporting groups to use

West Parade, multi-storey over Bus Interchange

An alternative location being considered is building a multi-storey car park over the existing commuter car park on West Parade. Key features include:

• c onstruction of a six storey car park above the existing bus interchange to provide around 250 car spaces

• improved lighting and CCTV

• construction of a lift

• five accessible spaces

• integrated access to trains and buses

• a construction timeframe of around 14 months.

Have your say We want your feedback on the two locations to help us understand what is important to our customers and the broader community. You can make a difference by telling us:

• Which option you think is the best for the new car park and why

• What features you might like incorporated into a commuter car park facility in your preferred location

• What opportunities and constraints you may see

Feedback can be sent to:

• projects@transport.nsw.gov.au

• Transport Access Program – Eastwood Director – Planning and Environment Locked Bag 6501, St Leonards NSW 2065

Please provide your feedback by 5pm Sunday 7 May 2017.

Your feedback will help Transport for NSW identify which location is the best for our customers and the broader community, and help us progress the design for the preferred site.

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