Precinct 17, 18, 19, 20 and D Local Area Traffic Management Plan

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Consultation has concluded

Ashford, Keswick, Kurralta Pk, Marleston and Plympton LATM Plan


Update: During the latest round of community consultation, proposed options for traffic calming devices to be installed at locations of significant concern were provided to the community for feedback, with nearly 1,000 people visiting our Your Say project page and 173 people providing input.

Based on feedback, a draft LATM plan will be developed and presented to Council for endorsement in the coming months. Implementation of the calming devices will occur during the next 5 years. Implementation will be based on priority of treatments and subject to funding.



In 2020, the City of West Torrens completed investigations for the Local Area Traffic Management (LATM) Study for the area comprising of Ashford, Keswick, Kurralta Park, Marleston and parts of Plympton, Netley and North Plympton, also known as Precincts 17, 18, 19, 20 and D. As part of this study, local residents, businesses and other key stakeholders were surveyed to help identify local traffic issues in conjunction with our investigations.

We have now reviewed the feedback and are seeking community feedback on the proposed options for traffic calming devices to be installed at locations of significant concern. 


View documents 

 

Area of Study


How to have your say

Provide your feedback using any of the following:

  • Online
    Use the     online feedback form at the bottom of this page.

  • Community drop-in sessions
    Staff will be in attendance to discuss local traffic issues, answer questions, note concerns and receive feedback on the LATM Plan’s proposed traffic management measures.


    Drop-in session 1
    When: Tuesday 12 April, 3pm - 6pm
    Where: Weigall Oval, Oval Terrace, Plympton

    Drop-in session 2
    When: Wednesday 13 April, 3pm - 6pm
    Where: Kesmond Reserve, Everard Ave, Keswick

  • Post
    Complete the     printable feedback form or prepare a written submission (including your name and residential address) and mail to:
    'Precincts 17-20 LATM feedback'
    City of West Torrens
    165 Sir Donald Bradman Drive
     Hilton 5033
    Please ensure you include the precinct and proposed treatment number(s) you are referring to in your submission.

  • Email
    Complete the     printable feedback form or prepare a written submission (including your name and residential address) and email csu@wtcc.sa.gov.au with the subject heading 'Precincts 17-20 LATM feedback'. Please ensure you include the precinct and proposed treatment number(s) you are referring to in your submission. 

All responses must be received by 5pm Friday 22 April 2022.

 
Additional information 

If you would like to discuss the LATM Plan or have any questions, please contact our Team Leader Traffic and Transport on (08) 8416 6333 or email csu@wtcc.sa.gov.au

 

Council’s use of personal information 

Please note that the City of West Torrens is a public authority which is bound by the Local Government Act 1999, and other relevant legislation, to retain information and to make certain information publicly available. In some instances, this will require Council to publish personal information such as names and addresses of those whose information it holds. If you have any questions regarding the use of your personal information please contact Council on (08) 8416 6333.

Ashford, Keswick, Kurralta Pk, Marleston and Plympton LATM Plan


Update: During the latest round of community consultation, proposed options for traffic calming devices to be installed at locations of significant concern were provided to the community for feedback, with nearly 1,000 people visiting our Your Say project page and 173 people providing input.

Based on feedback, a draft LATM plan will be developed and presented to Council for endorsement in the coming months. Implementation of the calming devices will occur during the next 5 years. Implementation will be based on priority of treatments and subject to funding.



In 2020, the City of West Torrens completed investigations for the Local Area Traffic Management (LATM) Study for the area comprising of Ashford, Keswick, Kurralta Park, Marleston and parts of Plympton, Netley and North Plympton, also known as Precincts 17, 18, 19, 20 and D. As part of this study, local residents, businesses and other key stakeholders were surveyed to help identify local traffic issues in conjunction with our investigations.

We have now reviewed the feedback and are seeking community feedback on the proposed options for traffic calming devices to be installed at locations of significant concern. 


View documents 

 

Area of Study


How to have your say

Provide your feedback using any of the following:

  • Online
    Use the     online feedback form at the bottom of this page.

  • Community drop-in sessions
    Staff will be in attendance to discuss local traffic issues, answer questions, note concerns and receive feedback on the LATM Plan’s proposed traffic management measures.


    Drop-in session 1
    When: Tuesday 12 April, 3pm - 6pm
    Where: Weigall Oval, Oval Terrace, Plympton

    Drop-in session 2
    When: Wednesday 13 April, 3pm - 6pm
    Where: Kesmond Reserve, Everard Ave, Keswick

  • Post
    Complete the     printable feedback form or prepare a written submission (including your name and residential address) and mail to:
    'Precincts 17-20 LATM feedback'
    City of West Torrens
    165 Sir Donald Bradman Drive
     Hilton 5033
    Please ensure you include the precinct and proposed treatment number(s) you are referring to in your submission.

  • Email
    Complete the     printable feedback form or prepare a written submission (including your name and residential address) and email csu@wtcc.sa.gov.au with the subject heading 'Precincts 17-20 LATM feedback'. Please ensure you include the precinct and proposed treatment number(s) you are referring to in your submission. 

All responses must be received by 5pm Friday 22 April 2022.

 
Additional information 

If you would like to discuss the LATM Plan or have any questions, please contact our Team Leader Traffic and Transport on (08) 8416 6333 or email csu@wtcc.sa.gov.au

 

Council’s use of personal information 

Please note that the City of West Torrens is a public authority which is bound by the Local Government Act 1999, and other relevant legislation, to retain information and to make certain information publicly available. In some instances, this will require Council to publish personal information such as names and addresses of those whose information it holds. If you have any questions regarding the use of your personal information please contact Council on (08) 8416 6333.

Consultation has concluded

If you have any questions about the LATM, feel free to ask them here and we will get back to you as soon as possible (usually within two business days).

  • Share Wondering how the AKKMP LATM is proceeding, I see that Stakeholder consultation was due in March. I'm particularly concerned about traffic speed on Birdwood Tce as some drivers seem to consider the straights between roundabouts as a speed trail. Stephen on Facebook Share Wondering how the AKKMP LATM is proceeding, I see that Stakeholder consultation was due in March. I'm particularly concerned about traffic speed on Birdwood Tce as some drivers seem to consider the straights between roundabouts as a speed trail. Stephen on Twitter Share Wondering how the AKKMP LATM is proceeding, I see that Stakeholder consultation was due in March. I'm particularly concerned about traffic speed on Birdwood Tce as some drivers seem to consider the straights between roundabouts as a speed trail. Stephen on Linkedin Email Wondering how the AKKMP LATM is proceeding, I see that Stakeholder consultation was due in March. I'm particularly concerned about traffic speed on Birdwood Tce as some drivers seem to consider the straights between roundabouts as a speed trail. Stephen link

    Wondering how the AKKMP LATM is proceeding, I see that Stakeholder consultation was due in March. I'm particularly concerned about traffic speed on Birdwood Tce as some drivers seem to consider the straights between roundabouts as a speed trail. Stephen

    Stephen J asked over 2 years ago

    Traffic management designs and concepts for the AKKMP LATM area are now being investigated in detail, ensuring existing stormwater issues are addressed. The delay in stakeholder consultation is predominantly due to traffic impact considerations from the proposed upgrade of the North South Corridor. This is expected to be completed in the coming months.

    In relation to Birdwood Terrace, raised pavement humps have been recommended along the road to minimise speeding traffic. Once the designs are completed, all affected residents will be consulted prior to construction. 

  • Share Hi, I have just learned about the LATM plan this evening by chance. ( I discovered the council's website "Yoursay".... As a resident living within this area I am surprised that I wasn't made aware of the initial consultation process. How was the consultation conducted? Have I missed an email or a letter from the council regarding this ? Thank you,Lesley on Facebook Share Hi, I have just learned about the LATM plan this evening by chance. ( I discovered the council's website "Yoursay".... As a resident living within this area I am surprised that I wasn't made aware of the initial consultation process. How was the consultation conducted? Have I missed an email or a letter from the council regarding this ? Thank you,Lesley on Twitter Share Hi, I have just learned about the LATM plan this evening by chance. ( I discovered the council's website "Yoursay".... As a resident living within this area I am surprised that I wasn't made aware of the initial consultation process. How was the consultation conducted? Have I missed an email or a letter from the council regarding this ? Thank you,Lesley on Linkedin Email Hi, I have just learned about the LATM plan this evening by chance. ( I discovered the council's website "Yoursay".... As a resident living within this area I am surprised that I wasn't made aware of the initial consultation process. How was the consultation conducted? Have I missed an email or a letter from the council regarding this ? Thank you,Lesley link

    Hi, I have just learned about the LATM plan this evening by chance. ( I discovered the council's website "Yoursay".... As a resident living within this area I am surprised that I wasn't made aware of the initial consultation process. How was the consultation conducted? Have I missed an email or a letter from the council regarding this ? Thank you,Lesley

    Lesley asked over 3 years ago

    Consultation letters were posted to all properties within the study area back in February/March 2020 and the consultation period closed in late March 2020.

    We will be engaging local residents further on the matter in March 2021 so you may have the opportunity to contribute to the study then.

  • Share When can we expect changes to parking on the commonly used "through" roads? Increased housing density has massively increased on-street parking and many drivers play chicken to be first one between cars parked on both sides of the road. on Facebook Share When can we expect changes to parking on the commonly used "through" roads? Increased housing density has massively increased on-street parking and many drivers play chicken to be first one between cars parked on both sides of the road. on Twitter Share When can we expect changes to parking on the commonly used "through" roads? Increased housing density has massively increased on-street parking and many drivers play chicken to be first one between cars parked on both sides of the road. on Linkedin Email When can we expect changes to parking on the commonly used "through" roads? Increased housing density has massively increased on-street parking and many drivers play chicken to be first one between cars parked on both sides of the road. link

    When can we expect changes to parking on the commonly used "through" roads? Increased housing density has massively increased on-street parking and many drivers play chicken to be first one between cars parked on both sides of the road.

    Natalie asked over 2 years ago

    Thanks for your question Natalie.

    We understand the importance of parking provisions to support the needs of residential and commercial premises. Any changes to existing parking controls, if justified will require consultation with affected stakeholders and property owners in ensuring that the community's needs are also addressed. If you could provide information about specifically which roads you are referring to, we can look into it and provide you with a more detailed answer.

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