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As part of a new development in Aldinga, we have requested the developer Remen Nominees Pty Ltd upgrade How Road to cater for the increase in traffic.

We have been seeking resident feedback on plans to upgrade How Road between and including Starfish Drive and Aldinga Beach Road, Aldinga. Council recommended traffic calming devices in three locations, a footpath, and upright kerbs.

A draft concept plan has been developed which complements the future intersection at Aldinga Beach Road currently being designed. This upgrade intends to ensure future traffic flows are managed and existing residents will have improved access. The draft concept plan includes the following:

  • Removal of the existing pavement material and new materials provided to ensure that the longevity of the road meets council requirements.
  • Upright kerb along the western edge and filling of the existing council stormwater swale, raising of communication pits and the installation of a number of side entry pits to capture stormwater from this side of the road and pipe it to the existing eastern swale. A concrete flush edging will be installed along the eastern side of the road.
  • A new 1500mm wide washed aggregate footpath will be installed along the full length of the western side of the road to provide an increased and safer access for pedestrian and resident access.
  • New brushed concrete driveway crossovers will be installed for all existing driveways. The crossovers will extend from the back of the kerb layback to the front boundary of the allotment(s).
  • The inclusion of designed slow points, similar to that installed in the new Starfish Drive within stage 2 of the Aldinga Green development will reduce speed through this area will provide a safer resident experience.

You can view the draft concept plan for more detail.

Consultation was open between 6 March to 27 March 2024.

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