|
Region |
Local Government Authority |
Grant amount |
Project location |
Project information |
|
Kimberley |
Shire of Broome |
$39,450.00 |
Frederick Street, Broome |
This project is to construct a 750m shared-use pathway along the northern side of Frederick Street from the intersection with Broome Highway to a proposed crossing near the Broome High School. This path will add to Broome's developing Footpath and Bicycle Network and will be used by tourists, local residents, students and commuters of various facilities along the way. |
|
Pilbara |
Shire of Roebourne |
$50,000.00 |
Baynton to Tambrey Bicycle Route (Bt1), Nickol |
This grant will provide 520m of shared-use path that will complete the western section of the off road bike path network and will formally link the suburbs of Baynton and Nickol. This path will enable this highly used gravel track to be transformed into a facility that is able to safely accommodate cyclists and pedestrians, particularly local school students, that use it on a daily basis. |
|
Gascoyne |
Shire of Carnarvon |
$17,260.00 |
Babbage Island Road, Brockman |
This grant will provide a 310m shared-use pathway which will provide the final link in a number of pathways that will be constructed on Babbage Island Road connecting with David Brand Drive. Both these roads are direct routes to many of the towns recreational facilities including the swimming pool, playground, schools and medical centre. |
| Shire of Upper Gascoyne |
$36,348.00 |
Scott Street and Gregory Street, Gascoyne Junction |
This 600m shared-use pathway will connect the main infrastructure of the town and reduce the potential for conflict between vehicles and pedestrians. This pathway will provide a safe route for cyclists and pedestrians along a road that is in constant use by tourists and road trains, where previously they had to walk or cycle on the road carriageway. |
|
Mid West |
Shire of Coorow |
$13,000.00 |
Bryant Street, Green Head |
This grant will fund 400m of shared-use pathway that is the first stage of pathway to link the new subdivision at South Bay, Green Head, with the commercial area of Green Head. This path will provide much improved, safer access between the main shopping area of Green Head and the tourist, recreation and residential areas of South Bay, Green Head. |
|
City of Geraldton |
$50,000.00 |
The Foreshore, Geraldton |
This grant will fund 1500m of shared-use pathway along the Geraldton foreshore, which will become a link in the city's pathway network. This important link will provide access between northern and north eastern suburbs and the shopping and commerce business in the CBD, two regional high schools, two primary schools and a special school for the disabled. It is also an important north south link and allows easier access for commuters into the CBD. |
|
Shire of Greenough |
$2,500.00 |
Bicycle Racks for Tarcoola Beach, Wandina, Drummond Cove and Strathalbyn |
This project will improve the cycle related facilities in Greenough. This project will encourage cyclists to secure their bicycles and use facilities such as drink fountains and also decrease acts of theft which discourage cyclists using pathway network facilities. |
|
Shire of Irwin
|
$19,805.00
|
Flanagan Way and Richardson Street, Dongara/Port Denison |
This grant will provide two shared-use pathways which will link to existing pathway networks to allow the wider community access to the local pre-school and the recreation centre. Currently users, many of which are children, need to walk and cycle on the road or verge to access these facilities. |
| Goldfields-Esperance |
Shire of Kalgoorlie/Boulder |
$49,929.00 |
Dugan Street, Piccadilly |
This grant is for the widening of a 1912m pathway which is an important link in the City's Bike Plan. The path in its current condition services pedestrians accessing two primary schools and provides access from the train station to the CBD, yet there is conflict between cyclists, pedestrians and disabled users. The proposed 3m wide pathway aims to provide room for all users and encourage the community to consider alternative modes of transport to access the schools. |
|
Wheatbelt |
Shire of Bruce Rock |
$30,000.00 |
Johnson Street, Butcher Street, Swan Street and Dunstall Street, Bruce Rock |
This grant will provide 2000m of shared-use pathway which will complete stage one of a shared-use pathway in the town of Bruce Rock. This pathway links several major facilities including the main Shopping District, District Hospital, Medical Centre, District High School, Kindergarten, Seniors Units, Frail and Aged Lodge, Recreation Centre and Swimming Pool. This pathway system will provide safe access for users including children, parents with prams and elderly citizens. |
| Shire of Lake Grace |
$21,667.00 |
Maley Street, Mitchell Street and Recreation Reserve Entrance Road, Newdegate |
This grant for 1000m of shared-use pathway will extend Newdegate's existing shared-use pathway and link the Town Centre with the Community Indoor Recreation Centre and Recreation Grounds. This shared-use pathway will improve facilities in the town and provide both Newdegate residents and visitors alike with a safe walk/cycleway which links the whole of the town. |
| Shire of Narembeen |
$29,905.00 |
Hilton Way, Ada Street and Churchill Street, Narembeen |
This project will provide 712m of shared-use pathway to complete Stage One of developing key pathway infrastructure in the Narembeen townsite. This project will connect and improve access between aged care facilities, the hospital, the doctor, pharmacy and town centre. It will also provide a safe, secure route between the school and the town centre and it will provide a safer alternative route for seniors reliant on gophers. |
| Shire of Pingelly |
$34,000.00 |
Somerset Street and Brown Street, Pingelly |
The 950m shared-use path is stage three of a five stage development plan. This path will continue the pathway along Somerset Street, past the Recreation/Swimming complex which completes the link from the school to these facilities and continues the pathway along Brown Street past the Tennis and Bowling Clubs. |
| Shire of Wongan-Ballidu |
$19,908.00 |
Wilson Street and Coomer Street, Wongan Hills |
This grant will provide two new shared-use pathways in Wongan Hills, one on Wilson Street and another on Coomer Street. These paths will connect with existing path networks, allowing for safer pedestrian and cyclists activities, whilst also providing a safe passage for children and elderly members of the community to the towns essential commercial/medical/social and sporting amenities. |
| Shire of York |
$7,750.00 |
Planning Grant |
This grant will be used to develop a shared-use pathway plan for the Shire of York, as the current plan has not been significantly revised since it was first prepared in 1996. The plan itself did not cater for the strong population growth experienced in that period and the growing popularity of walking and cycling as a means of both commuting and recreation in that time. Council has $600,000 to spend on pathways over the next 10 years and therefore want to ensure that this money maximises the benefits to residents and tourists. |
| Shire of Williams |
$21,000.00 |
Fry Street and Richardson Street, Williams |
This project will provide a 500m section of shared-use pathway along Fry and Richardson Streets, providing the completion of the link between the south eastern residential areas, the Primary School, recreation areas and main shopping precinct. This project forms year one of the Local Bicycle Plan. This will provide a safe and accessible pathway for pedestrians, cyclists, gophers and parents with prams as an alternative to walking on the roadway or gravel shoulders. |
| Peel |
Shire of Murray |
$16,770.00 |
North Yunderup Road, North Yunderup |
This grant will provide a 590m shared-use pathway, plus two pram ramps on the east side of North Yunderup Road from the existing shared-use path to the Wilgie Creek trail. This path is an important part of the existing path network as it joins together two frequently used paths plus it will provide local residents access to the path network. The construction of this shared-use pathway will allow pedestrians and cyclists to travel off the road in a safe environment. |
| Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale |
$33,000.00 |
Hall Road, Serpentine |
This grant will provide a 1085m shared-use pathway on Hall Road, where medium to heavy vehicles travel at fairly high speeds. Currently, pedestrians use the shoulder or the road itself as a means of travel, so this path will provide safer access for all users. |
| Shire of Waroona |
$16,525.00 |
Eastcott Street, Sutton Street and Thatcher Street, Waroona |
The project involves the upgrading of 600m shared-use pathway that is used by residents of the Hostel and Independent Living units as well as school children. The project will provide the benefit of upgrading the old slabs to a higher standard, low maintenance surface that will be of particular benefit to the aged residents in the community. |
| South West |
Shire of Collie |
$44,500.00 |
Prinsep Street South, Collie |
This grant involves the construction of 110m of shared-use pathway along Princep Street South from the CBD on Throssell Street (highway through Collie) south to the existing path network on Kingsford Street. The purpose of this pathway is to provide cycle and pedestrian traffic access southwards from the town centre and connecting to the existing network in the southern parts of Collie. |
|
Shire of Dardanup |
$20,000.00 |
Hands Avenue, Eaton |
This project will provide a 500m shared-use pathway along Hands Avenue. This will link from Eaton Drive to Pratt Road, and will connect to the overall shared-use pathway network throughout Eaton. The construction of the pathway along Hands Avenue will enable cyclists, disabled persons, pedestrians and school children a safer route placed off the road. |
|
Shire of Donnybrook-Balingup |
$8,000.00 |
South Western Highway, Balingup |
This grant will provide a 135m shared-use pathway along South Western Highway, between Brockman Street and Forrest Street. This path will provide safer access for residents, particularly for seniors who use gophers. There are various existing pathways which link the school to the central business district and this pathway will complete the missing link in access to the CBD. |
|
Great Southern |
City of Gnowangerup |
$20,000.00 |
Broomehill-Jerramungup Road, Gnowangerup |
This grant will allow the construction of 346m shared-use pathway which is the first stage in a plan to extend the current path network along the Broomehill-Jerramungup main road as it enters Gnowangerup from the north. This stage of the path will serve the Gnowangerup Hospital and the Mallee Springs facility. The primary users of the pathway will be residents, pedestrians, pram users, wheelchair users, hospital residents and visitors, aged persons and school children. |
|
Shire of Katanning |
$14,656.00 |
Harris Street, Katanning |
This 540m shared-use pathway will provide a link to the centre of town, providing a safer passage for youth from the east side of town to the Katanning Primary School and CBD. This pathway contributes to the establishment of a significant path network connecting the townsite with key infrastructure. |
|
Shire of Tambellup |
$16,360.00 |
Gnowangerup-Tambellup Road and Crowden Street, Tambellup |
This 317m of shared-use path will be split into two pathways that will form an integral part of the pathway network in Tambellup. Crowden Street provides the main pedestrian access to Diprose Park, the Youth Centre, Sportsground and Caravan Park and there is currently no structured path in place. The existing path on Gnowangerup-Tambellup Road will be replaced due to a deterioration in condition which has made it hazardous for users. |
