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25 Jan 2021
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Intersection plans yet to be finalised
Administrator term likely to be extended
Peninsula News - a community effort
Planning matters listed for comment without details
Reports to Council audit committee 'not for public'
Water patrols conduct compliance and breath tests
Church donates $3860 to Kenyan academy
Man charged with biting police officer
Brooke steps down as newsletter editor
Aged care residents watch eggs hatch and chicks grow
Car boot sale resumption delayed
Five seniors living units proposed for Rawson Rd
Proposal to subdivide Woy Woy Bay waterfront block
New application for Farnell Rd development
Residential flats proposed for Bowden Rd
Application to increase numbers at child care centre
Application for three units in West St
No details about residential flats proposal
Food and drink shop proposed
Five-year lease issued for kiosk
Tip vehicle numbers increase by 60 per cent
Hart calls for residents to have their say on rate rise
Rotary club hears about Cambodian project
No Peninsula Australia Day award winners
Gary reluctantly closes his business
Cafe for people with dementia and their carers
Garage fire contained in an hour
Discarded pontoon taken to tip
Dunecare program starts for the year
Bacon and egg rolls at The Bays
New members formally inducted
Rotary club plans Titanic Dinner Party
Stuck possum is rescued
Tree group urges: Plant the right tree in the right place
Heavy machinery and foam used for tip fire
Retaining walls cleaned
Custom-designed bike racks installed in Woy Woy
Events committee to meet
Peninsula not represented
Persson rejects proposal to sell off community land
Dry January after wet December
Collapse  FORUM FORUM
Rate rises are being rushed through
Ignoring a larger problem
Restoring the Peninsula's lost character
Collapse  HEALTH HEALTH
Woman airlifted from crash at Horsfield Bay
New guidelines for aged care visits
Collapse  ARTS ARTS
Patchwork group meets at crafts centre
Folk club plans 'grand opening' for 2021
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Kindergarten assessments held Friday and Monday
Guidelines for preschoolers
PCYC hosts gymnastics for kindergarten children
Ettalong students to provide their own supplies
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Umina women take Senior Fours championship
Christine is individual bridge champion
Ettalong pair are zone junior pairs and fours champions
Ocean Beach boat crew chosen for interbranch comp
Handicap Pairs first round part played
Riding 'somewhere around the Peninsula'
Soccer players wanted
Softball results
Southern Spirit cricket results

Intersection plans yet to be finalised

Plans to upgrade six intersections on Blackwall Rd, Woy Woy, and Memorial Ave, Blackwall, at a cost of $19 million, have yet to be finalised, according to NSW Roads and Maritime Services.

A Review of Environmental Factors and an updated design is expected to be displayed for comment this year, according to Services' website.

Four intersections are on Blackwall Rd, with Victoria Rd, Farnell Rd, Allfield Rd and McMasters Rd.

Two are on Memorial Ave, the intersections with Gallipoli Ave and Maitland Bay Dr.

The proposals include traffic lights at Farnell Rd, no access out of Allfield Rd east onto Blackwall Rd, a new left turn bay from Blackwall Rd to Allfield Rd, a right turn lane from Blackwall Rd onto McMasters Rd, no right turn from McMasters Rd onto Blackwall Rd, and pedestrian lights south of the intersection.

It is proposed to provide dual right turn lanes from Maitland Bay Dr onto Memorial Ave and to provide two lanes northbound from Barrenjoey Rd, with separate left and right turn lanes out of Gallipoli Ave. There would be a raised pedestrian crossing in Blackwall Rd near Victoria Rd.

NSW Roads and Maritime Service reported that a community consultation in September received a total of 30 responses.

"The submissions received identified support for the intersection upgrade at Memorial Ave, Barrenjoey Rd and Maitland Bay Dr and the raised pedestrian crossing proposed on Blackwall Rd just south of Victoria Road roundabout," the consultation report said.

"All responses will be considered as we move into the next stages of the design," it stated.

"The community will be given another chance to comment with the Review of Environmental Factors and updated design is displayed for comment in 2021."





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