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The plan was developed following extensive consultation undertaken in February–March 2017.
The Bicycle Plan proposes cycling infrastructure grouped by dedicated Principal Shared Paths, strategic routes, local routes, training routes, and Safe Active Streets. The Bicycle Plan also proposes education and awareness programs to support the delivery of infrastructure and encourage the community to ride bicycles.
A number of community pop-ups will be held throughout the City to provide residents an opportunity to ask any questions and give feedback:
Forrestfield Forum, 15 February 2018 (10:00am - 2:00pm)
Kalamunda 100, 25 February 2018 (post-race)
Conversation Café, 42 on Haynes, 25 March 2018 (8:00am - 10:00am)
Complete our online feedback form and have your say.
Hard copies of the plan and feedback form are also available from the City of Kalamunda Administration, 2 Railway Road in Kalamunda, and from all City libraries and recreation centres.
Comments close 5pm Friday 13 April 2018.
UPDATE: October 2018 The Bicycle Plan 2017 has now been adopted by Council at the June Ordinary Council Meeting:
The plan was developed following extensive consultation undertaken in February–March 2017.
The Bicycle Plan proposes cycling infrastructure grouped by dedicated Principal Shared Paths, strategic routes, local routes, training routes, and Safe Active Streets. The Bicycle Plan also proposes education and awareness programs to support the delivery of infrastructure and encourage the community to ride bicycles.
A number of community pop-ups will be held throughout the City to provide residents an opportunity to ask any questions and give feedback:
Forrestfield Forum, 15 February 2018 (10:00am - 2:00pm)
Kalamunda 100, 25 February 2018 (post-race)
Conversation Café, 42 on Haynes, 25 March 2018 (8:00am - 10:00am)
Complete our online feedback form and have your say.
Hard copies of the plan and feedback form are also available from the City of Kalamunda Administration, 2 Railway Road in Kalamunda, and from all City libraries and recreation centres.
Please note you are commenting on
the Draft Bicycle Plan 2017. Please ensure you have read the Bicycle Plan 2017 Summary Report before completing this form.
Please note the following
questions relate to specific sections in the draft Bicycle Plan. Please
complete all that apply, or if you wish to leave a general comment, please skip
to Question 8.
Comments close 5:00pm Friday 13 April 2018
Consultation has concluded
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The draft Bicycle Plan 2017 is open for public comment
Public comment closes
Bicycle Plan 2017 is currently at this stage
Feedback on the draft Bicycle Plan 2017 closes 5:00pm Friday 13 April 2018.
Review and Outcomes report
this is an upcoming stage for Bicycle Plan 2017
The final outcomes of the consultation are documented and presented to
Council. This will include a summary of contributions collected as well
as recommendations for future action. Contributions to this consultation
are closed for evaluation and review. The Project team will report back
on key outcomes.
