Local Area Traffic Management Study (Stage 4) Darley

Moorabool Shire Council has developed a Local Area Traffic Management (LATM) study within a precinct of Darley, to improve traffic management and road safety within your area.

Following a comprehensive community consultation process, Council endorsed the final LATM Plan and proposed treatments at the Ordinary Meeting of Council on Wednesday 1 December 2021.

View the final plan here.

Council is undertaking a Local Area Traffic Management (LATM) study within a precinct of Darley in order to improve traffic management and road safety within the area.

Recently, a copy of the draft plan was available to view, and residents were asked to provide comments on the proposed treatments via the interactive map until 5.00pm Sunday 1 August 2021.

In addition to this, the following online session will be held via online platform Microsoft Teams to allow residents to view the plan, ask questions and have conversations around the recommendations.

Thursday 16 September 2021  

At 4.30pm   

Via Microsoft Teams. 

To join this online session please follow this meeting link. Please note; Microsoft Teams apps needs to be installed if you want to join using a mobile phone.

Should you have any queries in relation to the above, please contact Matthew Ballard (SALT) on 9020 4225. 

Thanks to all residents who have so far provided their input into the project, to assist Council in identifying the key traffic issues within Stage 4 study area in Darley. We are now better placed to make informed recommendations on what is required to make the area safe for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists.

A draft plan will now be prepared based on the feedback received as well as site assessments and traffic data and presented to Council in the coming months. Following that, a further opportunity will be provided to the community to have input into the draft document and recommended treatments.

If you feel that there are traffic issues that need to be addressed and/or if you have any suggestions as to what traffic control measures would be suitable to address the issues, you are strongly encouraged to complete the community questionnaire and provide feedback on the interactive map between.

The opportunity to provide your feedback closed Sunday 21 March 2021.

Provide Your Feedback (link)