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Consultation has concluded
Photo credit Andrew Lloyd
Council has a plan to beautify, green and upgrade the pedestrian realm in Keilor Road’s Niddrie business area. The Keilor Road Streetscape Plan focuses on the public pedestrian area in Keilor Road, from Elstone Court to Graves Street. It includes a pedestrian oriented streetscape design to support the creation of a vibrant and attractive business area that forms one of the anchors of the healthy, walkable and lively neighbourhood.
In 2019 and again mid-2020, Council collected ideas from the community about how the business area might look and feel in the future along with thoughts on the Draft Streetscape Plan. The findings from the both community consultation have informed the Final Keilor Road Streetscape Plan which can be found in the Document Library on this page.
The Streetscape Plan includes a range of improvements to ensure the area is vibrant, pedestrian friendly and supports an active business area for Niddrie. Some of the improvements include:
Increased tree canopy cover and greening
Increased garden planting
Upgraded footpath and pedestrian crossing
Upgraded street furniture
Photo credit Andrew Lloyd
Council has a plan to beautify, green and upgrade the pedestrian realm in Keilor Road’s Niddrie business area. The Keilor Road Streetscape Plan focuses on the public pedestrian area in Keilor Road, from Elstone Court to Graves Street. It includes a pedestrian oriented streetscape design to support the creation of a vibrant and attractive business area that forms one of the anchors of the healthy, walkable and lively neighbourhood.
In 2019 and again mid-2020, Council collected ideas from the community about how the business area might look and feel in the future along with thoughts on the Draft Streetscape Plan. The findings from the both community consultation have informed the Final Keilor Road Streetscape Plan which can be found in the Document Library on this page.
The Streetscape Plan includes a range of improvements to ensure the area is vibrant, pedestrian friendly and supports an active business area for Niddrie. Some of the improvements include:
