TWO reports on traffic management options for Merriwa and Carramar are back on this month’s Wanneroo City Council meeting agenda.
The reports relating to the Hester Avenue-Baltimore Parade and Joondalup Drive-Cheriton Drive junctions were withdrawn from the July agenda to allow elected members and City staff to discuss them at a forum.
The Merriwa report on the August agenda recommends the City accept a $2.4 million offer from Main Roads WA but use it to install traffic signals rather than a roundabout at the Hester-Baltimore junction.
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READ NOWThe Carramar report recommends the council notes Main Roads is doing traffic modelling at Cheriton Drive and ask it to consult the community about the impacts of a grade separation at Wanneroo Road and Joondalup Drive. Both reports are due to be considered next Tuesday.
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