Each year Council allocates funds for the construction of new paths within the City, in response to requests from the community due to safety or access issues. The Long-Term Financial Plan currently recommends approximately $500,000 per annum to be spend on new path projects.

The following projects have been identified and scoped as a priority for budget allocation in the 2024/25 financial year.

• Audley Street, Woodville North
• Adit Street, Woodville North
• Nash Street, Grange
• Vivian Street, Henley Beach
• Cudmore Terrace, Henley Beach
• Newlands Drive, West Beach

If you have any comments related to these paths, please click the tabs below for further information.

Audley Street

We are preparing to construct new a section of path in Audley Street, Woodville North as part of our New Path Program in the 2024/25 financial year. The new section of path would connect to other existing paths, making it safer for pedestrians and providing adequate access for those living with a disability.

We have inspected the street and determined that a concrete footpath be proposed on the eastern side of Audley Street, from Leeds Crescent to Torrens Road along with a new school ‘Koala’ crossing. You can view the concept plan here.

If you have any comments in relation to this proposed new path, please put them in writing to
eng-consultation@charlessturt.sa.gov.au by Thursday 16 November 2023

Adit Street

We are preparing to construct new a section of path in Adit Street, Woodville North as part of our New Path Program in the 2024/25 financial year. The new section of path would connect to other existing paths, making it safer for pedestrians and providing adequate access for those living with a disability.

We have inspected the street and determined that a concrete footpath be proposed on the southern side of Adit Street, from Audley Street to Burwood Avenue.

If you have any comments in relation to this proposed new path, please put them in writing to
eng-consultation@charlessturt.sa.gov.au by Thursday 16 November 2023

Vivian Street and Cudmore Terrace

We are preparing to construct new sections of path along Cudmore Terrace and Vivian Street, Henley Beach as part of our New Path Program in the 2024/25 financial year. The new sections of path would connect to other existing paths, making it safer for pedestrians and providing adequate access for those living with a disability.

We have inspected the street and determined that a concrete paver footpath be proposed on the eastern side of Cudmore Terrace, from the emu crossing to Vivian Street and a concrete paver footpath along the northern side of Vivian Street, from Cudmore Terrace to Whibley Street.

VIVIAN STREET

CUDMORE TERRACE

If you have any comments in relation to this proposed new path, please put them in writing to
eng-consultation@charlessturt.sa.gov.au by Thursday 16 November 2023

Nash Street

We are preparing to construct a new section of path in Nash Street, Grange as part of our New Path Program in the 2024/25 financial year. A new path would connect to other existing paths, making it safer for pedestrians and providing adequate access for those living with a disability.

We have inspected the street and determined that a concrete paver footpath be proposed on the eastern side of Nash Street, from Hannam Avenue to the bend plus a new path connecting Nash Street to the existing path within the reserve.

If you have any comments in relation to this proposed new path, please put them in writing to
eng-consultation@charlessturt.sa.gov.au by Thursday 16 November 2023

Newlands Drive

We are responding to requests from the community to construct a new footpath in Newlands Drive, West Beach. A new path would connect to other existing paths, making it safer for pedestrians and providing adequate access for those living with a disability.

We have inspected the street and determined that a concrete paver footpath be proposed on the eastern side of Newlands Drive, from Burbridge Road to the reserve.

We are seeking community feedback on this proposed new path. Please take the survey below to tell us your thoughts.