Motorists will soon experience a quicker but safer journey through Taren Point Road at The Boulevarde and Captain Cook Drive at Caringbah.
The NSW Government is carrying out the work as part of the $100 million Congestion and Safety Program which aims to reduce congestion and improve safety throughout the State.
Roads and Maritime Services will be making improvements to the intersection of Taren Point Road, The Boulevarde and Captain Cook Drive at Caringbah.
The high number of vehicles turning right from Taren Point Road into The Boulevarde is resulting in congestion.
Work to reduce this congestion involves widening Taren Point Road to provide an additional right turning lane which will allow more southbound vehicles to travel through the intersection during each traffic light phase.
Work includes realigning the north-western corner of the intersection to allow for the road widening as well as relocating and widening the existing pedestrian crossing and kerb ramps on The Boulevarde.
The existing utilities on the south-western corner of the intersection will be replaced along with the existing foot path and fencing.
Work will include altering two signalised pedestrian crossings on Taren Point Road at the northern and southern ends of the intersection.
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Mark drove past earlier today taking my granddaughter to the ballet @ SOH and saw the preparation … thank you for sharing so I can see how amazing it was … hope all is well and enjoy the festive season with family ππ₯
Beautiful as always.
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Thanks Judy Hannan MP - Member for Wollondilly for hosting me in your Wollondilly electorate today.
I had very informative gatherings with:
β Jesse Fitzpatrick - Mayor of Wingecarribee Shire Council and other Wingecarribee Shire Council councillors, including onsite about a proposed new national park corridor near Mittagong.
β Mayor Matt Gould and other Wollondilly Shire Council councillors, including about local road, infrastructure and development issues.
β Wollondilly Business Chamber Inc.
β Gumnut Patisserie.
β Wilton Growth Area residents and businesses including Wilton Business Network at The New Teas and Greens Cafe. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you Mark for the opportunity to meet you and discuss local issues
Lovely to have met you Mark and chat about what is important in the Wingecarribee Shire Council. I hope to see you again soon in the Highlands.
You're the liberal BASTARD. I would go further. I hope you have a terrible Christmas.
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The Rev Bill Crews Foundation provides 10,000 free meals to the homeless and hungry each week.
Today a NSW Liberals Parliamentary team helped out serving breakfast to around 230 guests at the Loaves and Fishes Restaurant at Ashfield and afterwards packing Christmas hampers. ... See MoreSee Less
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Wonderful to support the work of Rev Bill Crews π
What a team … well done liberal guys & gals
Well done.
Great MPs ππβ€οΈ Great charity work
Wrapping up the year celebrating the high achievers at four local high schools:
β Caringbah High School
β Cronulla High School
β De La Salle Catholic College Caringbah
β Woolooware High School ... See MoreSee Less
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I remember you were a high achiever Mark. 100%
Am I a terrorist now Mark?
Honoured to join Yowie Bay Public School in its beautiful leafy grounds for its outdoor presentation day. π¨βππ©βπ ... See MoreSee Less
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GoOd Afternoon, π Congratulations, HaVe A GrEaT DaY! #Great_PHotoS, #Amazing_Work, #GreAt_LeAdeR
Nice pics mark
Remembering the victims and survivors of the Lindt Cafe Siege, and all those impacted, 10 years on today. ... See MoreSee Less
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Hi Mark Speakman when can we vote for you to become the next perimer of NSW
This is the definition of a terrorist Mark Speakman Not a union member