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This consultation has now concluded - thank you to those who took part.
The City of Subiaco has identified an opportunity to 'green' Ada Street in Subiaco through reimagining the street surface, tree planting, and creating a road environment based on self-explaining roads principles.
Ada Street runs between Redfern and Heytesbury Streets in Subiaco. The 'greening' vision would recreate how Ada Street is used, slowing traffic and creating informal public open space that elicits safe driver behaviours simply by its design.
A key benefit of this transformation is a reduction of temperatures, through an increase in summertime shade which will help combat the urban heat island effect to minimise the overland stormwater runoff by integrating Water Sensitive Urban Design Principles.
The City worked collaboratively with a consultant in consultation with surrounding residents, to develop this concept, and invites you to share your thoughts and feedback on the project.
This consultation responds to and builds on previous City engagement activities, including the MARKYT Community Scorecard, the Urban Forest Strategy, and the City's Strategic Community Plan consultation sessions.
How you can find out more
You can view a detailed landscape design for this project here.
Comments were invited via an online survey (closed Monday 27 May 2024), but if you have any questions about the project, please contact the City's Parks and Environment Team on 9387 0942 or city@subiaco.wa.gov.au (with the subject 'Ada Street Greening').
The City of Subiaco has identified an opportunity to 'green' Ada Street in Subiaco through reimagining the street surface, tree planting, and creating a road environment based on self-explaining roads principles.
Ada Street runs between Redfern and Heytesbury Streets in Subiaco. The 'greening' vision would recreate how Ada Street is used, slowing traffic and creating informal public open space that elicits safe driver behaviours simply by its design.
A key benefit of this transformation is a reduction of temperatures, through an increase in summertime shade which will help combat the urban heat island effect to minimise the overland stormwater runoff by integrating Water Sensitive Urban Design Principles.
The City worked collaboratively with a consultant in consultation with surrounding residents, to develop this concept, and invites you to share your thoughts and feedback on the project.
This consultation responds to and builds on previous City engagement activities, including the MARKYT Community Scorecard, the Urban Forest Strategy, and the City's Strategic Community Plan consultation sessions.
How you can find out more
You can view a detailed landscape design for this project here.
Comments were invited via an online survey (closed Monday 27 May 2024), but if you have any questions about the project, please contact the City's Parks and Environment Team on 9387 0942 or city@subiaco.wa.gov.au (with the subject 'Ada Street Greening').
If you have any feedback you'd like to add to this project, please let us know by 5pm Monday 27 May 2024.
View a detailed landscape design for this project here.
This consultation has now concluded - thank you to those who took part.
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