Birkin Road lights
Wednesday, 20 January 2010 09:45
Residents of the Moggill/Bellbowrie area will shortly receive a flyer calling for community consultation on the installation of lights and a pedestrian crossing at the intersection of Moggill Road and Birkin Road Bellbowrie.
Community consultation will occur up until the cut-off date of the 28th February 2010.Government prepare ‘business case’ in Grandview Road rethink
Friday, 22 January 2010 10:28
Following my representations to Main Roads Minister Wallace the Minister has replied that “officers of the Department of Transport and Main Roads have investigated your concern and advise the following”.
............The department has completed a business case for safety improvements at this location. The recommended capacity of the right turn into Grandview Road, as well as pedestrian movement across Moggill Road, is to signalise this intersection. Funding will have to be sought as part of future budgetary considerations.....
Residents will be aware that I have identified improved safety at this location as a top priority and identified this as one of the key things that need to be achieved to improve safety of local residents.
To read my speech to Parliament click here
Jet Noise Pollution without community consultation
Wednesday, 16 December 2009 10:07
Announcements that Brisbane’s residential western suburbs would be subjected to a huge increase in frequency and intensity of jet noise from Amberley has been done without any consultation or any consideration of the impact on these suburbs.
“Reports claim that the introduction of the “Super Hornet” aircraft to Amberley will result in a marked increase in noise levels and a dramatic increase in movements with an estimated 4648 movements a year when the new jet replaces the ageing F-111,” Dr Flegg said.Read more: Jet Noise Pollution without community consultation
Bellbowrie Tavern Update
Thursday, 24 December 2009 12:34
Residents interested in the progress of the Bellbowrie Tavern proposal can read the Government’s response to my request for further information.
Click here to read the Minister’s letter
Government claim Park and Ride won’t worsen flooding
Tuesday, 08 December 2009 14:35
I have received a response from the Government’s flood experts within the Transport Department in relation to my concern and the concern of some local residents that the construction of the Park and Ride might add to flooding pressure along Moggill Creek and the adjacent tributary.
Read more: Government claim Park and Ride won’t worsen flooding
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