Citywide Bike Parking

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We've developed a plan for the installation of new bike parking in key locations across our City and would like to find out from the community if we’ve got the locations and number of bike rails right.

Through the Wollongong Cycling Strategy 2030(External link), we are committed to developing our city as a place that balances the needs of people who cycle and want to cycle, returning cyclists and budding cyclists. It builds on the work we’ve done over recent years, including the expansion and upgrade of 27km of our cycling and shared path network.

As we developed the Strategy, the community told us one priority for cycling is bike parking. Bike parking and storage along the cycling network are central to encouraging community participation in cycling. Improving the availability and visibility of bike parking will encourage more people to ride more often. The community nominated potential bike parking sites and we used this information to come up with the plan.

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If you’re Deaf or have a hearing or speech impairment, you can contact us through the National Relay Service(External link). You’ll need to provide our phone number 02 4227 7111.

If you need an interpreter, you can contact us through the Translating and Interpreting Service(External link) on 131450. You’ll need to provide our phone number 02 4227 7111.

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Share your feedback with us - complete this short survey by Tuesday 11 May 2021.

We've developed a plan for the installation of new bike parking in key locations across our City and would like to find out from the community if we’ve got the locations and number of bike rails right.

Through the Wollongong Cycling Strategy 2030(External link), we are committed to developing our city as a place that balances the needs of people who cycle and want to cycle, returning cyclists and budding cyclists. It builds on the work we’ve done over recent years, including the expansion and upgrade of 27km of our cycling and shared path network.

As we developed the Strategy, the community told us one priority for cycling is bike parking. Bike parking and storage along the cycling network are central to encouraging community participation in cycling. Improving the availability and visibility of bike parking will encourage more people to ride more often. The community nominated potential bike parking sites and we used this information to come up with the plan.

Learn more 

Accessibility or language assistance

If you’re Deaf or have a hearing or speech impairment, you can contact us through the National Relay Service(External link). You’ll need to provide our phone number 02 4227 7111.

If you need an interpreter, you can contact us through the Translating and Interpreting Service(External link) on 131450. You’ll need to provide our phone number 02 4227 7111.

Join the conversation
Share your feedback with us - complete this short survey by Tuesday 11 May 2021.

Consultation has concluded
  • Conversations with the community

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    29 Jun 2021
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    In April and May 2021, we asked the community if we have the locations and number of bike rails right in our draft plan for the installation of new bike parking in key locations across our City.

    The draft plan was shared with community and key stakeholders during the public exhibition period, 6 April to 11 May 2021. Letters with an attached Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) sheet were delivered to property owners, tenants and businesses located near the proposed bike parking sites, inviting them to learn more and join the conversation. Emails with this information were sent to businesses and surf lifesaving clubs near the proposed sites, Neighbourhood Forums, Council’s Mobility, Walking Cycling Reference Group and Cycling Technical Advisory Group, community action groups, cycling interest and advocacy groups, local bus companies, the Our Wollongong Register of Interest (Access for People with Disability – 550+ emails) and government stakeholders. We published the information, online survey and Q&A forum on this website. The public exhibition was promoted with corflute signs and footpath decals installed at each location, a media release, Facebook post and notice published in the Advertiser. The information was also available through Council’s Customer Service Centre and libraries.

    There were 73 submissions. The Bulli Times published a news story about the exhibition on their website. Some stakeholders promoted the exhibition via their social media profiles. Residents, bus and business owners, cycling interest and advocacy groups, surf lifesaving club representatives and community action groups provided comments via phone, email, letter and the online feedback form.

    Most were supportive of initiatives that encourage people to ride bikes. The feedback was mainly location-specific. This Engagement Summary provides a summary of the feedback and how it was considered.

    The feedback was used to finalise the designs and works to install the bike rails will follow in the coming months.