Proposed Footpath: Ward Crescent & Banyard Avenue

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The City is seeking feedback on a proposed new footpath along Ward Crescent and Banyard Avenue in Kelmscott.


The proposed 1.8m wide concrete footpath would complete a missing pedestrian connection between Railway Avenue and Ward Crescent, creating a continuous and accessible route through the local area. The footpath has been designed to maintain the existing tree canopy and streetscape character

We'd like to hear from local residents and property owners about the proposed footpath and whether it would improve pedestrian access, connectivity and safety in the area.


View the concept plan and complete the short survey below to provide your feedback by Thursday 24 September 2026.


Feedback received will be considered before a decision is made on whether to proceed with the proposed footpath.


It’s important to note that road resurfacing and kerb replacement works planned within the project area are maintenance works and are not part of this consultation.

The City is seeking feedback on a proposed new footpath along Ward Crescent and Banyard Avenue in Kelmscott.


The proposed 1.8m wide concrete footpath would complete a missing pedestrian connection between Railway Avenue and Ward Crescent, creating a continuous and accessible route through the local area. The footpath has been designed to maintain the existing tree canopy and streetscape character

We'd like to hear from local residents and property owners about the proposed footpath and whether it would improve pedestrian access, connectivity and safety in the area.


View the concept plan and complete the short survey below to provide your feedback by Thursday 24 September 2026.


Feedback received will be considered before a decision is made on whether to proceed with the proposed footpath.


It’s important to note that road resurfacing and kerb replacement works planned within the project area are maintenance works and are not part of this consultation.

Page last updated: 10 Sep 2026, 04:03 PM