Sutherland to Cronulla Active Transport Link

Reviewed

The Sutherland to Cronulla Active Transport Link (SCATL) is a pedestrian and bicycle path between Sutherland and Cronulla to help make walking and bike riding a more convenient, safer and enjoyable transport option.

Key benefits

  • Connection to key destinations such as transport interchanges, schools, residential areas and business precincts
  • Significant environmental and health benefits, encouraging people to walk or cycle in the area for fun or exercise
  • Provides a practical alternative to the car for short trips will reduce local traffic congestion
Planning
In progress
Complete
BEFORE - Banksia Ave looking East
BEFORE - Denman Ave, Caringbah looking West
BEFORE - Denman Ave
BEFORE - Kingsway, Miranda looking WEST
AFTER - Banksia Ave two-way bike path
AFTER - Denman Ave, Caringbah proposed two-way cyclepath
AFTER - Split two-way cycleway on Denman Ave
AFTER Kingsway, Miranda proposed shared path

June update

The Review of Environmental Factors (REF) has been determined and the Submissions Report is now available under Project Documents. For those community members who submitted feedback during the public consultation period, our response to your feedback can be found in the Submissions Report. 

The outcome of the REF has concluded that the Eastern Section of SCATL from Jackson Avenue, Miranda to Gannons Road, Caringbah will be determined and will begin construction early 2023.

Based on feedback from the community, we are revising the route west of Sylvania Road through Kirrawee and Gymea by looking at available streets and urban reserves south of the rail corridor. We are also investigating appropriate routes through Miranda from Sylvania Road to Jackson Avenue. 

Further details will be released as investigation works are completed, with the new design expected to be open to public consultation late 2022.

 

Keep in touch

Community input plays an important part in the successful delivery of a project and we encourage local residents, schools, businesses and the active transport community to stay engaged and provide feedback as the project progresses.

If you would like to receive further information or project updates, please register to join the SCATL distribution list by emailing projects@transport.nsw.gov.au.

Community and work notifications

Project documents

Project history

Stage 1 opened in April 2020, delivering a 1.3km Active Transport Link between Sutherland and Kirrawee.

The Review of Environmental Factors (REF) for Stage 1 was on display from between 15 October to 2 November 2018. Planning approval was received in December 2018. The Determination Report provides responses to issues raised in submissions made during the exhibition period, and outlines the conditions of approval.

From the 19th April until 17th May 2021, Transport for NSW sought feedback from the community on the early concept design. A Facebook Livestream was held on Thursday 22 April to answer question and hear what others had to say about the project.This event was recorded, and is available for viewing via the Facebook event. Additionally, 2 community drop in sessions were held on 26 April and 5 May 2021.

To learn more about the proposed route option, see the SCATL Stage 2 Have your say April 2021 (PDF, 2.64 MB) document or the Frequently Asked Questions SCATL Stage 2 (PDF, 379.96 KB) document. These also available in the community notifications section at the bottom of this page.

 

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