Temporary Road Closures

 

Live Traffic Updates NSW - Road closure information is available at https://www.livetraffic.com/ 

 

Road closure updates also available on Council's Facebook page.

  
 
Potholes and Fallen Trees

Please use the “Report it to Council” webpage to report issues such as potholes and fallen trees. 

Ferries
  • Sackville Ferry - Routine maintenance every first Wednesday of the month from 12:45pm and 3pm.
 

 


Temporary Road Closures due to Construction or Maintenance

 

Red Gables Road, Box Hill

In accordance with Section 115 of the Roads Act 1993, Council agreed to the temporary closure of Red Gables Road, Gables to vehicle traffic to enable bulk earthworks associated with The Gables development.

A further extension of time for the road closure of the remaining section of Red Gables Road between Cataract Road and Janpieter Road has been approved until February 2024.

The extension of time for the road closure of this section of Red Gables Road is required to enable continued work to be completed.

Temporary closure of Red Gables Road, Gables - Road Opening Plan.png

Temporary closure of Red Gables Road Gables - Road Opening Plan(PDF, 1MB)

During the full closure of this section of Red Gables Road a detour will be in place (see image below) which will require vehicles to use the new residential streets.

Red Gables Rd Box Hill - Detour Plan

Further information can be obtained by contacting Council’s Road Safety Officer, Angela Vernicos on Ph: 02 9843 0145.

 

Janpieter Road, Gables

In accordance with Section 115 of the Roads Act, Council has agreed to the temporary road closure of Janpieter Road between Slate Road, Gables and Birds Lane, Maraylya.

The road closure will be in place from 6 September 2024 until 17 February 2025.

A detour will be in place as per the plan below.

For further information, please contact Robert DiNatale on 02 9843 0546.

Janpieter Road, Gables - Traffic Guidance Scheme(PDF, 18MB)

Janpieter Road Detour Map

Above: Detour map for Janpieter Road Closure.

 

Transport for NSW Project - Upgrade of Memorial Ave, Kellyville

Transport for NSW have completed Stage 1 of the upgrade and constructed the new road on the southern side of the existing Memorial Avenue and on the northern side between McCausland Place and Windsor Road.

Traffic will now be shifted to the completed sections of the new road to start construction of Stage 2 of the upgrade which will include temporary and permanent road closures and bus route changes.

  • From Saturday 13 May 2023 to mid-2024: traffic will shift onto the newly constructed road between Old Windsor Road and Hector Court
  • From Saturday 27 May 2023 to mid-2024: traffic will shift onto the newly constructed road between Hector Court and Windsor Road.

Further road closure information including bus changes from May 2023 to Mid-2024(PDF, 848KB)

 


More Information

COUNCIL HAS A RESPONSIBILITY FOR RESIDENTIAL ROADS WITHIN THE SHIRE

The State Government's Transport for NSW (formerly the RTA and RMS) maintains major roads including:

  • Windsor Road
  • Old Windsor Road
  • Old Northern Road
  • Showground Road
  • Pennant Street
  • Terminus Street
  • Castle Hill Road
  • Wisemans Ferry Road
  • Memorial Avenue
  • Norwest Boulevard

Visit the TfNSW Road Network Classifications map.

It is Transport for NSW's (TfNSW) responsibility to maintain and improve these roads such as installing clearways along Old Northern Road in front of Castle Towers and Old Northern Road just north of the Seven Hills Road/Windsor Road intersection.

The State Government has stated that competing priorities in funding for other State road projects across the metropolitan area means that some road projects within the Shire, such as the ones mentioned above, are unable to be funded at the present time.

Residents can assist the process by raising TfNSW road issues with their Local Member of Parliament.

Traffic concerns are often raised by residents and the business community. Generally, people ask about the future of arterial roads like Showground Road, Windsor Road, and Norwest Boulevard.

A key priority of Council’s community strategy is to improve road and traffic facilities to make using our roads safer and more efficient. Council has a number of plans proposed and these form the traffic and transport blueprint. 

Traffic and Transport Blueprint for Key Projects(PDF, 221KB)