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What you can do
Change
only happens when community members become involved. Whether you're a
local resident who wants to have a say on the link, or an individual
who wishes to lobby for sustainable urban transport in general, your
comment is important.
Get active!
On 25 July 2003 it was announced that four options had been identified, all of which will mostly be in tunnel. The closing date for public comment was Friday 3 October 2003.
On 6 May 2004 it was announced that the preferred corridor is the Type A Purple option.
There are various avenues through which you can submit comment:
- Sinclair Knight Merz, the consultants for the feasibility study, invite community comment on their website or you can contact Jo Moss, who is the community liaison officer for the study at f3tosydneyorbital@skm.com.au.
- Write
to your local councillors voicing any concerns. Their role is to
represent the interests of residents and ratepayers in their ward and
they have a particular care for issues that will affect local residents.
- Write to or e-mail the Federal Minister for Transport and Regional Services, the Hon. John Anderson MP, whose department is funding the feasibility study.
- Write to your local media. They welcome comment from local residents and often need material to fill the letters page.
Contact details:
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Latest news
6 May 2004
Preferred corridor is the Type A Purple option
22 September 2003
Local community worried by bushland degradation from the proposed F3-M2 link road options
1 September 2003
Local community ignored with F3-M2 link options
25 July 2003
Anderson releases Sydney road link options
14 February 2003
Portion of road corridor rescued for Lane Cove National Park
31 October 2002
Results of study not available until 2003
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