There is currently no path between Chief Street and East Street and given these streets are key connectors to the Adelaide Entertainment Centre and Hindmarsh precinct, this project seeks to install a new 160m long footpath and landscaping of the surrounding car park.

The work will include:

• New 3m wide footpath (clay pavers) southern side of the car park.
• New pedestrian path connecting to East Street.
• Low level planting creating a buffer between vehicles/cyclists and pedestrians.
• New trees and planting to increase greening

Construction is now complete.

East Street provides a strategic connection across the Outer Harbor rail corridor for cyclists using the Outer Harbor greenway and for pedestrians seeking to access the Hindmarsh precinct. East Street has low volumes of vehicle traffic and are therefore conducive to a more pedestrian oriented street design to support non-vehicular modes of transport.

We are looking to create a pedestrian and cycling friendly environment, promote safe access to the Hindmarsh precinct and create a more attractive space for adjoining business operations to thrive.

Construction is now complete.

Milner Street and Mary Street (along with Crawford Lane) are two key streets that provide strategic connection between public transport and local businesses on Port Road and the major event venues within the precinct.

Improving the streetscape of Milner Street involves planting new trees and improving existing landscaping to promote urban greening and amenity for pedestrians using the street.

Landscaping work and path maintenance was completed in late 2021.

Council recently undertook major upgrades of Crawford Lane to provide a shared street for pedestrians and vehicles. The project involved the installation of physical elements that created a road environment which restricts vehicle speeds to 10Km/h.

A shared zone in Crawford Lane has created a pedestrian friendly environment and a more attractive space for business to thrive. Crawford Lane provides a key strategic connection with Milner and Mary Street during events in the Hindmarsh Precinct. The Lane was also upgraded to facilitate pre-match/event functions and to assist in activating the broader precinct.

The scope of this project seeks to construct a raised intersection at the intersection of Orsmond Street and Crawford Lane to further improve road safety and further strengthen this pedestrian connection along Crawford Lane.

Construction has been completed.

West Street, Hindmarsh has been selected for renewal in the 21/22 Financial Year as part of the Hindmarsh Precinct Upgrade. This project aims to improve strategic connections to the precinct for all transport users, particularly for those using sustainable transport modes such public transport (train, tram and bus), walking and cycling and those attending the Hindmarsh Stadium and Entertainment precinct. This is an exciting opportunity as we await the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2023.

Residents in West Street are invited to express their thoughts and suggestions for the renewal of the street. How do you currently use the street? What could be improved for walking and cycling and what could be done to improve the overall streetscape?

Construction is now underway.

We are looking to improve the streetscape of Holden Street by improving pedestrian access, planting new trees and improving existing landscaping to promote urban greening and amenity for pedestrians using the street. There is also opportunity to change the road cross section in Holden Street to promote pedestrian access to the stadium.

Milner Street and Mary Street (along with Crawford Lane) are two key streets that provide strategic connection between public transport and local businesses on Port Road and the major event venues within the precinct.

Construction is to commence August 2022.