Rick R wrote: I guess the ESR stations are about to loose their individual identities.
https://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/projec ... ment-worksTonymercury wrote:Redfern has a new concourse under construction at the Gibbons St entrance.
TSE_SecretAni wrote:So Redfern is not getting Opal gate once they upgrade for concourse?
Government land sale to fund Redfern station upgrade, leaked docs show
The Berejiklian government plans to sell land along rail lines in Sydney's inner south to pay for a $207 million upgrade of Redfern train station, leaked documents show.
The long overdue upgrade of Sydney's sixth-busiest station is part of a much larger plan for a redevelopment of the Redfern-North Eveleigh precinct.
“Sensitive” government documents, obtained by the Herald, reveal the state intends to fund the station upgrade by the “transfer and development of government land at North Eveleigh and Redfern”.
The government owns about 12 hectares of land in the Redfern area, including the Carriageworks site at the old Eveleigh rail yards.
The documents, dated March this year, reveal the plans to sell land at Redfern and North Eveleigh will be confirmed during a “market-led process” to redevelop the precinct around the station. The government wants to announce the preferred developer for the precinct redevelopment next year.
The state's lead transport agency has estimated the cost of the station upgrade at $207 million, the documents show.
swtt wrote:This is referring to an additional upgrade, not just this entrance brush-up.
With $207m you'll be able to build a brand new main concourse!
Changes at Parramatta Station
Friday 24 August 2018
From Saturday 1 September 2018 until late 2019 Parramatta Station’s Darcy Street exit will be closed for station improvement works.
Alternative entrances will need to be used to access the station.
What is changing
The Darcy Street entrance, including lifts will be closed.
The Argyle Street entrance next to the A bus stands will be entry only during peak times. Peak times are from 7am to 9.30am and 4pm to 6pm weekdays.
During peak times when you cannot leave from the Argyle Street exit you will be directed to the alternative Westfield exits. Signs will be in place to guide you.
Allow for up to 4 minutes additional travel time to access alternative exits.
All other entrances and lifts at Parramatta Station remain unchanged.
Use the Trip Planner or download a real-time transport app to help plan your travel.
moa999 wrote:The relatively new elevator at Kings Cross is closed for September for renovations.
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