From 25 March 2022 through to 29 May 2022 we asked the community what was important to them in planning for this road realignment project. Additionally, an event was held in Greenbank on 14 May 2022 with two alignment options presented to the community.
304 responses were received and 90 residents attended the community event.
The majority of respondents were locals living in the Greenbank and New Beith area.
85.1% of respondents to our survey travelled along Goodna Road and / or New Beith Road daily and 11.6% weekly – giving us firsthand knowledge and important insight intoContinue reading
Engagement Overview
From 25 March 2022 through to 29 May 2022 we asked the community what was important to them in planning for this road realignment project. Additionally, an event was held in Greenbank on 14 May 2022 with two alignment options presented to the community.
304 responses were received and 90 residents attended the community event.
The majority of respondents were locals living in the Greenbank and New Beith area.
85.1% of respondents to our survey travelled along Goodna Road and / or New Beith Road daily and 11.6% weekly – giving us firsthand knowledge and important insight into local road user experience.
To view the survey results, see Engagement Results PDF document which can also be found on the Documents section of this webpage.
New Beith Road / Goodna Road Upgrade Alignment Investigation
Logan City Council is planning major road upgrades in the Greenbank area. To help improve connectivity within Greenbank and beyond, we have been examining alignment options along Goodna Road and New Beith Road to ensure our local road network remains fit for purpose well into the future.
The current alignment experiences congestion during the morning and afternoon peak periods. The improvements are aimed at ensuring the road network can safely and effectively accommodate this rising traffic demand as our community grows.
Project Status
Following community feedback and technical assessment, the adopted new road alignment will bypass the Greenbank State School to separate school traffic from growing traffic volumes in the area. This will ease local congestion and improve traffic flow.
The project is now in the preliminary design stage. The position of the road within the alignment corridor will be determined during this stage, which should be completed by early 2024.
