The ACT Government is delivering a new Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) campus, public transport interchange and associated community and commercial services to the heart of Woden.
Inside this virtual room you will find project information, planning documents and indicative plans to assist you to have your say on this exciting project.
If you have any further questions, please contact the Project Team at at citcampuswoden@act.gov.au
To support the new public transport interchange and infrastructure updates in the area, it is proposed that Callam Street will be converted to a public transport and pedestrian only zone between Bradley and Matilda streets. This change is planned to occur mid-2021. The diagram above shows alternate routes and the proposed access changes to the area.
Plans for the new CIT Woden campus and public transport interchange continue to develop in response to community feedback. Our Design and Values consultation in May 2020 showed 46.53 per cent of respondents preferred a massed design (Option A).
The new public transport interchange, incorporating the Woden bus interchange and future light rail terminus, will be built on Callam Street. The new interchange will comprise up to 18 bus stops, an increase from the current 11. The DA for the public transport interchange is expected to be submitted in January 2021, with construction expected to commence in mid 2021 and operations beginning in 2022.
To support the operations of the new Woden public transport interchange, two new bus layover areas will be constructed close to the Woden town centre. The new Launceston Street bus layover will be located to the north of the Launceston and Callam Street intersection comprising of up to 24 layover spaces for buses, and facilities for bus drivers. The DA for the bus layovers and road upgrades are expected to be submitted in January 2021, with construction due to begin in April or May 2021.
As part of the community consultation for the new public transport interchange, bus layovers and road upgrades, we ran a limited program of face to-face pop-up information sessions in line with COVID-19 restrictions, allowing you to provide feedback and ask questions of the team in person. For more information on these pop-up information sessions, click here.
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Three online consultation sessions are being held, at the following dates and times:
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Your feedback will continue to help us refine and improve the design, as well as helping us to consider and appreciate the extent and importance of noise, environmental and social impacts.
Consultation on the Blackheath tunnel route options will close on 14 November at 11:59 p.m.
Drag the slider from the left to right to compare the existing Ador Park layout to the proposed Ador Park layout.