Council secures $30,000 to fund a traffic management plan for Myrtleford
Key points
- Alpine Shire Council has secured $30,000 from the Transport Accident Commission to develop a traffic management plan for Myrtleford. The plan will focus on safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
- Council will contribute up to $15,000, bringing the total investment to up to $45,000. Mayor Sarah Nicholas said the plan would assess traffic conditions and identify options such as pedestrian crossings and cycling safety measures.
- Community feedback on the plan is due to open in 2027.
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