After nearly two years of community and stakeholder input and intense design work, the preferred concept design for the proposed Roe Highway Extension has now been identified.
Click here to view the preferred concept design and an accompanying brochure.
Please see the information below on the community and stakeholder engagement process that was undertaken for the selection of the preferred concept design.
Designs for the Roe Highway Extension were considered in three parts:
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Section One: Kwinana Freeway to Bibra Drive (indicated by yellow box in map below)
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Section Two: Stock Road to North Lake Road (indicated by green box in map below)
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Section Three: North Lake Road to Bibra Drive (indicated by red box in map below).
Community members were invited to participate in a series of workshops to discuss and determine the preferred design and alignment for each of these three sections. Click here for more details about these workshops.
Click on the links below to download preliminary designs, design workshop comments and design development brochures for each of the three sections.
Section One: Kwinana Freeway to Bibra Drive
This section includes the Kwinana Freeway to Bibra Drive section of the Roe Highway Extension, including the southern connection to the Fiona Stanley Hospital.
Design Workshops for this section were held on 6 and 8 March 2010, and were attended by approximately 80 community members and stakeholders. Results from this workshop were presented at a Community Information Day on 20 March 2010.
Section Two: Stock Road to North Lake Road
This section includes the Stock Road to North Lake Road section of the Roe Highway Extension.
The design workshop for this section was held on 20 April 2010 and was attended by a total of 72 people.
Section Three: North Lake Road to Bibra Drive
This section includes the North Lake Road to Bibra Drive section of the Roe Highway Extension.
A design workshop for this section was held on 1 June 2010 and was attended by a total of 108 people.
Along with the discussion drawing, participants were provided with the following environmental survey results and case studies to help encourage discussion and generate innovative ideas (please click on the case study titles to download):