PMHC – Boundary Street Development – Consultation Closed

  • Provide flood immunity against the 20-year flood event
  • Improved access and safety for pedestrians and cyclists
  • Improved efficiency for vehicles accessing the airport
  • Provide necessary transport infrastructure required by the expanding population
  • Improve traffic flow on Boundary Street
  • Part of Council’s commitment to long term future transport planning
Boundary Street, 19 March 2021

Port Macquarie Hastings Council are preparing to lodge a Development Application for the duplication of the Boundary Street connection between the Hibbard Ferry Terminal and the Port Macquarie Airport. Barr Planning have been engaged by Council to prepare a Social Impact Assessment (SIA) to accompany the Development Application.

  • Inform the local community of the development
  • Understand what is important to the community
  • Seek feedback in relation to positive or negative social impacts resulting from the proposed development

Monday 31 March 2025 – Sunday 27 April 2025

Drop-in Session:
Monday 14 April 2025
5.00pm – 6.30pm

Port Macquarie Indoor Sports Stadium
Lounge Area
1 Hibbard Drive, Port Macquarie

Site Location: Boundary Street from the Hibbard Ferry Terminal to the Port Macquarie Airport

Proposed Development: The development works include:

  • Widening Boundary Street to provide two traffic lanes on each side of the road
  • Installing a new roundabout to the southern end of Boundary Street
  • Providing a shared path on the west side
  • Providing embankment or retaining wall on both the east and west sides
  • Renewed drainage along Boundary Street
  • Replacing the existing culvert crossing
  • Reconstructing and resurfacing the road base on Boundary Street
  • Upgrading driveways to existing properties impacted by the works
  • Upgrading the Hibbard Ferry approach to the north of Hastings River Drive with the installation of an information bay and queuing lanes

Boundary Street development location show in red.

Figure 1: Boundry Street development location within the surrounding urban context. Source: NearMaps, February 2025

Stakeholder engagement is a key aspect of the consideration of a project. There will be several opportunities for the community to have their say of the project. A copy of the project plan can be viewed by clicking here or the image below:

The purpose of the survey is to establish the social context of the locality without the current project. The survey seeks to document:

Barr Planning

planning@barrplanning.com.au

02 4037 2451