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More local businesses are joining the ranks of those to benefit from the opportunities created by METRONET projects.
2021 is already off to a running start with three projects reaching an exciting milestone with major construction proponents shortlisted this month.
The Claremont Station Project will improve passengers’ experience, increase service frequency during peak times and allow direct access to the future Airport Line.
In what was a challenging year on many fronts, it was full steam ahead on METRONET projects.
A train station won’t be the only new community facility coming to Ellenbrook, with Ellenbrook Christian College set to have a new sports pavilion thanks to a partnership with the State Government.
In the eight months since major works kicked off the Yanchep Rail Extension many a milestone has been achieved.
The future station will be built seven kilometres north of Mandurah Station, with car park access off Ashwood Parkway and bus access from Lake Valley Drive.
To build vital infrastructure for METRONET projects major disruptions on the Armadale and Fremantle Lines are planned for early 2021.
Wotton Skate Park will be relocated by the City of Bayswater, with $2.5m provided by METRONET.
Construction of the Thornlie-Cockburn Link is in full swing with large scale works underway at various project sites.
METRONET has officially registered for a Green Star Volume Certification under the Green Star Railway Stations v1.1 tool.
Timbers from trees recently cleared at the New Bayswater Station site have found a new home as open-air learning and play equipment at St Columba’s, a nearby primary school.
The Perth rail network is on its way to Byford with the start of early works at Thomas Road
A major new public artwork by Noongar artist Sharyn Egan has been unveiled, developed in collaboration with 150 local school children.
With the Denny Avenue Level Crossing Removal project works well under way, the METRONET team would like to invite local Kelmscott businesses to attend a project progress and update session.
Local Aboriginal businesses have benefited from contracts on the Denny Avenue Level Crossing Removal project, with early works for the project underway.
For further information on train and bus services, head to the Transperth website.