Cross River Rail Project – Changes to the approved Roma Street station precinct scope of work
Overview
Queensland's Coordinator-General invites you to have your say on an application for project change for the Cross River Rail project (the project).
In December 2012, the Coordinator-General published the evaluation report on the project’s environmental impact statement, determining the project could proceed subject to conditions.
The Cross River Rail Delivery Authority (the Delivery Authority) is leading the development, procurement and delivery of the project. The Delivery Authority recently applied to the Coordinator-General to change the scope of works approved for the Roma Street station. The change involves:
- closure of Herschel Street to vehicles between George and Roma streets
- adjusting signalised intersections, footpaths, cycle infrastructure and urban design to accommodate the new arrangements
- maintaining the Inner Northern Busway at its current location, removing the previously proposed design to shift the busway underground as part of the new Roma Street station
- maintaining the current intersection arrangement at Roma Street and Parkland Boulevard.
The Coordinator-General will consider all properly made submissions before preparing a change report either approving or refusing the change.
How to comment
There are a number of different ways to provide comments on this application for project change. You only need to provide comments using one of these methods. Replicated responses received through different methods will only be counted as one submission.
- Read the application for project change here
- Provide your submission by clicking on the ‘Make a submission’ link below
OR
Send your submission to one of the following:
Email: crr@coordinatorgeneral.qld.gov.au
Post: Attention: Coordinator-General
c/- Project Manager – Cross River Rail Change Request No.14
Project Evaluation and Facilitation Division
Office of the Coordinator-General
PO Box 15517
City East Qld 4002 Australia
Note: If you wish to attach anything (e.g. maps, images or supporting documents), please use the email option instead of the online form.
What happens next
After consultation closes, the Coordinator-General evaluates all properly made submissions and the proponent’s project change application. The Coordinator-General then prepares a change report either approving or refusing the change and specifying any consequential changes to approval conditions to manage the potential impacts of the changes.
Audiences
- Community
- Local government
- Environmental
- Industry
- Interest group
- State government
Interests
- Economic development
- Environment
- Infrastructure
- Land and asset management
- Major projects
- Resources
- Environmental impact statement
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