On behalf of the Victorian Government, the Level Crossing Removal Project is overseeing the removal of 75 dangerous and congested level crossings across Melbourne by 2025.
The level crossings at Bell Street, Coburg and Moreland Road, Brunswick are set to be removed, with works starting in 2019 and the boom gates expected to be gone in 2020.
Following community consultation undertaken in 2018, the project team is now assessing engineering requirements and technical considerations, along with community feedback, to refine the design for the removal of these level crossings.
There will be further community consultation about the project in early 2019.
The existing heritage-listed buildings at Coburg and Moreland stations will be preserved as part of this project.
In late 2018, the government announced that additional Upfield line level crossings would be prioritised for removal at Munro Street, Coburg and Reynard Street, Coburg.
Removing these dangerous and congested level crossings will make communities safer, better connected and get locals in Melbourne’s north home sooner.
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Chatting to Coburg and Brunswick locals
Talking to locals about the Bell and Moreland level crossing removal.
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Bell Street, Coburg and Moreland Road, Brunswick - community update October 2018
The Bell Street and Moreland Road level crossings will be removed together as one project to help minimise disruption to the community.
Bell and Moreland Level Crossing Removal Project Draft Incorporated Document
Before works start on the level crossing removals at Bell Street, Coburg and Moreland Road, Brunswick, LXRA will make a request to the Minister for Planning to amend the Moreland Planning Scheme.