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Have Your Say on the draft streetscape Masterplan for Glyde Street

We’re thrilled to announce that the draft Streetscape Masterplan for Glyde Street is now open for public consultation! 

What’s in the plan?

  • Enhanced connection to the train station, creating a welcoming entrance to Mosman Park
  • Improved safety with pedestrian-friendly paths, crossing points, and lighting
  • More public art, including a ‘welcoming mat’ to celebrate Mosman Park’s unique stories
  • Vibrant, community-focused space with better wayfinding, public furniture, and greenery

Engagement open: until 13 March 2025 

How to have your say?

  • Visit our Your Say page to view the plan and complete the online survey (preferred): Your Say – Streetscape Master Plan
  • Alternatively, email your feedback to admin@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au

Let’s work together to create a vibrant and safe Glyde Street that we can all be proud of! 

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