GOVERNMENT HOUSE

STATE LIBRARY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

ROYAL SOUTH AUSTRALIAN

SOCIETY OF ARTS

ART GALLERY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

OLD ROYAL ADELAIDE HOSPITAL SITE

UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

BONYTHON HALL BOTANIC GARDENSSOUTH AUSTRALIAN

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Proposed Tram StopServicing the Festival Plaza precinct and Adelaide Oval

Proposed Tram StopServicing the Library, Museum, Art Gallery and Rundle Mall (via Gawler Place)

Proposed Tram StopServicing Adelaide University and University of South Australia

Proposed Tram StopServicing the East End and Botanic Gardens

No right turn from North Terrace into Kintore Avenue

Indented bus bay

Indented bus bay

North Terrace Boulevard Roadway Roadway FootpathPlatform PlatformTramway

Indicative cross section at tram stop

locations of tram stops are indicativelane configuration still in development

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The City Tram Extension will deliver:• 1km of additional tram line along North Terrace to the East End

• 350m of additional tram line along King William Road to the Festival Plaza

• Four new tram stops located at:

– Festival Plaza

– Museum, Art Gallery and State Library

– Adelaide University and University of South Australia

– East End

• Upgraded public realm to improve amenity and accessibility.

The City of Adelaide is partnering with the State Government on the project to improve the quality of the public domain along North Terrace, with a contribution of $5 million.

This investment is designed to support and contribute to a vibrant and innovative city.

The extension of the tram to EastTerrace will service the many cultural and educational facilities as well as the Rundle Mall and East End retail precincts.

This will enable an efficient and integrated public transport system that moves more people, more reliably and more often around the city.

The upgrade will include:• New street tree planting and landscaping

• New high quality and locally sourced paving

• Enhanced lighting and street furniture

• High quality East End tram stop precinct

• Access to all existing off street car parks maintained

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City Tram Extension

Visit: www.citytramextension.sa.gov.au

All enquiries: 1300 030 919Email: DPTI.CityTramExt@sa.gov.au

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Investigations and detailed design

May-July 2017

Commenceconstruction August 2017

Reinstatement and finishing works

November-December2017

Trams operational

Late first quarter2018

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Register your interest for project updates via text or email atwww.citytramextension.sa.gov.au

The City Tram Extension is the first stage of the AdeLINK tram network

The City Tram Extension represents the first stage of the South Australian Government’s planned AdeLINK tram network, a key part of the revitalisation of Adelaide’s public transport system. AdeLINK aims to connect the north, south, east and west of the metropolitan area, ease city congestion, reduce our carbon footprint and boost employment opportunities with local jobs and contractors to be utilised as much as possible during the project.

Expanding the tram network will attract investment, increase economic activity, encourage urban renewal and uplift. The project is also expected to stimulate residential development across the CBD, inner and middle of the Adelaide metropolitan area while bringing more residents and visitors to the city centre.

The City Tram Extension forms Stage One of the EastLINK with future stages planned to the eastern suburbs. The extension is also the first step in the CityLINK loop around the CBD.

City Tram Extension The State Government has committed funding for the first stage of the AdeLINK tram network to the city’s East End, including the purchase of three additional trams.

This project will deliver a one-kilometre extension of the tram line along North Terrace, from King William Street to East Terrace, and an extension along King William Road. The extension will:

• provide a new service to the East End shopping, restaurant and tourism precinct

• further invigorate the city's premier cultural and education boulevard

• help to reactivate vacant sites, including key buildings along North Terrace

• feature four new stops servicing the Festival Plaza on King William Road, the museum and library precinct on North Terrace, the university precinct on North Terrace and the Old Royal Adelaide Hospital Site on North Terrace.

The City of Adelaide will contribute $5 million by providing upgrades to the Public Realm along North Terrace and contributing to the East End tram stop.

To view the animation visit www.citytramextension.sa.gov.au

Contact us Indicative timing of works

Next stepsFeedback is important and will be considered in the planning process. Construction will start August 2017.

A number of early works will be undertaken including relocation of services and modifications to the existing kerb line of North Terrace. These works will occur at night to minimise impact on businesses and the community.

We will work closely with businesses, property owners and major facilities to provide early warning of any disruptions.

Call the information linePhone 1300 030 919

Email the teamDPTI.CityTramExt@sa.gov.au

Visit the websitewww.citytramextension.sa.gov.au