Station Plaza St Marys

Ason Group was engaged by Haben Property Fund to prepare a Traffic Impact Assessment to support a Planning Proposal for a mixed-use development at 33-43 Phillip Street, St Marys. Further to a proposed amendment to existing FSR provisions, the Site provides an indicative yield of:

  • 584 residential units.
  • 2,200m² GFA of office floorspace.
  • 1,165m² GFA of retail floorspace.

The preparation of numerous preliminary assessments examining the proposal in the broader context of the St Marys Town Centre

Our work included

  • Significant consultation with Penrith City Council and Roads & Maritime Services in regard to the scope of the assessment, particularly given planning broader proposed zoning and land use changes in the Town Centre in line with State Government planning policies.
  • Detailed SIDRA modelling of existing and future traffic conditions.
  • Intersection upgrade recommendations.

Similar Projects

Port Botany in Banksmeadow is Australia’s primary port for bulk liquid and gas and is home to New South Wales largest container facility. Ason Group was commissioned to prepare a 12-hour Aimsun microsimulation model for Coal Pier Road Industrial Precinct located in the vicinity of Port Botany. Freight movements are

View Details

Port Botany & Foreshore Drive Aimsun Model

Ason Group was commissioned to prepare a Transport Management & Accessibility Plan (TMAP) in support of a Planning Proposal at 26 Kissing Point Road and 266 Victoria Road, Parramatta. The Planning Proposal provides for: 2,700 new dwellings. 5,000m2 of retail and commercial floor space. Community facilities, including open space, accessible

View Details

FACS

The Enfield ILC development has been the subject of a Major Project assessment and approvals under the previous Part 3A. Ason Group’s ongoing responsibility on this project includes the traffic and transport modelling of both on and off-site vehicle movements and necessary analysis and detailed design works for each warehouse

View Details

Enfield Intermodal Logistic Centre