Rowville-Rail-Study-Final-Stage-1-Report-FINAL
Rowville-Rail-Study-Final-Stage-1-Report-FINAL
Rowville-Rail-Study-Final-Stage-1-Report-FINAL
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<strong>Final</strong> <strong>Stage</strong> 1 Feasibility <strong>Report</strong><br />
A <strong>Rowville</strong> rail line concept<br />
Figure 27 shows a schematic layout for a station in this location. The platforms would be<br />
alongside Wellington Road, with a bus interchange and a large park-and-ride facility further<br />
south. The main vehicular access to the station could be via a new entrance road opposite<br />
Bergins Road. The aim would be to retain as much of the existing vegetation as possible to<br />
screen the site from housing areas on the opposite sides of Stud and Wellington Roads. The<br />
vegetation is of relatively high value (possibly classified as Valley Grassy Forest) and any<br />
removal would require Ministerial approval and offset planting beforehand.<br />
Although this option would provide a lower-cost alternative to Stud Park Shopping Centre as<br />
the location for a <strong>Rowville</strong> station, the majority of submissions on the Draft <strong>Stage</strong> 1 <strong>Report</strong><br />
that commented on this issue were in favour of the Stud Park alternative. A preliminary,<br />
summary comparison of the two station options is given in Table 10; this should be explored<br />
in more detail in <strong>Stage</strong> 2 of the study to enable a decision to be made between them.<br />
Figure 27 – <strong>Rowville</strong> station layout (Wellington/Stud Roads option)<br />
PARK AND RIDE AREA<br />
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