Pedestrian Access on Sain Road, Coogee

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The City of Cockburn is growing and we have a responsibility to provide infrastructure that allows pedestrians to move around safely. Sain Road in Coogee has been identified as a pedestrian route for accessing Coogee Plaza from King Street. 

We are seeking feedback from residents about pedestrian facilities on Sain Road. Your input will help the City to understand and plan for the needs of pedestrians who use Sain Road now and in the future.

Have Your Say by 4pm, Fri 9 April 2021

We want to know what locals think of pedestrian facilities on Sain Road. Feedback can


The City of Cockburn is growing and we have a responsibility to provide infrastructure that allows pedestrians to move around safely. Sain Road in Coogee has been identified as a pedestrian route for accessing Coogee Plaza from King Street. 

We are seeking feedback from residents about pedestrian facilities on Sain Road. Your input will help the City to understand and plan for the needs of pedestrians who use Sain Road now and in the future.

Have Your Say by 4pm, Fri 9 April 2021

We want to know what locals think of pedestrian facilities on Sain Road. Feedback can be submitted in one of the following ways:

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Online
Complete the form below


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In writing
  • Email to [email protected] 
  • Post to City of Cockburn, PO Box 1215, Bibra Lake WA 6965
  • In person to City of Cockburn Administration Building (9 Coleville Crescent, Spearwood)
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Contact us on 08 9411 3444 to complete the feedback form over the phone

More information

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  • Project Update: June 2022

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    CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

    Project outcomes

    The City has listened to recent feedback about pedestrian amenities on Sain Road and assessed whether a footpath connection can be built between Coogee Plaza and King Street.

    While preliminary assessments indicated a footpath would be possible, further detailed ground surveys found the site conditions are more complex than anticipated.

    Given the site constraints, and in particular the road gradient, it is unfeasible to deliver a footpath that meets the required Australian standards. The City regrets to advise that a footpath cannot proceed at this location.

    The existing safe network access to Coogee Plaza, along King Street and Hamilton Road, has been repaired to improve amenity for pedestrians and people who use a wheelchair.

    Should you have any further queries or require more information please contact the City of Cockburn on 08 9411 3444 or [email protected].

  • Project Update: May 2021

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    CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

    Thank you for your feedback

    Thank you to everyone who shared their views about Sain Road pedestrian amenities. Your input is appreciated.

    We heard from 36 local property owners, residents and pedestrians during the comment period between 12 March and 9 April 2021.

    The following themes emerged in the majority of responses:

    • Satisfaction with Sain Road pedestrian amenities ranks low.
    • Safety is a top priority.
    • The provision of a footpath will positively impact residents and pedestrians.
    • The eastern side of Sain Road is the most appropriate location for a footpath because it is safer.

    Next steps

    Considering community feedback, the City is investigating the viability of a footpath connection along Sain Road, between Coogee Plaza and King Street.

    The City must assess a range of site constraints such as road gradients, drainage and verge space. Project outcomes will be detailed on this page when available.