Greville, King and Porter Streets in Prahran will have temporary changes to traffic conditions from May 23rd to 28th to implement a three month bike lane trial. Greville Street will have one-way traffic and some closures. Porter Street will be closed except for local access. King Street will be closed between two streets for the duration of the trial. The changes are to ensure safety and pedestrian access will be maintained, with roads reopening once safe. Residents are thanked for their cooperation during the trial period.

1. 16 May 2016
Owner/Occupier
Dear Sir/Madam,
RE: CHANGES TO ROAD CONDITIONS ON GREVILLE, KING AND PORTER STREETS, PRAHRAN
We are writing to advise of temporary changes to road conditions required to implement the three month
temporary trail on Greville, King and Porter Street Prahran from Monday morning 23 May, 2016 until Saturday
morning 28 May. Please note, these dates are subject to change determined by poor weather conditions.
The temporary changed traffic conditions will be signed and implemented in accordance with the VicRoads
Worksite Traffic Management Code of Practice with manned intersections where required. This will ensure the
safety of road users and pedestrians. Specific changes to traffic conditions are:
Location
Details
Greville Street 1. Changed traffic flow between Porter Street and Izett Street to one-way traffic flow west
bound from 7 AM Monday 23 May
2. Closed to vehicle traffic between Grattan Street and Izett Street from 7 AM Monday 23 May
until 7 AM Wednesday 25 May. Residential access to the laneway will be maintained during
this time.
Pedestrian access on both footpaths will be maintained
Porter Street Closed to vehicle traffic between Greville Street and Leggetts Lane from 7 AM Monday 23 May
until 7 AM Wednesday 25 May. Porter Street will operate as two way flow from High Street to
Leggets Lane to assist with residential access to Leggetts Lane and Percy Street during this
time.
Pedestrian access on both footpaths will be maintained
King Street King Street will be closed between Chapel Street and Little Chapel Street from traffic from 7 AM
Wednesday 25 May for the duration of the 3 month trial.
Pedestrian access on both footpaths and residential parking access will be maintained
Affected roads will be reopened as soon as it is deemed safe to do so.
Council apologises for any inconvenience caused and thanks you for your cooperation as we look to
implement this exciting trial. For further information, contact Council on 8290 1333.
Kind Regards,
Simon McKenzie-McHarg, Landscape Coordinator