Burrill Lake Bridge

– A 290 metre long bridge spanning the lake on a new alignment to the east of the existing bridge
– Roundabouts on either side of the crossing to connect the A1 Princes Highway to local roads
– A pedestrian and cycle path on the new bridge, connecting to new paths on both sides and linking to the Ulladulla cycle path
– Pedestrian paths underneath both ends of the new bridge. There would be a total of five locations where pedestrians can safely cross the highway
– The new bridge and highway would be higher than the future 1 in 100 year flood level and reduce the impact of flooding
– Complete removal of the existing causeway and bridge
– A southern foreshore park on the existing bridge approach.

– Improving the overall reliability of the Princes Highway on the south coast by reducing future maintenance issues
– Providing a lake crossing and road approaches designed above the 1 in 100 year flood level
– Improving road safety by providing new intersections to modern safety standards connecting the Princes Highway to local roads
– Providing improved pedestrian and cyclist access and safety.