New noise wall at Miller Way

What’s this about?

Transport for NSW will construct a noise wall along Windsor Road/rear of Miller Way and Farrier Way, Kellyville Ridge. Specialist noise assessment was carried out which identified that nearby properties at Miller Way and surrounding streets experience increased noise due to larger traffic volumes. This project aims to reduce noise levels for residents on Miller Way, Farrier Way, Loft Place, Stave Place, and surrounding streets.

The construction of the noise wall will involve significant vegetation clearing outside the property boundary along the proposed alignment of the wall. We will do our best to retain as many trees as possible, but conflicts with underground services will make this difficult. To replace the trees removed, landscaping will include planting native shrubs and smaller trees between the wall and neighbouring properties and on the Windsor Road side.

Key features of the wall include:

• 5m high and 287m long
• Spanning from 1 Farrier Way to 34 Miller Way
• 2-4m clearance between the rear property boundary and the wall to enable access and landscaping behind the wall
• The wall will be built in line with the existing footpath (the footpath will be rebuilt as part of the wall construction)
• The visual look of the noise wall is yet to be finalised. 

Work to install the noise wall will take place in the vacant area behind properties. No work will be carried out on private properties. Back fencing to these properties will remain untouched.

You can find more information about the proposed designs here. 

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