Boddington Cycling and Walking Plan
PROJECT BACKGROUND
A new Cycling and Walking Plan is being created to make it easier, safer and more enjoyable for people of all ages to get around our community. Your ideas and experiences will help shape the plan.
What the Plan will do:
- Identify a connected cycling and walking network that links key destinations such as schools, shops, parks
- and community facilities.
- Highlight opportunities for new paths, safer crossings, bike parking, end‑of‑trip facilities and other
- improvements that support active travel.
- Provide easy‑to‑read maps and practical recommendations to guide future investment.
- Incorporate the new dual‑use path between Boddington and Ranford as a key part of the network.
APPROACH
- Stage 1: Start Up and Background Review
- Stage 2: Site Appraisal and Consultation
- Stage 3: Preparation of Draft Cycling and Walking Plan
- Stage 4: Finalisation of Cycling and Walking Plan
STAKEHOLDER WORKSHOP
We are seeking to collaborate with stakeholders to inform the development of the Boddington Cycling and Walking Plan.
Date: Thursday, 9 July 2026
Time: 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Location: Council Chambers, 39 Bannister Road Boddington
RSVP: shire@boddington.wa.gov.au
COMMUNITY ONLINE SURVEY
This is an opportunity to contribute your ideas on new paths, safer crossings, and improved connections across Boddington. Take the survey here.
Survey closes Sunday, 19 July 2026.
Old School and Town Hall Revitalisation Plan
The Shire is seeking community feedback on the future of the Old School site and Town Hall, two important and historically significant places in the town centre.
These sites hold strong community value, with a deep history that plays an important role in Boddington’s identity. To ensure these sites remain safe, functional and meaningful for future generations, a draft plan has been developed to guide their ongoing use, maintenance and improvement.
WHY THE PROJECT IS TAKING PLACE
- Some spaces may not be being used to their potential. The project aims to match future uses of these sites with community needs.
- Ageing buildings come with rising maintenance and renewal costs. The project will set a realistic plan for essential works and staged upgrades, so spending is predictable and value for money.
- The Old School and Town Hall are part of Boddington’s story. The project looks for ways to respect that heritage while enabling practical use.
HAVE YOUR SAY
Community input is now invited to help refine the draft plan before it is presented to Council.
The draft plan provides a staged approach to guide future preservation, improvement, access, building renewal and activation of the precinct. It includes practical priorities such as CRC access, car parking, toilet facilities, building restoration, storage and landscaping, as well as longer-term opportunities for community use, events and public spaces.
Review the draft Old School and Town Hall Revitalisation Plan here.
Submissions can be made by:
Email: shire@boddington.wa.gov.au
Post: PO Box 4, Boddington WA 6390
Online: Community Consultation Web Form
Feedback closes 4.00 pm Friday, 17 July 2026.
Community members are encouraged to review the draft plan and provide feedback during the consultation period. Feedback received will be reviewed before the final plan is presented to Council for consideration.