Florey shops improvements


Current update

Construction of both stages of the Florey Shops improvements is now complete.

Page last reviewed 11 Aug 2026

Project description

Major works are complete on Florey shops improvements.

The ACT Government has delivered a staged program of traffic, parking and pedestrian safety improvements at the Florey shops, informed by community feedback.

Stage 1 of the Florey shops improvements was completed in 2025 and focused on improving parking, traffic circulation and wayfinding.

Stage 2 was completed in July 2026 and focussed  on improving pedestrian safety and accessibility around the shops, particularly near the medical centre and key crossing points.

Map

A map of the traffic, parking and safety improvements is provided below. Click on the map to view full screen.

Map showing the location of the new 40km speed area, pedestrian crossing, speed cushions, streetlights, seating on Kesteven Street and Connah street

Stage 1 improvements included:

  • Introducing a mix of new short-term parking options
  • One additional mobility parking space, increasing the total to three
  • A new loading zone in front of the supermarket to improve delivery safety
  • New and refreshed line marking, including directional arrows
  • Replacement of damaged and missing signs
  • New wayfinding signage encouraging use of the rear car park

These changes improved parking availability, safety and traffic clarity at the shops.

Stage 2 improvements included:

  • An at-grade pedestrian crossing on Kesteven Steet in front of the medical centre (subject to detailed design and safety assessments). During the tender process, the market offerings in response did not provide for a raised crossing to be delivered as previously foreshadowed and the crossing will be delivered at grade.
  • Two pedestrian priority crossings across the driveways.
  • Two new streetlights to improve visibility at the new crossing.
  • Extending the existing 40km/h school zone beyond the new pedestrian crossing.
  • Two new speed cushions on the approach to the pedestrian refuge island on Connah Street, accompanied by age-friendly warning signage, as well as additional speed cushions on Ketseven near the Ratcliffe intersection.
  • New seating at the shops.

These changes improved pedestrian safety and accessibility around the shops, particularly near the medical centre and key crossing points.

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