Oddy’s Lane is a small north-south access street in Cremorne, leading to the pedestrian section of the railway bridge over the Yarra River.

Location of Oddy’s Lane. Image credit: Apple Maps, Streets Alive Yarra.
Oddy’s Lane view down to Yarra River. Image credit: Apple Maps.
At the end of Oddy’s Lane, entrance to the pedestrian overpass. Image credit: Apple Maps.
On pedestrian overpass, looking down to Oddy’s Lane. Image credit: Streets Alive Yarra.

Improved connection to the overpass

As far back as 1993 Oddy’s Lane has been identified for upgrade, to better connect to the overpass.

Excerpt from the 1993 Collingwood Richmond Strategic Bike Plan. Image credit: Cities of Collingwood and Richmond.

Opportunity for investment

As part of the Cremorne Urban Design Framework, and in collaboration with the developers of the adjacent former Richmond Power Station site (the Naomi Milgrom Foundation), Oddy’s Lane could be revitalised as green open space, and with a gentle ramp connecting to the overpass.

Richmond Power Station in the 1920s. Image source: Museums Victoria.

How you can help

You can help by appearing on the Streets Alive Yarra website as a champion for your local street, neighbourhood, or school.

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