Project features
The design includes:
- upgraded intersections at Thompson Road, Ison Road, Middle Road and Goodna Road
- a new intersection at New Beith Road where the road bypasses Greenbank State School
- two 3.5 metre-wide travel lanes (single lane in each direction) in stage 1
- four 3.5 metre-wide travel lanes (dual lane in each direction) in stage 2 with a centralised median
- new shared paths for pedestrians and bike riders
- upgraded road lighting.
Project benefits
The Goodna Road and New Beith Road Upgrade will deliver a range of benefits, including:
- improved traffic flow and reduced congestion around Greenbank State School
- more reliable travel times
- improved connectivity to Springfield and surrounding suburbs
- a safer environment for vehicles, people who ride bikes and pedestrians as traffic in the area increases.
Land requirements
To complete the project, some land will need to be acquired. Once the new road alignment has been approved, we will be in contact with impacted property owners.
We aim to minimise property impacts as much as possible.
Community event
We would like to thank all those who attended the community information session in May 2022 and provided feedback on the proposed road alignments.
Our team has been working through the feedback and taking it into consideration as they progress the detailed design.
Have your say
The Have Your Say survey opened from March 2022 to May 2022, and asked the community what was important to them in planning for the road realignment. We would like to thank those who contributed to the survey, your input will be taken into consideration when determining the road alignment.
Download a copy of the Community Engagement summary report (PDF 119 KB)
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Contact us
If you would like more information or to provide feedback about the project, please:
- call our Project Communications Team on 07 3412 3412
- email us at RoadComms@logan.qld.gov.au or
- write to us, please address your letter to:
- Road Infrastructure Delivery – Goodna Road and New Beith Road Upgrade
Logan City Council
PO Box 3226
Logan City DC, QLD, 4114.
Our project team will respond to community questions as soon as possible.
Frequently asked questions
What is involved in the preliminary design stage?
The preliminary design stage involves undertaking a range of engineering assessments to determine the exact position of the new road.
During this stage you may notice site personnel carrying out investigations in the local area. These surveys and assessments began in February 2023.
Engineering investigations may include:
- environmental and cultural heritage assessments
- geotechnical investigations
- topographical surveying
- underground service searches.
We will work to reduce the impacts as far as possible to residents and properties, the environment, and flooding.
What’s next?
Once we complete the preliminary design stage we will notify residents of the specific alignment of the new road.
A detailed design phase will follow. During this phase we will discuss land requirements with residents that are directly affected.
We will keep the local community informed as the project progresses.
How do I find out more about the property acquisition process?
We carry out a significant Capital Works Program to benefit our growing community. Projects like this new road may require us to acquire part or all of a property or establish an easement.
If your property is affected by land requirements, you may be able to apply for early acquisition if you can show that a delay in acquiring your property will cause genuine hardship.
To discuss early property acquisition or find out more:
