GRIEVING friends and crime scene ``stickybeaks'' have helped prompt the State Government to create a parking area at the bridge where Allison Baden-Clay's body was found.
The Kholo Creek bridge at Anstead has become an important area for family and friends to pay tribute and is a magnet for strangers who have followed the high-profile murder case.
Allison's family has also installed a stone monument and will soon add a memorial plaque at the site, where her body was discovered 10 days after she was reported missing in April last year.
"We wanted a permanent memorial as a tribute to Allison,'' her sister Vanessa Fowler said yesterday.
"We go there to reflect on Allison's life. It's not just to remember Allison's birthday or the day of her funeral, we go there often.''
Moggill MP Bruce Flegg said the site at Mt Crosby Rd had become a traffic hazard before the parking area was cleared.
"It's presented a safety hazard for some time. Main Roads have been to see me a couple of times about it,'' Dr Flegg said.
"They've been leaving flowers and just stickybeaking and there's been family and friends.
