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Crystal Street is the most preferred route and offers the following characteristics;
the most direct and convenient route to the site;
good sight visibility at the intersection with Myall Street and a wide throat;
a 4.5m sealed shoulder between the edgeline and kerb on Myall Street to provide
deceleration and turning maneuvers for left turns in to Crystal Street.
provides a better angle for turning paths at the roundabout with Maple Street;
provides the least impact to residents and businesses in Cooroy.
It was recommended that Tulip Street was unsuitable due to the activities associates with
the school, including regular on-street parking, pedestrian and cycle movements as well
as the maneuvering angle at the intersection with Maple Street roundabout.
Overlander Avenue has a 90 degree alignment with Ferrells Road and also has a greater
density of residential access, and therefore is not a preferred route.
Figure 2 – Aerial View of Crystal Street, Cooroy
Figure 3 – Good Sight Visibility from Crystal Street
north (left) and South (right) on Myall Street
I trust that the above information satisfies the Council’s concerns however; should further
information be required, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Yours faithfully
Dianne Hayes
B. Eng (Civil) RPEQ 7086
Hayes Traffic Engineering ABN 98 615 073 565
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