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11347 Poultry Farm at Top Forestry Road, Ridgewood COOROY
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Hazard Reduction Action List
Please Note -
The table below is to be read in conjunction with the Traffic Engineering Report by Hayes Traffic Engineering dated July 2012
for a proposed Poultry Farm Development at Top Forestry Road, Ridgewood. The recommendations below are to mitigate the potential
increase in development generated traffic along Top Forestry Road and enhance safety for road users, reduce roadside hazards and delineate
approaches curves through signage improvements. It should be noted that this is not a Road Safety Audit, but provides recommended
treatments to improve existing road conditions, enhance safety and reduce roadside hazards.
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Item Site Investi ation Su ested Action
Vegetation The vegetation located in the verge between the access driveway and Top Forestry Road Remove vegetation within verge
Clearing obstructs sight visibility when exiting. adjacent to driveway access to
ensure sight visibility is adequate.
(Please refer to Dwg 1209-09 by
Callaghan & Toth)
Provide regular maintenance of
There is also overgrown vegetation located on the inside of curves on Top Forestry Road
and also outside Property No. 87. Removal of overgrown vegetation can significantly vegetation on all curves and
ensure any overgrown vegetation
increase sight visibility of approaching vehicles on the curves.
does not overhang the
carriageway or obstruct sight
visibility
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Page 1 of6 August 2011
Traffic Engineering
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