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Sunshine Butterflies - Attachments A - C - 010816
Attached to the e-mail Development Application - Sunshine Butterflies - 1 of 2 MCU16/0090.
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2. Safe Intersection Sight Distance (SISD)
SISD is the minimum distance which should be provided for a driver on the major road to observe a
vehicle on the driveway approach. This distance should also be provided to drivers of vehicles stored
in the centre of the road when undertaking a crossing or right-turn movement. SISD is measured
from driver’s eye height (1.1m) to a point at 1.25m height (top of car).
Approaching from Cooroibah Approaching from Tewantin
(1.5% up grade) (1% down grade)
Austroads Austroads
Achieved Achieved
Requirements Requirements
Safe Intersection Sight
293m * >320m 308m * >320m
Distance (SISD)
* Note: The required sight distances vary for each of the approaches due to grade correction factors.
3. Minimum Gap Sight Distance (MGSD)
MGSD is the minimum gap in traffic that drivers are prepared to accept when undertaking a crossing
or turning manoeuvre. It should be noted that no grade correction factor is necessary for the
calculation of MGSD. MGSD is measured from driver’s eye height (1.1m) to a point at 0.65m height.
Austroads
Achieved
Requirements
Left Hand Side Right Hand Side
Minimum Gap Sight Distance
153m >153m >153m
(MGSD)
Photo 3: View to left when exiting driveway
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