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planning report Surf Club Additions Draft 20.12.2021 · 132004.4078.13
Conditions that require amendment (additions bold underlined and deleted text strikethrough).
8. No line marking or signage shall be erected reserving any space for club employees,
members or similar persons, with the exception of two carparking spaces adjacent to Tourist
Information Centre and one of the spaces in the basement car park, which shall be
signposted for restricted usage, making these spaces available for the Tourist Information
Centre during business hours. One space The two spaces in the south eastern corner
adjacent to the Tourist Information Centre is are to be further restricted to allow this area to
be used by service vehicles for loading and manoeuvring purposes. In this regard, no parking
is permitted in this space these two spaces between 6am and 9.30am, 7 days a week to
allow for service vehicle loading and maneuvering purposes. One of the car parking spaces
in the south eastern corner adjacent to the Tourist Information Centre should be designated
for disabled car parking.
24. Car parking spaces numbered 1 and 2 shall be clearly linemarked and signed indicating “No
Parking 6am to 9.30am”. The remainder of the required access and turning areas for delivery
and refuse vehicles shall be clearly linemarked and signed to prevent misuse. The type and
extent of the linemarking and signage be clearly indicated on plans submitted for Operational
Works approval.
27. A minimum of 18 19 car parking spaces shall be provided on site.
Manoeuvring onsite
Some delivery vehicles cannot enter the site in a forward gear. PO10 of the Driveways and Parking
Code is relevant and provided below for reference.
PO10
Access and egress points do not impact on the safety and operations of the road system.
Performance Outcome 10 seeks that access and egress to the site does not impact on the safety of
the road network.
It is important to note that Hasting Street is a low speed environment and sightlines from vehicles is
excellent given the wide road reserve and the location of the footpath away from the carriageway.
Considering it takes less than 1 minute for a truck to reverse onto the site and, on average 3 of the
deliveries per day need to, the total potential impact on the traffic, on average is 3 minutes per day
(in 1 minute blocks).
While it may cause traffic to stop for a total on average of 3 minutes per day, this is not unsafe, but
safe given the slow speed environment. Furthermore, many of the larger delivery trucks contain a
qualified traffic management person to manage traffic while maneuvering onto site.
It is considered the reversing of delivery vehicles onto site is safe for the following summarised
reasons:
• Approximately half of the daily deliveries are before 8.30am – outside peak traffic times
• Reversing into the site takes less than 1 minute
• Some delivery trucks contain a qualified traffic management person.
• Other businesses utilise the space when on street loading zones are busy
• On average 3 deliveries per day need to reverse onto the site which in total may impede traffic
for a total of 3 minutes (1 minute blocks) per day
• A wide verge provides excellent sightlines for pedestrians
• Good sightlines each way for vehicles
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