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2018-07-06 SM - Attachment 1 to Item 5 - Level of Service Catalogue
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Service Output TRAFFIC & TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT
Provision of an efficient and safe transport network as well as provide
facilities and programs supporting public transport.
Service Activity Public Transport Infrastructure & Programs
The activities include the provision and maintenance of bus shelters and
transit facilities together with programs and initiatives to relieve
congestion.
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Responsible Area Department Branch
Infrastructure Services Infrastructure Planning, Design &
Delivery
Civil Operations (Civil Works)
Corporate Services Property Branch (Bus station lease only)
Cost Centres Transport Infrastructure Planning 2100
Sealed Roads 2001 (all bus shelters/bus stops)
Commercial Properties 1510 (Noosa Junction Bus Station)
Transport Levy 2104 (Programs)
Department Management – Director 1900
Infrastructure Services
Management Civil Operations 2000
Works Operations Coordination 2021
Works Operations 2704
Key Statistics Bus Stations (major facilities) 1
Bus Shelters 222
Bus stops (no shelter) 68
Flexilink cab (Tewantin/Boreen Pt) 3,061 trips (FY 2016/17)
Council Cabs 848 trips (FY 2016/17)
Legislative responsibility to None – however, State funding deeds for public transport infrastructure tie
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provide this service responsibilities to the Local Government Act as trustee of the road reserve.
Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Disability Standards for Accessible Public
Transport 2002)
ACTIVITY SERVICE LEVEL TARGET
Explanatory note:
The State is responsible for the provision of public transport through the issue of contracts to providers in the south
east Queensland integrated mass transit area which includes the Noosa Shire local government area – refer
Transport Operations Act 1994.
While local government funds the cost of provision of public transport infrastructure (bus shelters/bus stops), the
State has been providing funding to assist local government to reach disability access compliance. All requests for
new shelters and stops go via Translink in the first instance.
Maintenance
[Regular inspections and work to maintain public transport assets including shelters, bench seats etc.]
Note: Provision and maintenance of bus stop signage and timetables is responsibility of Translink.
Cyclic inspections Bus shelters/taxi ranks (hinterland) Annual
Bus shelters/taxi ranks (coastal) Every 4 months
Bus stops Annual
Scheduled work As identified from inspections (defects & proactive interventions) to maintain
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