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Appendix D - traffic impact assessment
Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0111 & REC15/0031 Development Application D - Traffic Impact assessment Email 5 of 8.
Pearsons Road is a sealed two-way single lane carriageway with no line marking along its length. The posted speed
environment of Pearsons Road is 50km/h, consistent with its classification as a local access street. There are formal
pedestrian pathways located on the southern side of Pearsons Road along its entire length and on the northern side
between Trading Post Road and Kensington Drive to the east. There is generally good street lighting and formed kerb
and channel along the length of Pearsons Road. Refer Figure 2.4.
Figure 2.4: Pearsons Road looking west, site visible on the right (Image: Google Maps)
Trading Post Road is a two-way sealed single lane carriageway with kerb and channel along its length. The posted speed
environment of Trading Post Road is 50km/h, consistent with its classification as a local access street. There are
pedestrian pathways located on the northern side of Trading Post Road along its entire length. Trading Post Road is a
no-through route that terminates at a gravel turnaround. Refer Figure 2.5 and Figure 2.6.
Figure 2.5: Trading Post Road looking north, site visible on the left (Image: Google Maps)
B14158ER01 | TRAFFIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT | PALM LAKES RESORTS COOROY RETIREMENT COMMUNITY | 6
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