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Attachment 5 - Traffic Impact Assessment Final PTT · 132005.638.06
Table 9 Issues and current deficiencies identified in Area Specific Requirements, Transfer Station Area
Area Issue or consideration Mitigation through layout Mitigation through management
WMC area ◼ NSC are looking to move WMC truck maintenance offsite, ◼ Removal of WMC from one of the concepts for ◼ Movement of bin and skip storage location
unclear whether this is confirmed. optionality to RRA2 or other area of the NRRF
◼ Reinstatement of WMC based on advice from ◼ Review the number of waste vehicle
NSC, retain location in northern section spaces required
◼ Implement in-truck scales to reduce
weighbridge passes
NSC Office ◼ Access through Reviva is required for the Ed Shed, reduced ◼ Ed Shed to be moved to a location out of Reviva ◼ Traffic management plan and designated
and Ed efficiency and disruption to Reviva operation. area, with direct access to carpark pedestrian pathways included to design
Shed ◼ NSC office is a demountable building, can be moved ◼ Where possible, Ed Shed to be co-located with ◼ Separated access from other waste vehicle
◼ NSC access of Ed Shed requires driving to public carpark or NSC office streams and WMC operational vehicles
walking across roadway with no crossing facilities ◼ Include carparking layout, access and line through barrier walls
◼ Carpark is not line marked, reduced capacity marking in layout to optimise spaces
◼ Inclusion of bus parking for Ed-Shed
Reviva ◼ Not enough people are pulling into the drop off at Reviva at ◼ Incorporate recoverables drop-off into small free ◼ Provide incentives to increasing recovery,
Complex entry, recoverables are noted in transfer area of charge items aisles, and also provide skips for including to small items, free of charge
◼ Reviva facility would benefit from additional space recoverables at bulk transfer bays
◼ Weighbridge queuing delays entry to Reviva carpark ◼ Increase the size of the Reviva Facility
◼ Reduce delays to public carpark by moving
weighbridges or provision of bypass
Cardboard ◼ Cardboard skips block access to operator side (collection) at ◼ Cardboard collection moved to free of charge ◼ Management of cardboard skips by forklift
and RVM RVM for bottles and cans small items recovery area, in aisle. in non-public accessible area
◼ Cardboard passes over weighbridge are excessive considering ◼ Cardboard access not through weighbridge ◼ Remove cardboard skip collections from
cardboard is deposited free of charge. ◼ Move RVM into aisle for small recyclable items transfer area through provision go
◼ RVM access is from a separated carpark, requires parking at and not separated separated collection and traffic
RVM then secondary movement of vehicle to transfer bays, management plan
◼ Entry to small waste items prior to weighbridge
reduced likelihood of use due to inefficiency.
◼ RVM access is blocked/ delayed due to queuing from
weighbridge
Oil and ◼ Engine oil collection system is aged, reduced integrity. On ◼ Separate the collection of oil, paints and other ◼ Remove collections from transfer area
Chemicals recent site visit blocked regulated waste and public use of transfer through provision go separated collection
◼ Chemicals not sorted, potentially an issue with segregation of station bays and traffic management plan
chemical co-storage.
◼ Interaction between operational vehicles collecting paints and
oil and public users of transfer station bays
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