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08/1787 - Response to Information Request [As Published] · 132008.1787
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Page 3 Traffic— Measures to minimise impact as follows:- 1. Demolition phase of Construction:- a) b) c) Provisions have been made to mobilise and demobilise each item of plant and equipment during out of normal working hours between Monday and Saturday with a pilot escort service through Noosa where required, to minimise the impact on the local community. The use of the plant and equipment is subject to Sunshine Coast Regional Councils’ approval. Demolition of Seahaven 3 to be loaded out utilising 10t Tippers. Strategies to be in place in conjunction with our Traffic Management Plan to minimize the impact on the local community. Minimising the number of trucks to move the material from site. Staggering all vehicles so that there is no undue congestion on Hastings Street. No parking and/or standing of plant on Hastings Street. All plant must be of sound condition and well maintained. Demolition of Seahaven 1 & 2 and all other associated areas to be loaded out utilising Truck and Trailer, 30t capacity. This change in transport is to minimise expense, time and to reduce the impact of traffic flow on Hastings Street. This is first subject to Sunshine Coast Regional Councils’ approval and once space has been established for plant to maneuver on site. 2. Construction Phase of the Project:- ; a) Construction vehicle parking impacts will be minimized by car b) pooling, onsite parking when available and parking outside the immediate Hastings Street precinct. A designated drop-off and construction parking zone will be established on site and including the use of street parking bays. This zone will enable delivery vehicles and plant such as cranes and concrete pumps to safely park and enter/exit the project. Traffic controllers will be used in this area where required to warn members of the public on the footpath of the moving equipment and to safely direct the vehicles and plant. Efforts will also be taken by Hutchinson Builders to reschedule any plant and material movements outside busy public access periods. Develop a footpath and road management plan to control heavy and light construction ee,
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