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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 FEBRUARY 2017
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 FEBRUARY 2017
ATTACHMENT 1
4.4.4 - Transport network - Desired Standard of Service
The Desired Standards of Service (DSS) for the Transport network is for trunk infrastructure generally considered to:
e align within (or adjacent to) trunk road corridors;
e provides main through linkage connections and/or to specific high use destinations and facilities.
a) Road Infrastructure
QUANTITATIVE STANDARDS (primarily about the capacity of the network)
ITEM TYPE OF ROAD DESIRABLE STANDARD
Up to 1,000 vehicles per day (Non-Urban areas)
4 . e 16,000-20,000 vehicles per day (Urban areas)
Two-way two-lane road e 1,000-5,000 vehicles per day (Non-Urban areas)
Four lane divided road 35,000-40,000 vehicles per day
e Degree of saturation of 0.70
e — Intersecting flows of 16,000 vehicles per day and 4,000
Unsignalised T-junction vehicles per day (Urban areas)
Road Standard Design Guidelines e — Intersecting flows of 1,000 vehicles per day and 250 vehicles
per day (Non-Urban areas)
e Degree of saturation of 0.70
Single lane roundabout e — Intersecting flows of 16,000 vehicles per day and 8,000
vehicles per day
e Degree of saturation of 0.70
Two-lane roundabout e — Intersecting flows of 35,000 vehicles per day and 16,000
vehicles per day
All roads Include provisions for on-road cyclists
QUALITATIVE STANDARDS (primarily about the performance of the network)
ITEM ROAD NETWORK SPECIFICATION OBJECTIVES & STANDARDS
e¢ Maintaining low stress levels in the use of the road
system;
e Avoidance of significant traffic delays;
Desired Network Characteristics ° veowging the fa of Maite sina. | d
to reflect the Shire’s Character & All e aintenance of a predominantly two-way two-lane roa
Lifestyle network;
e Encourage a modal shift from reliance of private motor
vehicle usage to public & other modes of transport in
accordance with The Noosa Community Transport
Strategy & Noosa Integrated Local Transport Plan
e CtoD - good conditions outside peak holiday periods with
only short delays at major intersections; and
. 4 In Urban areas e DtoE - moderate congestion during peak holiday periods,
Desired Standard of Service with congestion severe enough to discourage private
(during weekday peak periods) transport increasing use of public transport trip making.
7 ¢ BtoC - good conditions in all periods with only short
In Non-Urban areas delays at major intersections
e Pavements designed with a design life of 20 years and the
anticipated number of equivalent standard axles over its
design life.
e All work to comply with Department of Transport and Main
Construction Design Standards All Roads — Standard Specifications Roads —
http://www.tmr.qld.gov.au/business-industry/Technical-
standards-publications/Specifications.aspx.
e Austroads & Standards Australia- Guide to Traffic
Engineering Practice - Complete Series.
Network considerations to include suitability for all forms of
road users as detailed in Noosa Integrated Local Transport
Plan including:
Safety All e motor vehicles (private & public);
e on-road cyclists;
e road crossings by pedestrians
' In this instance the standard of service is taken to mean the level of service as defined in Austroads 2009 Guide to Traffic Management Part 3:
Traffic Studies and Analysis
NOOSA / LGIP DSS / Transport network 1 of 3
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