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RFI - 20210153 Maple St Traffic Assessment
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VEHICLE SWEPT PATHS
In the Information request, Item 5, Council requested to provide additional details and an amended Vehicle Swept
Paths Plan that demonstrates how the proposed carparks are functional and in particular:
a. realistic starting and finishing vehicle locations;
b. assume all neighbouring carparks are occupied;
c. provide comment demonstrating if the proposed ‘Visitor’ parking is limited to ‘rear-in’ only and what systems are
in place to indicate this to visitors;
d. demonstrate how a B99 vehicle can enter and exit the ‘Existing Dwelling Parking’ without the overhang of vehicle
leaving the internal driveway; and
e. demonstrate how a B99 vehicle can enter and exit the southern-most carpark outside ‘Unit B’.
RECOR has undertaken a swept path analysis and the resulting representative set of Plans are presented Appendix
B.
Figure 6-1 shows the entering and exiting swept paths of a B99 vehicle in the Existing Dwelling parking.
Figure 6-1 – Existing dwelling Carport Movement
Figure 6-2 demonstrates the swept paths of B99 vehicle entering and exiting the southern-most carpark.
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