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Approved Plans OPW16/0118
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390 David Low Way, Peregian Beach (The Retreat) Sight Distance Report Additional zone to be clear of obstructions to visibility 2.5m x 2m sight triangle as required by AS2890.1 Additional zone to be clear of obstructions to visibility Figure 11 – Sight clearance area required for 390 David Low Way as required by AS2890.1 (Figure 3.3) and Austroads In order to keep the areas shown in Figure 11 clear of obstructions to visibility it is recommended that: - The proposed stone wall be constructed along the boundary of the clear zones shown in Figure 11; Existing vegetation in the clear zone area be removed / reduced in height; Any new vegetation in the clear zone area be low planting (approximately 300mm high and maintained at this level); and The proposed stone wall achieve a 0.5m offset from the edge of the footpath (refer to Section 8 below). 8. Horizontal clearance requirements Austroads Guide to Road Design Part 6A: Pedestrian and Cyclist Paths requires that a minimum lateral clearance of 0.5m should be provided between the edge of any path for cycling and any obstacle, which if struck may result in cyclists losing control or being injured. The location of the existing timber bollards is within 0.5m of the edge of the path. It is recommended that the proposed stone wall be constructed to ensure that a minimum 0.5m clearance from the edge of the pedestrian path is achieved for cyclist safety. This 0.5m clearance should occur on both the northern and southern sides of the driveway. 2016045-rpt001-The Retreat - Report Rev B Page 12 of 15
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