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2020-07-16 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 3 - Final Noosa Plan 2020 Part 4-6
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Log in to see the plans as drawn Use trees and vegetation to shade road corridors and
reduce environmental speeds.
Prohibit advertising signage in the road reserve so as
not to distract drivers.
Innovate in all road design using the “Noosa Design
Principles” for inspiration.
Pathways and Bikeways Qualitative Standards
All Encourage usage of pathways and bikeways by
providing convenient links to public transport
Pathways and Bikeways infrastructure, and within and between, residential,
commercial and industrial nodes.
Pathways and bikeways be a viable integrated
component of the people movement network.
Pathways and bikeways to have appropriate materials
and treatments to surfaces to ensure comfort and
safety for users.
Safety All Design for universal usage in all components within
the road reserve.
Public Transport Infrastructure Quantitative & Qualitative Standards
Bus Stops All Meet the requirements of the Public Transport
Infrastructure Manual (2015) Translink Qld.
Located for convenient access.
Designed to fit the Noosa style.
Type of Facility Transit Type A – Servicing locations with high use and
high bus frequency – off road bus bays, lay over bays
for bus fleet, driver amenities, integrated with parking
and public facilities, high capacity sheltered seating,
multiple non slip boarding points.
Transit Type B – Servicing locations with moderate to
high use and bus frequency (at least half hourly
frequency) – large capacity sheltered seating, multiple
non slip boarding point
Transit Type C – Servicing moderate use and bus
frequency (every half hour) Non Slip boarding point,
seat, shelter and J pole
Transit Type D – Servicing low passenger and bus
frequency (less than half hour) – non slip boarding
point, J pole
4.4.3 Public parks and land for community facilities network
Table 4.4.3.1 Public Parks and Land for community facilities desired standards of service
Catchment and accessibility
Public Parks and land for Population serviced Accessibility target Coastal Accessibility target Hinterland /
community facilities Urban catchment Rural Catchment
Shire Wide Public Park 63,000 + Within 10 kilometres Within 15 kilometres
Located on public transport Located on recreation,
routes. pedestrian or bike network
Located on recreation,
pedestrian or bike networks
District Public Park 40,000 ( Coastal Urban) Within 2.5 kilometres Within 10 kilometres
23,000 (Hinterland & Rural) Located on public transport Located on recreation,
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