Traffic Management Plan_IMS-04-05_D (001) FOR APPROVAL

                                                                              Traffic Management Plan


All out of hours works will be subject to appropriate approvals from the relevant authorities. The relevant
council is to provide written approval of the submitted this TMP and associated TGS’ prior to Shadforth
mobilising to site.

2.6 Complaints Management

A development information board will be provided at the site entry in a clear and appropriate location. This will
provide the necessary contact details of the onsite manager.

Complaints procedures will be handled as follows:

Complaints directly to the Site Manager - Shadforth will maintain a complaints register that will record all public
complaints made to them directly. The register will record dates, details and actions taken for future reference.
The complainant will be notified by phone or email of the outcome. The Administrator may be notified of any
complaints received and a copy of the register will be made available upon request.

Complaints made to Noosa Council, Shadforth will work with the department to resolve the issues in a timely
manner and appoint expert consultants to assist if necessary. E.g. Civil and Traffic Engineers.

2.7 Asset Management

All road line markings and traffic signs within the vicinity of the site, will not be affected during the construction
phase. There may be a need for temporary removal or modification to existing kerbs and landscaping for
crossovers.

Any changes, damage or deterioration of road pavement, kerbs, traffic signs and line markings that have
occurred as a result of development works will be replaced and reinstated accordingly. Shadforth will ensure that
pre and post records of the affected area will be recorded for future reference. It is noted during the pre-
construction condition assessment of the existing infrastructure shows signs of fatigue and pavement failure /
cracking throughout.




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