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2021-07-06 S&O Agenda - Item 11 - Attachment 2 - Noosa Cycling and Walking Strategy and Implementation Plan
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completed are outlined below.
Action 1. Deliver and maintain a safe and connected network
Short Medium
In
Task Term Term Ongoing
progress
(by 2026) (by 2031)
1.1 Implement the prioritised bike riding and walking network plans
developed as part of the NCWSIP. ✓ ✓
1.2 Develop a detailed Trails Masterplan and Implementation Plan
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that expands on Tourism Noosa's Noosa Trail Masterplan 2020. A
coast to hinterland trail will be investigated as part of this plan. The
master plan will identify upgrades to existing trails, potential new
trails and an implementation plan.
1.3 Identify priority locations for the construction of safe pedestrian
and bike crossings for all abilities, including bridges and
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underpasses.
1.4 Investigate new and innovative safe design solutions for
pedestrian/ cyclist priority crossings at intersections (eg raised
priority pedestrian /cycle crossing, roundabout treatments), and pilot
treatments which are safe and meet Noosa design principles.
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1.5 Continue to review and improve bike riding and walking asset
✓ ✓
management systems and programs by working closely with
the community and promoting community members to report
maintenance issues to Council that enables maintenance issues to
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be quickly resolved.
1.6 Work with and seek funding from TMR and other agencies to
deliver projects identified as part of the NCWSIP, as well as Priority
Cycle Network (PCN) projects. Relevant NCWSIP outcomes are to
be provided to TMR for inclusion in their network planning.
✓ ✓
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1.7 As part of the broader Transport Strategy implementation,
investigate additional funding, including new revenue streams, to
increase Council spend on delivering the NCWSIP.
Table 7: Action 1. Deliver and maintain a safe and connected network
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