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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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PCN                         Principal Cycle Network, defined by TMR.

PRG                         Project Reference Group

Raised priority crossing    Where pathway users are given priority across a road using regulatory GIVE WAY or STOP signs
                            and line marking, it is referred to as a priority crossing. Where these facilities are constructed on a
                            raised platform to increase visibility and reduce vehicle speeds, it is referred to as a raised priority
                            crossing.
Separated cycle track       A bicycle facility for cyclists only which is physically separated from motor vehicles either in the
                            road verge (off-road) or on the road carriageway (on-road).
Separated path              A path which is off-road and has separated space for pedestrians and cyclists, usually defined
                            through line-marking and signage.
Shared path                 A path which is off-road and is shared space with pedestrians and cyclists. The minimum width for
                            a shared path is 2.5m.
TMR                         Department of Transport and Main Roads.


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The Noosa Cycling and Walking Strategy and Implementation Plan is a summary document supported by the following working
papers:

•   Working Paper 1 - Background analysis
•   Working Paper 2 - Strategy and network plan development
•   Working Paper 3 - Implementation plan and development
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