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2019-10-08 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 8 OCTOBER 2019
Information Management Systems – VMS & App
Item Risk Mitigation
Scope/Deliverables VMS boards ineffective in advising motorists of parking Reduce the number of messages displayed on the VMS boards.
availability. Evaluate effectiveness of VMS boards through survey question.
Scope/Deliverables Low uptake in download of the Go Noosa App Marketing material will promote the Go Noosa App
Traffic Control & temporary wayfinding – Hastings St precinct
Item Risk Mitigation
Scope/Deliverables The traffic control may not be fully effective if not attended to Develop procedures that are appropriate and flexible and monitor to
diligently and in a fully coordinated approach. direct changes when needed.
Programme Traffic control seen as “road works” in Hastings Street Traffic controllers to undertake “Welcome to Noosa” training. Work
within existing standards to enhance the uniform for traffic
controllers to provide a festive, holiday atmosphere.
Finance Use of traffic control dependent on weather and traffic conditions Monitor need for traffic control and span of hours. Note inclusion of
contingency.
Temporary Bus Queue Jump
Item Risk Mitigation
Scope/Deliverable Bus queue jump is not long enough and does not give Monitor and measure.
measurable improvement.
The bus queue jump trial and the Noosa Parade design upgrade Mitigate through communications.
not in alignment
Finance Risk that costs for trial are not seen as value for money Acknowledge this is a trial to enhance the attractiveness of catching
a free bus over driving a car. Noosa Parade is significantly
congested during peak periods with proposed bus queue jump
designed to ensure buses are not stuck in congestion. Consider
increasing the use of the bus queue jump after the two week period.
Political Community oppose loss of parking. Key stakeholders have endorsed.
All marketing material and signage will explain that it is a temporary
change during the peak holiday period (2 weeks).
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