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Further Advice Response 17-07-25 22BRT0122_LT01_3 · OPW25/0042
Based on the reviews undertaken, and from preliminary discussions with Council, the proposed haulage
route is considered to be the most appropriate (compared to the alternate route identified) in terms of
safety (reduced potential risks to the surrounding community and road users), efficiency (shortest route) and
amenity (minimised potential impacts to residential areas and commercial centres).
Additional measures to be considered within the Traffic Management Plan:
Spacing of truck movements – aiming to reduce occurrences of multiple haulage trucks arriving or
leaving the subject site at one time
Community feedback – it is noted that community feedback contact details will be provided as part
of the Traffic Management Plan (prepared by Avada), additional consideration of regular briefing to
drivers regarding key issues / feedback provided by community and any adjustments to procedures /
operations to accommodate.
Any further items / potential measures (including any raised as part of the Road Safety Audit) can be tabled
as part of the operation pre-start meeting(s).
Item 9(e) – Receiving Locations
The receiving locations for the bulk haulage material will be:
Coolum Industrial Park; and
Sekisui House, Coolum; and
Bulk Granite Haulage yard in Caboolture, via the Bruce Highway.
Site: 3-7 Serenity Close, Noosa – Proposed Resort Complex
Reference: 22BRT0122
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