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2016-03-01 Infrastructure and Services Committee Agenda
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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 1 MARCH 2016
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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 1 MARCH 2016
development proposal. agreed that further consideration of the use of
the Oval would also be beneficial.
The lack of real thought given to big recreational | The Master Plan seeks to strike a balance for all
areas and providing a tiny children's park is | users. A playscape and gym equipment are
disappointing and should include a_ proper | proposed in the open space area. A walking and
fitness trail around the walking track with simple | cycling track is also to be provided around Di
but effective body weight items. Hirst Oval. Further consideration will be given to
these use areas during the detailed design stage.
Peregian Village offers no recreational | The Master Plan provides for additional
opportunities at all, other than skating and one | recreational activities; however there has been a
minimalist children's playground and_ the | conscious decision to not provide sport and
community is quickly expanding yet there are no | recreation facilities that cater for specific groups.
facilities to cater for any activity. Consequently, the Master Plan seeks to cater for
the majority of users. As mentioned above some
gym equipment and a walking and cycling track
are to be provided as part of the overall Master
Plan.
Consider the pedestrian laneway between the | The Master Plan seeks to upgrade the key
David Low Way and Rufous Street requiring | pedestrian linkages to the Village via the Rufous
urgent attention, with lighting of the Laneway | Street Laneway and along David Low Way. It is
and other works to be undertaken to encourage | understood that the upgrade of the Laneway will
people to use it to park in Rufous Street. include improved surveillance and lighting and
other improvements along with activation of the
southern frontages to encourage a greater
amount of passing pedestrian traffic.
Relocation of pedestrian crossing on David Low | It is agreed that a desirable outcome is to locate
Way to the eastern end of the laneway is | the pedestrian linkages as close as possible to
supported. the roundabout in David Low Way, near the
Laneway. People are currently crossing David
Low Way at this location over the existing
gardens in any event. The design and final
location of the crossing is subject to detail
design being undertaken by Council's traffic
engineers, who have already given this matter
some consideration.
Improving of David Low Way by planting trees | The Master Plan provides for an improved
on the footpath is also supported. streetscape along David Low Way, which is to be
treed to provide some shade. It is hoped that
the softening of this existing pathway will
encourage more use by pedestrians.
We have a disabled son who needs to use a | The matter of providing for disabled access for
wheelchair to get to the village because there is | residents in the locality was raised at the
no footpath on our side (north side) of | community meeting and is to be addressed with
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