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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 7 - Final New Noosa Plan - Part 8-10 Schedule Appendix - Clean version
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(B) QUEENSLAND URBAN DRAINAGE MANUAL
(iv) (iv) Australian Standards as appropriate – examples of often used
(A) AS/NZS 1158 Lighting for Roads and Public Spaces
(B) AS/NZS 2890.1 to 6 Parking facilities
(C) Department of Transport and Main Roads
(D) Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (QDTMR)
(E) Specifications – Category 3 – Roadworks, Drainage, Culverts and Geotechnical
(F) Drafting & Design Presentation Standards – Vol. 1 to 3
(v) Translink Public Transport Infrastructure Design Manual
(vi) International Erosion Control Association Best Practice Documents
SC6.7.3 Road Hierarchy
(1) The definitions outlined below are general classifications. The ‘desired level of service’ outlines the sub levels for each of these
classifications.
(a) Arterial Roads Roads that serve mainly through traffic and link towns and major traffic foci. Access is generally prohibited
with no parking.
(b) Distributor Roads Roads that connect neighbourhoods, villages and key destinations and link to higher order roads.
Distributor roads are the highest order road to have direct property access.
(c) Collector Roads Roads that funnel traffic from local streets into higher order roads. Collector roads also provide access to
the lots fronting them
(d) Local Roads Roads with a traffic demand resulting only from vehicular access to the lots fronting them (includes culde
sacs and laneways)
(2) Desired standards of service for Arterial and Distributor Classifications are shown in Table SC6.7.1 and for Collector and Local
Classifications are shown in Table SC6.7.2
Table SC6.7.1 Arterial and Distributor Classifications
Arterial and Distributor Classifications
Classification Arterial Distributor
4 lane 2 Lane Urban Street Rural
Criterion With Urban or Major Minor Main Street
Median Rural
Traffic (VPD) >20K <20K 10K to 20K 5K to 15K 5K to 15K 5K to 15K
Posted Speed (km/h) 80/100 60 or 70 60 40 or 50 80
Lane width (m) 4 x 3.5 2 x 3.5 2 x 3.5 2 x 3.5 2 or 4 x 3.3^ 2 x 3.0
Bike Lanes (Y/N) (m) Y 2.0 Y 2.0 Y 1.5 Share or Y* N
On Street Parking (Y/N) No Y sometimes offset No
Shoulder width (m) Dual Bike Dual use Park and Bike 1.5
Carriageway width (m) Varies ( K to K) 11 min 11 min ( K to K) 10 min ( K Varies 9 Form
to K)
Pathway (m) 3 in urban 3 desirable, 2 min 2 desirable Full width * NA
Pathway sides One Both One Where NA
Developed
Median landscaped (m) 3 N/A Sometimes for aesthetics 2 min.^ NA
Reservation width (m) Reserve width = lanes + median + paths + verges 20 Min
**FINAL DRAFT Post Consultation 2019**
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