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ATTACHMENT 2
Noosa Traffic Advisory Committee (TAC) & Speed Management Committee (SMC)
M MEN Action Matrix
4 m COUNCIL Meeting 16/03/2016
No Oy eter Mammut ean TAC/SMC Actions & Notes Action Orig ta)
“Meeting No. STK yl WA Officer Status
Black Mountain Range Road - Council Speed Reviews
Speed review originally generated from customer request $ rb os and sepa wag oc
regarding speeding and a desire to lower the speed limits. SOU RINNE IT AGT ES eee Saeed Cenvery Ws Council
‘ . foe inclusion of additional REGPs. Council to also assess ;
1. 15/5/2014 | 2.13 | Committee did not agree to lower the speed limit as the speed was | requirements for CAMs. Committee satisfied that (Kris) Complete
considered appropriate, however agreed to install advisory curve Couricll can resolve and finallee issues. No further
warning signs and advisory speed signs to assists motorists. action required by committee. ,
Draft layout of curve warning signs and signage strategy presented
and agreed in principle.
Weyba Rd Noosaville — speed limit on market day
Committee previously discussed pros and cons of variable speed . . .
limit signage fronting the Farmers Market on Sunday mornings 6am |* Council to write letter to Farmers Market organizers to Council
5/3/2015 — 1.00pm and did not agree to do this. femuedt a nite =— en plan which will then (Scott) On-going
It was instead resolved that the Farmers Market need to manage 1: aaeemene aime ae
the traffic better and ensure appropriate measures are put in place
such that it is safe for their customers and the general public.
ee ¢ Clarification by Council on project scope confirming
Customer concerned with the roundabout and vehicle crashes. resurfacing of the roundabout currently not within the
3. 48/6/2015 | 3.6 | Lewis previously discussed with QPS and reviewed WebCrash budget. Council On-going
a. . a . ¢ Council conducting a skid resistance assessment for (Scott)
Council has included a project in current 2016/17 budget to deliver | consideration of resurfacing works.
stormwater drainage improvements.
Middle Creek Rd Federal ¢ Council presented improvements following RSA
Reduction in speed limit (from 80kr/h to 60kmV/h). This road has aeandcone pag aka maori lem py .
4. 18/6/2015 | 3.8 | had several fatal accidents in the last 3 years and is normally a advisory signs “ required for curves. Come Council Complete
quiet country road but is unmarked, with blind corners. conduct speed review and run ball bank indicator and (Kris)
implement proposals. No further action required by
committee.
Good Shepherd Lutheran College
On-going community complaints regarding congestion and safety | TMRh ‘
: : ave provided feedback on a draft letter to the
issues on the local road network being generated by the school School in relation to road safety issues. Council to ;
30/11/2015 and insufficient management of their parking and set-down/pick-up Relea ae Council Complete
— wae Mie aeOe eee: . e TMR happy to assist the school to address road (Scott)
Council and TMR have previously met with the school and have safety issues.
suggested improvements that could be made to improve the
situation.
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