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2018-06-12 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 JUNE 2018
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 JUNE 2018
eat) Raised Action ; :
oa ian by ene Meeting Actions & Notes
5:2 Good Shepherd Lutheran School Zone and 60km/h signs e Although the sign position may seem odd on the approach to a
QPS sought clarification on an existing 60km/h sign on Eumundi aps roundabout, it aligns with the end of the School Zone and is required
Noosa Road on northern approach to Walter Hay Drive N NEA to inform motorists they have left the school zone area.
intersection. ee e In addition, Council is installing painted school zone thresholds in
(Neil) Walter Hay Drive and repeater School Zone Signs.
e No further action required.
5.3 Noosa Parade — Vehicle Crashes with Cyclists e Council advised TAC that a 2015/16 Cycle Grant had previously
QPS reported concems over the safety of this corridor for off-road been obtained for the design of corridor improvements specifically
and on-road cyclist as there have been a few crashes where designed at addressing pedestrian and cyclists safety by providing a
motorists have run into cyclists and the Police have had to issue widened pathway 2.5 to 3.0m wide to allow shared pedestrian and
infringement notices to the motorists for illegal driving. cycle use plus the provision of compliant on-road bicycle lanes. To
achieve this the central median would be reduced in width to create
additional road space and a wider verge along the northern side
QPS created to accommodate a wider pathway.
Noosa NFA e TAC were advised that the community consultation previously took
(Neil) place and that Council was currently progressing the design through
external consultants with the aim that the design will be completed
by the end of the current 2017/18 financial year.
e This design will form the basis of a future funding application to TMR
to assist with the cost of delivery, which Council may decide to stage
over a few years.
e QPS were appreciative of the update and that Council was working
towards a long term solution to address the road safety concerns.
Noosa TAC & SMC Minutes — 03 April 2018 Page 6 of 9
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