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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 JUNE 2018
Page 103 of 118
SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 JUNE 2018
Item Raised Action : ,
No. Item by Aree Meeting Actions & Notes
Peregian Breeze Residential Subdivision in Sunshine Coast e TMR highlighted that the pathway provided with the subdivision and
Council — Potential Pedestrian Impacts in Noosa Shire approved by SCRC currently directs pedestrians and cyclists directly
TMR raised concerns over pedestrian access to and from the 450 into the shoulder of the Main Road (Emu Mountain Road) which is
to 500 dwelling house estate and gaining safe pedestrian access considered dangerous.
to and from Coolum School and along Emu Mountain Road. e TMR indicated that SCRC are aware and are proposing to construct
a path along the southern side of the road through the low lying
wetland.
e TMR asked whether Noosa Council would contemplate allowing a
path along the northern side of Emu Mountain Road where TMR felt
it would be safer.
TMR . . . . 3
(Rod) NFA |e Council advised that given the road is controlled by TMR that it
would be TMR’s decision to allow a pathway within the road reserve,
not Council's decision.
e Council also advised that land to the north, beyond the road reserve
was part of the Noosa National Park and approval for a pathway
through their land (if required) would need National Park approval,
not Council’s approval. This land however was considered very low
lying and unsuitable for provision of a pathway.
e Council recommended that the pedestrian issues associated with
the SCRC approval of a residential development should reside with
SCRC to resolve.
2018 Black Spot Funding Applications e Given there are a number of Noosa Council controlled roads /
TMR advised that Federal Government Black Spot Funding intersections with high casualties occurring it was considered that
(administered by TMR in Queensland) is anticipated to be open this may be an opportunity for Noosa Council to have them fixed at
for applications by end of April 2018 and to close by mid July no charge to the benefit of the Noosa community and ratepayers.
2018. Black spot funding cover 100% of the cost, including ¢ TMR indicated that they would provide a summary of the top 100
design costs and delivery construction costs. crash sites in Noosa to assist Council in determining whether to
TVR Council prepare any Black Spot funding applications.
(Dan) (Scott) | * QPS were supportive of having dangerous roads and intersections
upgraded and Council taking advantage of the federal black spot
funding program.
e Council noted that there are existing projects in the pipe line that
could qualify for Black Spot funding and that funding should be
pursued with support from Councilors.
e Council to progress assessment and recommendations.
Noosa TAC & SMC Minutes — 03 April 2018 Page 7 of 9
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