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2014-06-17 Infrastructure and Services Committee Agenda
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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 17 JUNE 2014
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2.2 Hastings Street Council Scott
Morgan
Issue: The use of Segways on busy pedestrian pathways in
Hastings Street was queried by N.Walker due to conflicts
Result
1. The use of Segways by Police in Hastings Street was a
short trial and is now complete. Council officers to
consider measures to stop use of segways in Hastings
Street area as their use is deemed incompatible with high
use pedestrian areas with narrow pathways.
2. Council to investigate the development of a policy to
manage Segway use on road reserves and public land.
Item Raised Action
No Item
by officer
2.3 Cooroy Noosa Road / Swift Drive
Council Scott
Issue: Cooroy Noosa Road / Swift Drive intersection Morgan
investigated by Council and TMR as a result of Councillor
and customer request for improved lighting and traffic
calming.
Result
1. Nigel Walker advised that traffic count data collected on Swift
Drive did not support a reduction in posted speed limit of
50km/hr.
2. TMR advised that if there is low crash history it’s unlikely that
funding will be provided to install lighting at the Swift Drive /
Cooroy Noosa Road Intersection. TMR to investigate lighting
levels.
3. Suggestions to alleviate speeding were to firstly investigate
the upgrade of warning signs.
2.4 Cooroy Noosa Road / Beckmans Rd Council QPS
Issue: Item raised by Nigel Walker - Council
1. Road safety audit has been commissioned by Council to
investigate unusually high accident rates between cyclists
and motor vehicles. Accidents were mainly from vehicles
turning right into Beckmans Road and hitting cyclists
travelling towards Cooroy. The severity of accidents was
of concern with multiple fractures for each incident.
2. VMS with CAUTION CYCLISTS message was installed to
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