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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 5 - Final New Noosa Plan - Part 1-6 - Clean version
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Log in to see the plans as drawnAdditional Quantitative Roadway standards
Item Type Desired Standard
Road intersections and Unsignalised ‘T’ intersection and Degree of saturation – 0.85
Roundabouts single lane roundabouts Intersection Flows 4Kvpd minor &16Kvpd major in
urban areas and 250vpd minor & 1Kvpd nonurban
areas.
4 lane roundabout Degree of Saturation – 0.85
Intersection Flows 16Kvpd minor & 35Kvpd major
Austroads DSS1 in urban areas C to D – good conditions outside peak holiday periods
with only short delays at major intersections, and
D to E – moderate congestion during peak holiday
periods with congestion severe enough to discourage
private vehicle usage thus increasing use of public
transport or other modes.
Austroads DSS in nonurban areas
1 B to C – good conditions in all periods with only short
delays at major intersections.
1Level of service as defined in Austroads 2009 Guide to Traffic Management Part 3 Traffic Studies and Analysis
Road Hierarchy and Desired Level of Service (DSS)
Arterial Distributor Collector
Roadway Qualitative standards
Item Network Objective
All Achieve a free flowing traffic environment free of
significant delays thus reducing stress for drivers.
Road Network Encourage use of other modes of transport shifting
Characteristics to reflect reliance from private motor vehicle usage.
the Shire’s Character & Prefer roundabouts rather than signalised
Lifestyle intersections.
Prefer a two lane roadway network.
Use trees and vegetation to shade road corridors and
reduce environmental speeds.
Prohibit advertising signage in the road reserve so as
not to distract drivers.
Innovate in all road design using the “Noosa Design
Principles” for inspiration.
Pathways and Bikeways Qualitative Standards
All Encourage usage of pathways and bikeways by
providing convenient links to public transport
Pathways and Bikeways infrastructure, and within and between, residential,
commercial and industrial nodes.
Pathways and bikeways be a viable integrated
component of the people movement network.
Pathways and bikeways to have appropriate materials
and treatments to surfaces to ensure comfort and
safety for users.
Safety All Design for universal usage in all components within
the road reserve.
Public Transport Infrastructure Quantitative & Qualitative Standards
Bus Stops All Meet the requirements of the Public Transport
Infrastructure Manual (2015) Translink Qld.
Located for convenient access.
Designed to fit the Noosa style.
**FINAL DRAFT Post Consultation 2019**
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