B - Code Compliance.pdf

Transport Code

  iii.    are adequate for the design speed
          environment;
   iv.    are adequate for predicted traffic volumes;
    v.    maintains the safe and efficient functioning
          of the road network incorporating
          roundabouts as a preference to T
          intersections;
   vi.    are compatible with existing infrastructure;
  vii.    are easily maintained by Council
          equipment; and
 viii.    where appropriate, have the ability to
          accommodate public transport services;
 b) road pavement surfaces—
     i.   are durable enough to carry estimated
          wheel loads of travelling and parked
          vehicles;
    ii.   provide for the safe passage of vehicles,
          pedestrians, cyclists, and discharge of
          stormwater run-off from contributing
          catchments and the preservation of all-
          weather access;
 c) kerb and channel—
     i.   controls vehicle movement by delineating
          the carriageway for all users;
    ii.   conveys road pavement run-off to
          stormwater drainage in a manner that
          allows the road to be trafficable in 1%AEP
          local rainfall events; and
 d) verges and footpaths provide—
     i.   safe access for pedestrians and cyclists
          clear of obstructions;
    ii.   an access area for vehicles onto properties;
   iii.   a corridor allocated for services and
          utilities; and
   iv.    additional amenity for minor roads.
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