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2019-03-12 P&E Agenda - Item 5 - Attachment 2 - Koala Infrastructure & Feasibility Report
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Table 19 Cooran (Traveston Road and Coles Creek Rd) (Figure 15h)
Koala Type Location/description Condition/gaps Recommendations Comments
Infrastructure
Existing soft Signage • No existing signage on either road • No existing wildlife or • Install high visibility koala signage both eastbound and westbound on both
koala signage Traveston and Coles Creek Rd
Speed Predominately 80km/hr - -
Lighting No - - No pinch point crossing
Road verge Predominately vegetated. • Roadside slashed in • Ensure regular roadside slashing particularly in breeding season
visibility some sections
Table 20 Cooroy Belli Creek Rd/Ceylon Road (Figure 15i)
Koala Type Location/description Condition/gaps Recommendations Comments
Infrastructure
Existing soft Signage • Koala signage on Cooroy Belli Creek • Koala signage in • Retain existing signage (3 signs) and retrofit with high visibility reflective
Road with Wilvo’s rescue number appropriate location on frame. Collaborate with SCC on existing signage on Ceylon Rd.
either side of West Cooroy State Cooroy Belli Creek Road • Install high visibility koala signage just before intersection of Cooroy Belli Creek
Forest in both directions at SF. Road and Old Ceylon Road westbound (for traffic travelling west along Cooroy
• ‘We live here too’ signage on north • koala signage Belli Creek Road and traffic travelling southbound on Old Ceylon Rd)
end of Old Ceylon Road and
southern end of Ceylon Road (both
with Wilvo’s rescue no’s)
Speed Predominately 80km/hr - -
Lighting No - - No pinch point crossing
Road verge Predominately vegetated. • Roadside slashed in • Ensure regular roadside slashing particularly in breeding season
visibility some sections
Table 21 Wust/Beddington Road (Figure 15j)
Koala Type Location/description Condition/gaps Recommendations Comments
Infrastructure
Existing soft Signage • Existing signage on Lenehans Lane • None existing on Wust • Install high visibility koala signage on Wust and Beddington Roads (collaborate
both directions or Beddington Rds (in with SCC precise location) with wildlife/koala rescue contact no’s
NSC) unless already • Retrofit existing signage on Lenehans Lane with high visibility frame and
located SCC. Collaborate wildlife/koala rescue contact numbers underneath
with SCC.
Speed Advisory 40km/hr around bend - -
Lighting No - - No pinch point crossing
Road verge Predominately vegetated • Roadside slashed in • Ensure regular roadside slashing particularly in breeding season
visibility some sections
Table 22 Neusavale Road/Sister Tree Creek Road (Figure 15k)
Koala Type Location/description Condition/gaps Recommendations Comments
Infrastructure
Existing soft Signage • No existing koala or wildlife signage • No signage in vicinity • Install high visibility koala signage on Neusavale Road (southbound), Sister
in vicinity Tree Creek Road (northbound) and Gap Road (eastbound)
Speed Advisory 30km/hr on windy range (sister - -
Tree Creek Rd) and 80km/hr on
Neusavale Rd
Lighting No - - No pinch point crossing
Road verge Predominately vegetated • Roadside slashed in • Ensure regular roadside slashing particularly in breeding season
visibility some sections
Koala Infrastructure Audit & Feasibility Report Page 42
Noosa Council
17SUN-0087/1700860
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