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Effect
Affected
factors/receivers
Location
(refer to Figure 3-1 to
Figure 3-5)
Air quality impacts
Temporary generation of dust, and
construction traffic and equipment
emissions
Members of the
public
Construction
workforce
The entire proposal
footprint
6.17.2 Adverse operational effects
In implementing the proposal there would be a small number of permanent adverse
effects, with the key operational impacts comprising:
A net loss of the use of certain kerbside provisions at certain times during the
day, with associated impacts on adjacent businesses and roadside properties
that rely on these kerbside allocations
Impacts on pedestrian capacity and movement in some areas associated with
alterations to footpath widths, removal of kerb extensions and pedestrian
crossings
An increase in the dominance of traffic within the affected road corridors, which
would have a minor effect on each street’s amenity and streetscape character.
Table 6-73
Summary of adverse operational effects
Effect
Affected
factors/receivers
Location
Traffic, transport and access impacts
Alterations to footpath widths or
removal of kerb extensions, as well
as modification of pedestrian islands
and removal of pedestrian crossings
Timing restrictions affecting kerbside
provisions
Non-Aboriginal heritage impacts
Potential minor impact on the context
and setting of a number of heritagelisted
buildings due to the relocation
of street furniture and realignment of
the footpath and kerb line
Potential ground disturbance impacts
on remnant subsurface archaeology
Pedestrians Work sites NW2, R1,
R2, R4, R5, S2, S4, S5,
S6, C1, C2 and F1
Members of the
public
Adjacent
businesses and
deliveries
Roadside
properties
Heritage-listed
buildings
Archaeological
items
Work sites NW1, NW2,
R1, R2, R3, R4, S1,
S3, C1, C2 and F1
Work sites NW1, NW2,
R2, R3, R4, R5, S3, C1
and C2
Work sites NW2, R4,
S5 and C1
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Review of Environmental Factors