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MEETING OF COUNCIL - Town of Cambridge

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<strong>COUNCIL</strong> MINUTES<br />

TUESDAY 27 NOVEMBER 2012<br />

CR12.174 KERBSIDE PARKING RESTRICTIONS PROPOSALS - OCEAN MIA ESTATE<br />

PURPOSE <strong>OF</strong> REPORT:<br />

To review the requirement for kerbside parking restrictions in the area <strong>of</strong> the Ocean Mia Estate<br />

comprising <strong>of</strong> Majalin Avenue, Gali Lane, Omaroo Terrace, Kinta Street and Alba Lane.<br />

BACKGROUND:<br />

The area <strong>of</strong> City Beach named Ocean Mia Estate is serviced by roads with a 6 metre pavement<br />

width within a 15 metre road reserve in Omaroo Terrace, Majalin Avenue and Kinta Street. Gali<br />

Lane has a 6 metre wide road pavement within a 10 metre road reserve and Alba Lane has a 4<br />

metre wide pavement in a 5 metre wide road reserve.<br />

The nature <strong>of</strong> building development is such that the majority <strong>of</strong> residences have double<br />

garages which limits the amount <strong>of</strong> kerbside parking available for residents and their visitors.<br />

Currently, there are no kerbside parking restrictions other than in Alba Lane which is<br />

designated "No Parking" all times to reflect the requirements <strong>of</strong> the Road Traffic Code and the<br />

fact that all residences on Kinta Street have their garage access from this lane.<br />

During house building activities, the issue <strong>of</strong> indiscriminate parking by tradespeople was<br />

brought to the attention <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Town</strong> and temporary "No Parking" restrictions were placed on<br />

the east side <strong>of</strong> Gali Lane to mitigate the inconvenience experienced by residents in this street.<br />

Building activities have now substantially ceased and a request has been received by the <strong>Town</strong><br />

to review the parking situation in Gali Lane with a view to making the temporary restrictions<br />

permanent.<br />

DETAILS:<br />

In the investigation <strong>of</strong> the request for "No Parking" restrictions to be permanently placed on the<br />

east side <strong>of</strong> Gali Lane, it was considered that a plan for the whole area <strong>of</strong> Ocean Mia should<br />

also be considered so that a consistent parking plan could be implemented which would be<br />

acceptable to the residents and improve their safety and amenity.<br />

A plan indicating proposed parking restrictions formulated by the Administration was circulated<br />

to all residents on 25 October 2012 with a letter requesting comments and suggestions for<br />

amendments prior to a recommendation being presented to Council for consideration. (A copy<br />

<strong>of</strong> the plan and letter is included as an attachment to this report).<br />

A total <strong>of</strong> 14 responses were received by 9 November 2012 which indicated:-<br />

• 3 agreed with the parking proposals as indicated on the plan;<br />

• 1 agreed with the parking plan other than the section <strong>of</strong> Gali Lane on the west and north<br />

side from house no. 1 to no. 19 to be excluded from restrictions;<br />

• 10 disagreed with the imposition <strong>of</strong> any parking restrictions other than the "No Stopping"<br />

provisions in the section <strong>of</strong> Majalin Avenue from The Boulevard to Omaroo Terrace.<br />

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