Council meeting agenda - 4 June 2012 - Clarence City Council

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CLARENCE CITY COUNCIL – 4 JUNE 2012 8 9. MOTIONS ON NOTICE 9.1 NOTICE OF MOTION – ALD JAMES BEGONIA STREET, LINDISFARNE (File No 10/03/05) In accordance with Notice given Ald James intends to move the following Motion: “1. That with a view to improving the traffic flows and road safety in Begonia Street, Malunna and Beach Roads, Lindisfarne, Council authorises the General Manager to undertake the following actions: � liaise with the Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources (DIER) to approve a change in speed limit to 40kph for the road sections along Malunna and Beach Roads, from the Lincoln Street / Malunna Road intersection to the Malunna Road / Begonia Street intersection and install 40kph repeater signs at regular intervals along these road sections and � initiate the Local Government (Highways) Act Section 31(1) – (3) process to implement a one-way west to east bound traffic flow, between the eastern property boundary of 164 Begonia Street and the junction of Begonia Street and Flagstaff Gully Road. 2. That the General Manager provides an updated officer report on the progress and timing of the proposed capital works sponsored by the Federal Government at the junction of the East Derwent and Tasman Highways, Rose Bay”. EXPLANATORY NOTES In the officer’s report associated with Begonia Street on the 5 September 2011 Council Meeting agenda, it was noted that when giving consideration to the gravel section of Begonia Street the report stated: ‘…there would seem to be 2 key issues: � strategic function of Begonia Street in the road network; and � road safety. Closely aligned to these 2 key issues are 2 principal objectives that should be considered as part of any assessment of the key issues. These 2 principal objectives can be summarised as: � arterial traffic should be confined to arterial roads with residential roads handling only residential traffic; and � any upgrade or modification to the road network should reduce risk of conflict.’ /contd on Page 9…
CLARENCE CITY COUNCIL – 4 JUNE 2012 9 NOTICE OF MOTION – ALD JAMES BEGONIA STREET, LINDISFARNE /contd… In terms of the 2 principal objectives, the one-way traffic flow is an attempt to dissuade arterial traffic from using a residential road, and to reduce conflict. The physical changes needed to implement the one way proposal are minimal in terms of technical difficulty and financial cost; only signage is required. Costly re-routing infrastructure is not required, as a motorist who travels along the Flagstaff Gully Link Road and finds the changed traffic conditions will be able to turn around at the turning circle near the quarry. The changes could be easily reversed if they were found to be unsuccessful. If the Transport Commission gives its permission, the alteration could be in place within a few months, and it would be relatively easy to police. This motion does not interfere with the last Council decision in relation to Begonia Street on 5 September 2011 which included the resolution that: ‘…Council not lodge an application to widen and seal the gravel section of Begonia Street as part of the current round of Black Spot funding and reassess the matter once the proposed subdivision is commenced and the necessary DIER arterial road junction treatments have been constructed.’ Some ideas suggested at the recent public meeting have already been canvassed with the Council officers and DIER, i.e. the stop sign and the 2 tonne limit. It has been determined by DIER that the first suggestion is not warranted, and Council officers have advised that the second suggestion is likely to create unforeseen consequences including some service vehicles and motor homes being unable to use Begonia Street. R H James ALDERMAN GENERAL MANAGER’S COMMENTS Council can initiate the Section 31 process under the Local Government (Highways) Act. After statutory consultation and Council’s consideration of the representations, the approval of the one way traffic proposal rests with the Transport Commission.
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