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ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA DOCUMENT NO. 0051706 TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT/FINAL/28 MAY 2010 73 Environmental Issue Management Strategy Responsibility Sub Plan/CE Procedure Provisions for Emergency Vehicles, Heavy Vehicles, Cyclists and Pedestrians Cyclists and Pedestrians The project activities are predominately in rural settings where cyclists and pedestrians are less likely to be encountered. However, the project activities in the vicinity of the townships may have an impact on these road users. In locations where pedestrians and cyclist may be encountered temporary paths and crossings will be developed to ensure safety. The designing of temporary footpaths needs to consider the following points: • Footpaths to be constructed to an all weather standard; • Adequately signposted to direct pedestrians accordingly; and • Footpaths are to be of equivalent performance to adjacent footpaths. Pedestrians are to be excluded from the works site using containment fencing. Works Coordinator CEM2328 Traffic Control: Safety
Traffic Management Sub-Plan Uncontrolled when Printed: Revision D Date: May 2010 6.1 TRANSMISSION LINE CROSSING A ROADWAY The stopping or merging of traffic required for transmission lines to cross roadways has specific management requirements related to the type of vehicles utilising the roadway and the level of service of the roadway. Hence, traffic management measures have been described in terms of the type of roadway to be traversed. It is noted that in all cases where roadways are to be crossed by above ground transmission lines as part of the project works, delays will be short term and are considered to cause minimal impacts to the operation of the project area road network. Any works that impact on the Pacific Highway shall be notified to the Pacific Highway Office of the RTA. The appropriate contact is the Traffic Impact Coordinator (currently Tony Smith, 02 6640 1077). Any works that impact on the State Road Network will require a Road Occupancy License (ROL) from the RTA. Applications for ROL’s are to be made using the appropriate form located on the RTA’s website www.rta.nsw.gov.au. Road Occupancy License applications must be received 10 working days prior to the proposed commencement dates. No late road occupancies will be considered excepting genuine emergency maintenance or other emergency work. A copy of the Road Occupancy Licence must be kept on site at all times. Completed Temporary Speed Zone Authorisation (SZA) form(s) must be completed on site and copies returned to the Traffic Operations Unit after completion of the works. 6.1.1 Highways Highways are arterial roads that carry predominately through traffic from one region to another. They provide the principal avenue for traffic movements and are at the top of the road hierarchy (RTA, 2000). The traversing of transmission lines across the Pacific and Bruxner Highway is the project activity that has the potential to delay a significant amount of road users. Extensive consultation must be undertaken with the RTA, local council, local police and surrounding businesses and residents (as necessary) to formulate an effective TCP. Following consultation with aforementioned parties, a process of notification must be engaged to warn road users of the project works and potential delays. The notification method must be widespread and include several different media in order to inform not only ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA DOCUMENT NO. 0051706 TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT/FINAL/28 MAY 2010 74
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