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<strong>Footway</strong> <strong>Paving</strong><br />
<strong>Policy</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> - <strong>Governance</strong><br />
GENERAL<br />
At its meeting held on 16 March 1998, the Council adopted a policy regarding the type <strong>of</strong><br />
paving material for the reconstruction <strong>of</strong> footpaths throughout the new <strong>City</strong>.<br />
However, the former Town <strong>of</strong> St Peters had a <strong>Policy</strong> regarding footway paving. This policy is<br />
to be revoked as a result <strong>of</strong> the adoption <strong>of</strong> a new <strong>Policy</strong>.<br />
DISCUSSION<br />
<strong>Policy</strong> number 50 from the former Town <strong>of</strong> St Peters states:<br />
“On the basis <strong>of</strong> consistency and retention <strong>of</strong> existing character:<br />
1) If a footway is presently paved with concrete that future new work in that street will be<br />
concrete.<br />
2) If a footway is presently paved with asphalt that future new work in that street will be<br />
asphalt.<br />
3) Future repairs and maintenance will be as in 1) or 2) above.”<br />
At its meeting held on 16 March 1998, the Council adopted the following <strong>Policy</strong> with respect to<br />
the construction <strong>of</strong> footways:<br />
1) That the future reconstruction <strong>of</strong> footpaths throughout the new <strong>City</strong> be undertaken<br />
utilising concrete block pavers.<br />
2) That when requests are received from property owners to carry out footpath<br />
construction as an extension <strong>of</strong> their own property upgrading, no objection will be<br />
raised provided that the material is the same as the insitu material in type, pattern<br />
and colours and provided that the Manager <strong>of</strong> Works and Technical Services is<br />
satisfied that the works will be carried to the Council’s specification.<br />
At its meeting held on 17 August 1998, the Council adopted the following policy with respect<br />
to the type <strong>of</strong> concrete pavers to be used for footpath construction:<br />
1. That footpaths in residential areas be constructed using a 60 mm concrete block<br />
paver <strong>of</strong> a rectangular shape and a mauve and black colour.<br />
2. That footpaths in commercial areas be constructed using a dark red 60mm<br />
rectangular block paver with a header course in a charcoal colour at 15 metre<br />
centres.<br />
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3. That footpaths adjacent to buildings <strong>of</strong> Heritage significance and in Historic<br />
Conservation Zones be constructed with a 60 mm rectangular block paver with a<br />
header course in a charcoal grey colour at 15 metre centres.<br />
4. That where an alternative pavement is in place, all best endeavours be used to match<br />
that pavement.<br />
KEY PRINCIPLES<br />
Not applicable.<br />
POLICY<br />
1. That the future reconstruction <strong>of</strong> footpaths throughout the new <strong>City</strong> be undertaken<br />
using concrete block pavers.<br />
2. When requests to carry out footpath construction as an extension <strong>of</strong> their own<br />
property upgrading are received from property owners, no objection will be raised<br />
provided that the material is the same as the insitu material in type, pattern and<br />
colours and provided that the Manager, Works and Technical Services (or delegate)<br />
is satisfied that the works will be undertaken to the Council’s specification.<br />
3. That footpaths in residential areas be constructed using a 60mm concrete block<br />
paver (or equivalent), <strong>of</strong> a rectangular shape and a mauve and black colour.<br />
4. Footpaths in commercial areas be reconstructed using a dark red 60 mm rectangular<br />
block paver (or equivalent) with a header course in a charcoal colour at 15 metre<br />
centres.<br />
5. That footpaths adjacent to buildings <strong>of</strong> heritage significance and in Historic<br />
(Conservation) Zones be constructed with a 60 mm rectangular block paver (or<br />
equivalent) with a header course in a charcoal grey colour at 15 metre centres.<br />
6. That where an alternative pavement is in place, all best endeavours will be used to<br />
match that pavement.<br />
REVIEW PROCESS<br />
The Council will review this <strong>Policy</strong> within 12 months <strong>of</strong> the adoption date <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Policy</strong>.<br />
(amend/delete if not applicable)<br />
INFORMATION<br />
The contact <strong>of</strong>ficer for further information at the <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Norwood</strong> Payneham & St Peters is<br />
Council’s<br />
[insert position], telephone 8366 4….. .<br />
ADOPTION OF THE POLICY<br />
This <strong>Policy</strong> was adopted by Performance Review Committee on 27 September 1999.<br />
TO BE REVIEWED<br />
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