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2.2.22 Blue Mile, Wollongong The section of the NSW Coastline Cycleway from the intersection of Cliff Road and Burke Street forms part of the Blue Mile project and is covered by the council’s Old Tram Line Cycle Path submission (see Attachment “B”). The submission is only in an overview of the proposed work and the detailed design should include the NSW Coastline Cycleway, with shared path symbols and similar information embossed into the pavement in contrasting colours or textures, rather than adding the information later. 2.2.23 Harbour foreshore, Wollongong The recently completed work along the harbour foreshore needs shared path symbols and line marking to encourage shared use path behaviour. To reduce the risk of collisions with car doors the line markings should also direct cyclists away from the kerbside of the path. The path markings should comply with objectives of the RTA directive TDT 2002/07. A map is needed in Wollongong Foreshore Park showing the extent of the Coastline Cycle Path with distances to meeting places and vantage points (see Attachment “A”). Thirroul WOLLONGONG 18
2.3 Wollongong to Windang Wollongong to Windang is about an 8km ride which passes through the heart of the Illawarra’s industrial area. It takes in views of Bluescope Steel, Australia’s biggest steel producer, Port Kembla Harbour and the surrounding heavy industries, as well as some fantastic coastal views. 2.3.1 Wollongong Foreshore Park A map is needed in Wollongong Foreshore Park near Belmore Basion and on the waterfront near the southern end of Marine Drive, to show the extent of the Coastline Cycleway with distances to meeting places and vantage points (see attachment “A”). Use existing structures to mount maps and signs. 2.3.2 Lang Park, Wollongong Provide clear path markings at both ends of Lang Park defining NSW Coastline Cycleway including road crossings on Marine Drive, noting that Lang Park has separated bicycle and pedestrian paths 2.3.3 Shared use path symbols The shared path along Marine Drive has a number of No Cycling signs but no shared use path symbols or signs to indicate where cyclists should ride. The path should be marked in accordance with objectives of the RTA directive TDT 2002/07 2.3.4 Marine Drive, Wollongong A sign is needed at the intersection of Marine Drive and Crown Street, indicating direction to Wollongong City Mall and Railway Station. 0.5 crown street mall 19
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