NORTH SYDNEY COUNCIL · NORTH SYDNEY COUNCIL . Council Chambers . 6 June 2019 . I wish to inform you that the . 525th Meeting of the TRAFFIC COMMITTEE will be held in the Ros Crichton

NORTH SYDNEY COUNCIL

Council Chambers 6 June 2019

I wish to inform you that the 525th Meeting of the TRAFFIC COMMITTEE will be held in the Ros Crichton Pavilion, North Sydney at 10.00am on Friday 14 June 2019 when your attendance is requested.

Your attention is directed to the accompanying statement of the business proposed to be transacted at such meeting.

KEN GOULDTHORP GENERAL MANAGER

BUSINESS

1. MinutesConfirmation of Minutes of the previous Meeting held on 3 May 2019.(Circulated)

INFORMATION SHEET

Attending Traffic Committee Meetings

October 2018

The North Sydney Traffic Committee is not a Committee of North Sydney Council, but a

Committee set up as a requirement of Roads and Maritime Services (RMS).

Council has been delegated certain powers from RMS with regard to traffic matters upon its

local roads. A condition of this delegation is that Council must take into account the Traffic

Committee recommendations.

There are four permanent members of the Traffic Committee, each of whom has a single vote

only. The members are:

1. NSW Police

2. Roads and Maritimes Services

3. State Member of Parliament (for the location of the issue to be voted upon)

4. North Sydney Council

Council operates its Traffic Committee on the basis that the single Council vote, upon any

issue, is determined by the majority vote among those Councillors present at the meeting.

Generally, the Mayor chairs Traffic Committee meetings; however, in the Mayor’s absence it

is customary for a pre-elected Councillor to take the chair.

Traffic Committee meetings are held on Fridays. Meeting agendas and reports are published

on Council’s website on the Thursday before the meeting.

Council allows the members of the public to attend and speak at Traffic Committee meetings.

Members of the public gallery are requested to switch off mobile phones for the duration of

the meeting.

Individuals or groups wishing to address the Traffic Committee on a particular item must

register to speak before 5pm on the day prior to the meeting (Thursdays) by contacting

Council’s Traffic Planning Assistant on 9936 8244, or by notifying the officer outside the

meeting venue between 9.40am and 9.55am.

Such items will then be brought forward, in Agenda order, and dealt with before items in

which there is no interest from the public gallery.

As the Chairperson calls the brought forward items on the Agenda, speakers are invited to

stand at the Committee table.

The following points should be noted by members of the public wishing to address the

Traffic Committee:

Addresses must relate to an item on the Agenda;

Addresses should be limited to three (3) minutes, with a possible extension of time at the

discretion of the Chairperson;

Attending Traffic Committee Meetings Page 3

October 2018

Addresses should be made to “Mayor, Councillors and Committee Members”;

If you have previously addressed the Traffic Committee on the subject then any further

address must be made to present new information ONLY;

Groups, or persons wishing to present similar points of view, should nominate a

spokesperson - not address the Traffic Committee individually; and

Having made your address and answered any questions put to you by the Committee, you

may take no further part in the debate.

All questions and comments are to be addressed through the Chairperson who will indicate

who is to speak next.

When all representations have been heard, the Traffic Committee will be asked by the

Chairperson for a resolution to determine the matter whilst the interested parties are present at

the table.

After the Traffic Committee has made its determination, the Chairperson will ask speakers to

resume their seats in the gallery and the same process will be repeated for subsequent items.

All Traffic Committee resolutions are referred to the full Council for their approval. The

recommendation sent to the full Council is the recommendation that has the majority vote of

the four permanent members of the Traffic Committee. If Council wishes to proceed contrary

to the majority vote, the RMS and Police have the right to appeal Council’s decision before

the Regional Traffic Committee. Council must notify the RMS and the Police and give them

14 days to decide whether they propose to lodge an appeal on the matter in question.

Any action relative to any issue under appeal to the Regional Committee must then cease

until the matter is determined.

The Sydney Regional Traffic Committee is chaired by an independent chairperson and

submissions and representations are welcomed from all interested parties.

For more information regarding Conduct at Traffic Committee meetings refer to Council’s

Code of Meeting Principles and Practices available from Council’s website or contact

Council’s Governance and Committee Services Manager on 9936 8154.

525th TRAFFIC COMMITTEE - 14 /06 / 2019 Page No 4 2. Matters Arising from the Minutes 3. Matters Arising from Council Resolutions 4. Items for Consideration - see attached reports

Item No. Subject Page 4.1 Delegated Authority 14 4.2 Union Street Speed Cushions 24

5. Informal Items for Consideration - see attached reports

Item No. Subject Page 5.1 Abandoned Vehicles & Unattended Boat Trailers Processed

Report 27

5.2 Standing Item - Gerard Street and Macpherson Street, Cremorne - Traffic Control Signals (TCS)

32

5.3 Standing Item - Military Road B-Line 33 6. Local Development Advisory Committee Items for Consideration Nil 7. General Business

525th Traffic Committee – 14/06/19 Page No 5

ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION 2. 4.1 Delegated Authority

Report of Manager Traffic and Transport Operations, Michaela Kemp Attached is a list of projects given approval under delegated authority to the Traffic & Transport Operations Manager. Approval was given subject to concurrence of Roads and Maritime Services, the NSW Police and the local State Members. Recommending: 1. THAT the information regarding Delegated Authority items be received.

3. 4.2 Union Street, McMahons Point – Proposed Speed Cushions

– Survey Result Report of Traffic and Transport Engineer, Iman Mohammadi As part of the 2018/2019 implementation of North Sydney Council’s Local Area Traffic Management (LATM) Action Plans, it is proposed to install traffic calming devices in Union Street, McMahons Point. The issue of the speeding motorists was also raised at the 519th Traffic Committee held on 7th September 2018 where the committee recommended: 4. THAT Council urgently installs speed bumps along the road and also examine the kerb blister on the corner of Union Street. Community consultation took place from 13 March 2019 until 10 April 2019. 236 letters were sent to properties in the surrounding area, Union Precinct committee, and the survey was available online through Council’s ‘Have Your Say’ webpage. A total of 49 responses were received, including 4 from the outside survey area. This report details the outcomes of the community consultation. Recommending: 1.THAT Council notes the outcome of the community consultation with regards to proposed speed cushions in Union Street. 2.THAT Council installs three (3) rows of speed cushions in Union Street, McMahons Point as per the attached plan.

INFORMAL ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION 4. 5.1 Abandoned Vehicles and Unattended Boat Trailers

Processed Report Report of Manager Ranger and Parking Services, Mark Richardson Report of Abandoned Vehicles and Unattended Boat Trailers processed during the reporting period of 11 April 2019 TO 24 May 2019

• Year to date (2019) Council has investigated 195 reports of abandoned vehicles

• Year to date (2019) Council has processed 37 reports of unattended boat trailers

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Recommending: 1.THAT the information concerning the Abandoned Vehicles and UnattendedBoat Trailers Processed Report be received

5. 5.2 Standing Item, Gerard Street and Macpherson Street,Cremorne - Traffic Control Signals (TCS)Report of Sustainable Transport Projects Coordinator, Lindsay MendayAt its meeting of 25 February 2019, Council resolved to adopt the followingrecommendation of the North Sydney Traffic Committee:1. THAT pedestrian signals on Gerard Street at Macpherson Street be expeditedas a high priority project and funding be brought forward to progress theproject to construction.At the Traffic Committee meeting on 22 March 2019 it was recommended:1. THAT Gerard Street/ Macpherson Street traffic signals be included as a standing item on future Traffic Committee agendas.The report provides an update on the status of the project and will be updated at each milestone for the project.Recommending:1.THAT the information concerning Gerard Street and Macpherson Street Traffic Control Signals Standing Item be received.

6. 5.3 Standing Item - Military Road B-LineReport of Traffic & Transport Operations Manager, Michaela KempAt the Traffic Committee meeting on 3 May 2019 it was agreed to add a standingitem for each future traffic committee agenda with regard B-Line, includingmatters concerning off-set parking arrangements due to parking losses alongMilitary Road, and general traffic and parking matters that arise.The table outlines the status of current traffic and parking matters relating to B-Line.Recommending:1.THAT the information concerning Standing Item - Military Road B-Line bereceived.

LOCAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION

Nil

Minute Book Page No 14

This is Page No 14 of the Minutes of the 524th Traffic Committee Meeting of the North Sydney

Council held on 3 May 2019.

NORTH SYDNEY COUNCIL

REPORT OF 524th TRAFFIC COMMITTEE

SUBJECT: PROCEEDINGS OF COMMITTEE AT MEETING HELD IN THE SUPPER

ROOM AT THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, NORTH SYDNEY, ON FRIDAY, 3

MAY 2019 AT 10.00AM

PRESENT

Councillor Gibson in the Chair, Councillor Keen.

Staff: Duncan Mitchell, Director Engineering and Property Services

Michaela Kemp, Manager Traffic and Transport Operations

Mark Richardson, Manager Ranger and Parking Services

Maria Coyne, Traffic Operations Officer

Peita Rose, Governance Officer (Minutes)

Srikanth Shastry, Senior Strategic Transport Planner

Members: Garvin Rutherford, representing Gladys Berejiklian, Member for

Willoughby

Lisa Forrest, representing Felicity Wilson, Member for North Shore

Samantha Shockie, NSW Police

Patrick North, NSW Police

Nina Fard, RMS

Visitors: J. Meadows, Resident

L. Tilsed, Resident

R. Webber, Cycling North

Apologies were received from Veronique Marchandeau, representing Felicity Wilson,

Member for North Shore.

At the commencement of business (10.00am) Councillors present were:

Councillor Gibson in the Chair,

Councillor Keen arrived at 10.10am.

16. Minutes

The Minutes of the previous meeting held on 22 March 2019, copies of which had been

previously circulated, were taken as read and confirmed.

The Motion was moved by Mr Rutherford and seconded by Councillor Gibson.

Voting was unanimous.

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Ms Forrest requested on behalf of the Member for North Shore that the matter regarding

Parraween Street be discussed under general business at the next Traffic Committee

meeting on 14 June 2019.

It was agreed to add a standing item on the traffic agenda for each future meeting with

regard to B-Line, including the following matters:

• Off-set parking;

• Impact to parking and traffic.

17. (5.3) Burlington Street and Alexander Street, Crows Nest – Proposed Traffic

Signals

Report of Traffic & Transport Engineer, Iman Mohammadi

Following redevelopment of Alexander Street Car Park and Woolworths supermarket

which was completed around May 2016, the need for safe pedestrian facilities close to

the entrance of the supermarket was increased.

The following was minuted at the 513th Meeting of the North Sydney Traffic

Committee on 24 November 2017:

It was noted that there are periods of congestion on Alexander Street when the

Alexander Street carpark is busy, particularly on weekday afternoons and on

weekends. The Committee noted that it is not possible to change the carpark entry and

exit points due to the design of the carpark. It was also noted that it is not desirable

from a safety perspective to allow right turns out of the carpark onto Alexander Street.

Pedestrian safety crossing Burlington Street near Woolworths was also raised and it

was noted that a design for a pedestrian crossing was being considered. The crossing

is proposed to be relocated midblock between Alexander Street and the carpark entry

to alleviate concerns raised by the RMS about queuing back to the roundabout.

Council’s Traffic Engineer also advised that a signalised crossing was investigated but

was not pursued as it does not meet the RMS warrants for traffic signals. The Traffic

Committee considered that traffic signals may address the traffic flow and pedestrian

issues.

Council will proceed with the pedestrian crossing on Burlington Street west of

Alexander Street. Council will also remodel and prepare plans for the RMS for a

signalised intersection at Burlington and Alexander Street, in conjunction with Falcon

Street and Alexander Street, and forward to RMS for consideration.

Moved by Garvin Rutherford and seconded by Councillor Gibson.

This report provides an update of the actions taken to date and recommends proposed

actions going forward.

Recommending:

1. THAT Council continues with the preparation of Traffic Signal Design for the

intersection of Burlington Street and Alexander Street, Crows Nest.

2. THAT Council notes that traffic signals at the intersection of Alexander Street and

Burlington Street has been added to the LATM Action Plan (Zone 2) and assessed as a

medium-term priority to be considered for future implementation subject to priorities

within the LATM Action Plans, availability of funding, community consultation

outcomes and RMS approval.

Ms Tilsed and Mr Meadows addressed the Committee.

The RMS representative advised that any proposed traffic signals at this intersection

must take into consideration phasing at the intersections of Pacific Highway/Alexander

Street, and Pacific Highway/Falcon Street.

A Motion was moved by Councillor Gibson and seconded by Ms Fard,

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1. THAT Council halt work on the Alexander Street/ Burlington Street traffic signals

project and no further funds be spent on it, and that Council monitor traffic and

pedestrian behaviour at the intersection for 6 months to ascertain if any changes occur

in view of the fact that the Coles supermarket in Crows Nest is operational.

Resolved to Recommend:

1. THAT Council halt work on the Alexander Street/ Burlington Street traffic signals

project and no further funds be spent on it, and that Council monitor traffic and

pedestrian behaviour at the intersection for 6 months to ascertain if any changes occur

in view of the fact that the Coles supermarket in Crows Nest is operational.


18. (4.1) Delegated Authority

Report of Manager Traffic and Transport Operations, Michaela Kemp

Attached is a list of projects given approval under delegated authority to the Traffic &

Transport Operations Manager. Approval was given subject to concurrence of Roads

and Maritime Services, the NSW Police and the local State Members.

Recommending:

1. THAT the information regarding Delegated Authority items be received.

The Motion was moved by Mr Rutherford and seconded by Councillor Keen.


1. THAT the information regarding Delegated Authority items be received.


19. (4.2.1) Broughton Street, Kirribilli


Attached is a list of recommendations made for changes in the parking restrictions.

Recommending:

1. THAT the recommendations made for changes in the parking restrictions be

adopted.

2. THAT Council undertake community consultation on the proposals to create

additional parking spaces as shown in the attached diagrams for Locations 1 and 3 on

Broughton Street and the outcomes be reported back to the Traffic Committee.

A Motion was moved by Councillor Gibson and seconded by Ms Forrest,

1. THAT Council proceed with community consultation as soon as possible on the

proposals to create additional parking spaces as shown in the attached diagrams for

Locations 1 and 3 on Broughton Street and the outcomes be reported back to the Traffic

Committee.


1. THAT the recommendations made for changes in the parking restrictions be

adopted.

2. THAT Council proceed with community consultation as soon as possible on the

proposals to create additional parking spaces as shown in the attached diagrams for

Locations 1 and 3 on Broughton Street and the outcomes be reported back to the Traffic

Committee.

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20. (4.2.2) Wilson Street, Cammeray


Attached is a list of recommendations made for changes in the parking restrictions.

Recommending:

1. THAT No Stopping (full time) be installed on the western side of Wilson Street at

the pinch point near the telegraph pole outside No. 8A Wilson Street (approx. 1 parking

space)

2. THAT No Stopping “6am-1pm Mondays and Fridays” be installed opposite property

No.14 Wilson Street (14 metres long).

A Motion was moved by Councillor Keen and seconded by Mr Rutherford,

1. THAT this matter be reported back to traffic committee in 6 months with regard to

any feedback received.


1. THAT No Stopping (full time) be installed on the western side of Wilson Street at

the pinch point near the telegraph pole outside No. 8A Wilson Street (approx. 1 parking

space)

2. THAT No Stopping “6am-1pm Mondays and Fridays” be installed opposite property

No.14 Wilson Street (14 metres long).

3. THAT this matter be reported back to traffic committee in 6 months with regard to

any feedback received.


21. (4.3.1) Milson Road, Cremorne Point - near Cremorne Reserve


Attached is a list of recommendations made for minor traffic investigations.

Recommending:

1. THAT Council install “Look” stencils on both sides of Milson Road at the pedestrian

ramps near Cremorne Reserve to warn pedestrian to watch for oncoming vehicles.

2. THAT Council notes the addition of the following proposals in the LATM action

plans to be considered for future implementation subject to priorities within the LATM

Action Plans, availability of funding, community consultation outcomes and traffic

committee approval:

i) a kerb extension on the western side of Milson Road near the access road to Cremorne

Reserve (medium priority);

ii) a Shared Zone across the crossing point including a raised threshold and appropriate

signage.

A Motion was moved by Councillor Gibson and seconded by Nina Fard,


1. THAT Council install “Look” stencils on both sides of Milson Road at the pedestrian

ramps near Cremorne Reserve to warn pedestrian to watch for oncoming vehicles.

2. THAT Council notes the addition of the following proposals in the LATM action

plans to be considered for future implementation subject to priorities within the LATM

Action Plans, availability of funding, community consultation outcomes and traffic

committee approval:

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i) a kerb extension on the western side of Milson Road near the access road to Cremorne

Reserve (medium priority);

ii) a Shared Zone across the crossing point including a raised threshold and appropriate

signage, subject to RMS approval.


22. (4.4) Ben Boyd Road, Neutral Bay – Traffic Speeds

Report of Traffic & Transport Operations Manager, Michaela Kemp

Council has received representations from residents of Ben Boyd Road concerning

speeding vehicles in Ben Boyd Road.

Ben Boyd Road is a local road with the default urban speed limit of 50km/h.

Council obtained pneumatic tube traffic counts in Ben Boyd Road at four midblock

locations along Ben Boyd Road over a six-week period. A VMS radar sign was also

installed on Ben Boyd Road south of Aubin Street from the fourth week displaying ‘50’

and ‘Slow Down’ or ‘Thank you’ messages depending on the speed of approaching

vehicles.

In addition, Council has requested Police enforcement and requested the existing 50

speed limit sign between Kurraba Road and Aubin Street be relocated to a more visible

location.

This report presents the findings from the traffic count data and proposed actions.

Recommending:

1. THAT Ben Boyd Road be considered for nomination as part of the 2020/21 RMS

Safer Roads and Blackspot Program with nominations due by 31 July 2019.

2. THAT treatments proposed for Ben Boyd Road and their respective priorities within

the LATM Action Plans be noted.

A Motion was moved by Councillor Keen and seconded by Lisa Forrest,

1. THAT that VMS sign be moved further up towards the cupcake shop.


1. THAT Ben Boyd Road be considered for nomination as part of the 2020/21 RMS

Safer Roads and Blackspot Program with nominations due by 31 July 2019.

2. THAT treatments proposed for Ben Boyd Road and their respective priorities within

the LATM Action Plans be noted.

3. THAT that VMS sign be moved further up towards the cupcake shop.


INFORMAL ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION

23. (5.1) Abandoned Vehicles and Unattended Boat Trailers Processed Report

Report of Manager Ranger and Parking Services, Mark Richardson

Report of Abandoned Vehicles and Unattended Boat Trailers processed during the

reporting period of 2 March 2019 to 10 April 2019.

Year to date (2019) Council has investigated 167 reports of abandoned vehicles.

Year to date (2019) Council has processed 34 reports of unattended boat trailers.

Recommending:

1. THAT the information concerning the Abandoned Vehicles and Unattended Boat

Trailers Processed Report be received.

The Motion was moved by Councillor Keen and seconded by Mr Rutherford.

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1. THAT the information concerning the Abandoned Vehicles and Unattended Boat

Trailers Processed Report be received.


24. (5.2) Standing Item, Gerard Street and Macpherson Street, Cremorne - Traffic

Control Signals (TCS)

Report of Sustainable Transport Projects Coordinator, Lindsay Menday

At its meeting of 25 February 2019, Council resolved to adopt the following

recommendation of the North Sydney Traffic Committee:

1. THAT pedestrian signals on Gerard Street at Macpherson Street be expedited as a

high priority project and funding be brought forward to progress the project to

construction.

At the Traffic Committee meeting on 22 March 2019 it was recommended:

1. THAT Gerard Street/Macpherson Street traffic signals be included as a standing

item on future Traffic Committee agendas.

The table below provides an update on the status of the project and will be updated at

each milestone for the project.

Date Project status

April 2019 Consultant brief and request for quotation completed.

Quotation assessment and engagement of a contractor is

scheduled for early May 2019.

Recommending:

1. THAT the information concerning Gerard Street and Macpherson Street Traffic

Control Signals Standing Item be received.

The Motion was moved by Councillor Keen and seconded by Ms Forest.


1. THAT the information concerning Gerard Street and Macpherson Street Traffic

Control Signals Standing Item be received.


GENERAL BUSINESS

25. (7.1) Moodie & Lytton Street Parking - New Parking Restrictions

The Mayor has received representation regarding the parking restrictions in Parking

Area 20 (Moodie Street)

The Manager Traffic & Transport Operations provided the following advice: The Area

20 restrictions were installed on 12/2/19 and are subject to a 6-month

review. Therefore, a further report will be provided to the Traffic Committee following

the review period, most likely the 6 September meeting. Any feedback received by that

time will be considered as part of the review including that from the residents.

Action: Council’s Traffic Manager will write to the resident advising that the Mayor

raised the matter at the Traffic Committee meeting and requested all members and staff

of the Traffic Committee to think of possible alternative solutions.

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The Mayor left the meeting at 11.05am

Removal of bus stop in Hampden Avenue

Councillor Keen stated that she had attended the Harrison Precinct meeting and the

committee were questioning the following:

• removal of the bus stop in Hampden Avenue which serviced SCECGS school

students.

• Cremorne residents have endured significant disruptions however noted that they

are not likely to benefit from the B-Line service because there are no B-Line bus stops

planned for Cremorne.

• query on outcomes of the B-Line Road Safety Audit

Action: Council will speak with the B-line to find out if the bus stop has been removed

temporarily or is intended to be removed permanently.

Hampden Avenue - illegal parking

The Manager Ranger and Parking Services advised that there is a significant level of

non-compliance and double-parking occurring on Hampden Avenue, which is being

used as a school drop-off point. Some motorists are also performing illegal U-turns

over the double white lines near the intersection with Military Road.

Woolworths Loading Zone - Broughton Street

Councillor Keen requested an update on this matter.

The Manager Traffic and Transport Operations advised that Woolworths had also been

in regular contact and that this item will need to go out for consultation with businesses

and residents.

Blues Point Road - Teens Gathering

The NSW Police stated that they have had complaints from residents that teens are

gathering down the bottom of Blues Point Road, double parking, speeding, playing

loud music and hanging around till all hours of the morning.

Action: It was suggested that Council put up signs “Amplified Music Prohibited” in

this area.

Falcon Street - Pacific Highway to the Warringah freeway

Mr Webber suggested the speed limit be lowered from 60 to 50 on Falcon Street to the

Pacific Highway/Warringah Freeway.

Action: Council write a letter to the RMS and put a recommendation to have the speed

limit lowered from 60 to 50.

The meeting closed at 11.21am.

____________________________ ________________________

CHAIRPERSON GENERAL MANAGER

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Item 4.1 - Traffic - 14/6/19

N O R T H S Y D N E Y C O U N C I L R E P O R T S

To the General Manager Attach: 1. List of Items

SUBJECT: (4.1) Delegated Authority

AUTHOR: Report of Manager Traffic and Transport Operations, Michaela Kemp

DESCRIPTION/SUBJECT MATTER:

Attached is a list of projects given approval under delegated authority to the Traffic & Transport Operations Manager. Approval was given subject to concurrence of Roads and Maritime Services, the NSW Police and the local State Members.

RECOMMENDATION: 1. THAT the information regarding Delegated Authority items be received.

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APPROVAL FOR PROJECTS UNDER DELEGATED AUTHORITY TO THE TRAFFIC & TRANSPORT OPERATIONS MANAGER

TRAFFIC COMMITTEE 525th 14 JUNE 2019

No. Street Location Precinct,

Ward, Electorate

Issue Recommendation Appr Date ECM Comments

Resident Parking Nil Temporary Road Closures 19-024 Cremorne

Lane, Cremorne Point

26 Cremorne Road Between Cremorne Road and Cremorne lane

Cremorne Point, Victoria, North Shore Electorate

Temporary Road Closure

1. THAT Council raise no objection to the temporary closure of Cremorne Lane, Cremorne Point between Cremorne Road and Cremorne Lane for Tuesday 12th March 2019 between the hours of 7:00am and 5:00pm for the purpose of installing a tower crane. Approval is subject to managed access to all affected properties and the applicant notifying all affected residents/tenants as per Council’s standard conditions of approval. 2. THAT should Council receive an application for an alternative date to carry out these works due to inclement weather or operational delays, that application be approved, subject to Police Permit approval.

Yes 4/3/19 N/A

19-032 McBurney Lane, Kirribilli

42 Carabella Street Between Peel Street and Parkes Street

Bradfield Victoria, North Shore Electorate


1. THAT Council raise no objection to the temporary closure of McBurney Ln Kirribilli between Peel Street and Parkes Street, on Monday 8th - Tuesday 9th April 2019 from 7:00am to 5:00pm for the purposes of fitting structural steel with Crane as per the submitted application and subject to Council’s standard road closure conditions. Approval is subject to managed access to all affected properties and the applicant notifying all affected residents/tenants as per Council’s standard conditions of approval.

Yes 25/3/19 N/A

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Ward, Electorate


2. THAT should Council receive anapplication for an alternative date to carryout these works due to inclement weatheror operational delays, that application beapproved, subject to Police Permitapproval.

19-036 Spring Street, North Sydney

100 Mount Street. Between Walker Street and Little Spring

CBD, Wollstonecraft,

North Shore Electorate


1. THAT Council raise no objection tothe temporary closure of Spring Street,North Sydney between Walker St andLittle Spring St for 10 days fromWednesday 17th April 2019 betweenthe hours of 7:00pm and 5:00am for thepurpose of dismantling hoardings.Approval is subject to managed access toall affected properties and the applicantnotifying all affected residents/tenants asper Council’s standard conditions ofapproval.2. THAT should Council receive anapplication for an alternative date to carryout these works due to inclement weatheror operational delays, that application beapproved, subject to Police Permitapproval.

Yes 5/4/19 N/A

19-040 Hume Street, Crows Nest

Metro Between Clarke Lane & Pacific Highway

Lavender Bay, Wollstonecraft,

Willoughby Electorate


1. THAT Council raise no objection tothe closure of Hume Street betweenClarke Lane and Pacific Highway, CrowsNest from 5th April to 5th July 2019 from24/7 for the purposes of Hume Streetacoustic shed for Hume St Reopening asper the submitted application and subjectto Council’s standard road closureconditions. Approval is subject tomanaged access to all affected propertiesand the applicant notifying all affectedresidents/tenants as per Council’sstandard conditions of approval.

Yes 4/5/19 N/A

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Ward, Electorate


2. THAT should Council receive an application for an alternative date to carry out these works due to inclement weather or operational delays, that application be approved, subject to Police Permit approval.

19-041 Burton Street, Milsons Point

Bradfield Bark Between Alfred Street South & Dead-end

Lavender Bay, Wollstonecraft, North Shore Electorate


THAT Council raise no objection to the temporary closure of Burton Street, Milsons Point on Sunday 26th May 2019 from 6am to 5pm for the purposes of managing supplier and event staff deliveries for the Bradfield Bark event, as per the submitted TMP and subject to Council’s standard road closure conditions.

Yes 30/4/19 N/A

19-042 Miller Street, Cammeray

562A Miller Street Between Cambridge Street and Miller Street

Bridgeview, Tunks, Willoughby Electorate


1. THAT Council raise no objection to the closure of Miller Street between Cambridge St and Miller St, Cammeray on 7th May 2019 from 7am-5pm for the purposes of removing of tower crane as per the submitted application and subject to Council’s standard road closure conditions. Approval is subject to managed access to all affected properties and the applicant notifying all affected residents/tenants as per Council’s standard conditions of approval. 2. THAT should Council receive an application for an alternative date to carry out these works due to inclement weather or operational delays, that application be approved, subject to Police Permit approval.

Yes 30/4/19 N/A

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Ward, Electorate


19-043 Miller Street, North Sydney

221 Miller Street. Between McLaren Street and Berry Street




1. THAT Council raise no objection tothe temporary road closure of Miller St,North Sydney between Berry St andMcLaren St from 12.01am on Saturday4th to 11:59pm Sunday 5th May for thepurpose of dismantling a mobile crane asper the submitted application andcouncil’s standard road closureconditions. Approval is subject tomanaged access to all affected propertiesand the applicant notifying all affectedresidents/tenants as per Council's standardconditions of approval.2. THAT should Council receive anapplication for an alternative date to carryout these works due to inclement weatheror operational delays, that application beapproved, subject to Police Permitapproval.

Yes 30/4/19 N/A

19-050 King lane, Wollstonecraft

47A King Street. Between King Street and King Lane

Waverton, Wollstonecraft,



1. THAT Council raise no objection tothe temporary road closure of King Lane,Wollstonecraft on 20th May 2019 from7am-5pm for the purpose of Excavatingroad, to connect new sewer junction asper the submitted application andcouncil’s standard road closureconditions. Approval is subject tomanaged access to all affected propertiesand the applicant notifying all affectedresidents/tenants as per Council's standardconditions of approval.2. THAT should Council receive anapplication for an alternative date to carryout these works due to inclement weatheror operational delays, that application beapproved, subject to Police Permitapproval.

Yes 3/5/19 N/A

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Ward, Electorate


19-053 Albany Lane, Crows Nest

41-49 Atchison Street. Between Oxley Street and Hume lane

Holtermann, Tunks,



1. THAT Council raise no objection tothe temporary road closure of AlbanyLane, Crows Nest on 30th May 2019 from7am-5pm for the purpose of minorexcavation for sewer work, as per thesubmitted application and council’sstandard road closure conditions.Approval is subject to managed access toall affected properties and the applicantnotifying all affected residents/tenants asper Council's standard conditions ofapproval.2. THAT should Council receive anapplication for an alternative date to carryout these works due to inclement weatheror operational delays, that application beapproved, subject to Police Permitapproval

Yes 6/5/19 N/A

Special Use Zones 19-045 Little Spring

Street, North Sydney

1 Denison Street



No Stopping THAT Council replace 5.5m of 2P meter 8:30am-Midnight Mon-Fri & 2P 8:30am-4:00pm Sat with No Stopping on the western side of Little Spring St, south of Berry St for the purposes of truck clearances for heavy vehicles attending the construction site at 1 Denison St, as shown on the attached plan and subject to the attached conditions.

Yes 30/4/19 7732380

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Ward, Electorate


19-051 King Street, Wollstonecraft

47A King Street,

Waverton, Wollstonecraft, North Shore Electorate

Works Zone THAT 8 metres of unrestricted parking on King Street in front of 47A King Street, Wollstonecraft be changed to 8 metres “Works Zone 7.00am to 5.00pm Mon-Fri and 8.00am to 1.00pm Sat” as shown on the attached plan, subject to the attached conditions and for an initial period of 25 weeks.

Yes 3/5/19 7719130

19-057 Cammeray Road, Cammeray

31A Cammeray Road

Bay, Tunks, Willoughby Electorate

Disabled Parking

THAT a disabled parking space be installed on the eastern side of Cammeray Road, outside 31A Cammeray Road, Cammeray as shown on the attached diagram.

Yes 8/5/19 7760150

Structural Limit Signs Nil

Warning Signs Nil

Signs Across Driveways 19-048 Pine Street,

Cammeray 29 Pine Street, Cammeray


Driveway Line Marking

THAT Council install one driveway linemarking on the eastern side of the driveway to no. 29 Pine St, Cammeray

Yes 30/4/19 7747562

19-052 Pine Street, Cammeray

27 Pine Street, Cammeray


Driveway Line Marking

THAT Council install a driveway linemarking on the western side of the driveway to no. 27 Pine St, Cammeray.

Yes 6/5/19 7755800

Traffic Bollards Nil

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Ward, Electorate


Construction Management Plan 19-049 Grosvenor

Street, Neutral Bay

12-14 Grosvenor Street

Parks, Tunks,


Amended CTMP 1. THAT the traffic aspects of theamended Construction TrafficManagement Plan dated 12 April 2019prepared by Varga Traffic Planningfor approved development(Development Consent 337/18) at 12-14 Grosvenor Street, Neutral Bay beapproved subject to the conditions ofapproval.2. THAT the Work Zone onGrosvenor Street as described in thisCTMP is approved under delegatedauthority of Council’s TrafficEngineer, with the same conditionspending lodgement of a Work zoneapplication and payment of allapplicable fees.

Yes 8/5/19 7748486

Australian Road Rules Compliance Signs 19-044 Olympic

Drive, Milsons Point

On Northern side

Lavender Bay, Wollstonecraft,


Hatched linemarking

THAT Council installs hatched line markings across the existing “No Stopping Authorised Sydney Harbour Vehicles Excepted” zone on the northern side of Olympic Drive, Milsons Point.

Yes 13/5/19 N/A

19-046 Raleigh Street and Miller Lane, Cammeray

At intersection The Plateau, Tunks,


Stop Lines and logos

THAT Remarking of STOP lines and logos at the intersection between Raleigh Street and Miller Lane and installation of advisory shared path markings on adjacent paths be approved as shown on the attached plan.

Yes 30/4/19 7594823

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Ward, Electorate


19-047 Merlin Street, Neutral Bay

North of Military Road

Parks, Tunks, Willoughby Electorate

Arrow pavement and edge linemarking

THAT Arrow pavement marking and edge linemarking be installed on the one-way section of Merlin Street north of Military Road as per attached plan. The linemarking will comply with Australian Standards and RMS technical directions.

Yes 30/4/19 7730844

19-055 Alexander Street, Crows Nest

On Western Side on approach to Albany Street

Holtermann, Tunks, Willoughby Electorate

No Stopping Restriction

THAT Edge line marking be installed on the western side of Alexander Street in approach to the Albany Street intersection as per attached plan. The line marking will comply with Australian Standards and RMS technical directions.

Yes 7/5/19 7718900

19-056 Sinclair Street at Bruce Street, Wollstonecraft

At the T-section

Wollstonecraft, Wollstonecraft, North Shore Electorate

Install Stop Sign and linemarking

THAT Council removes the existing Give Way sign and line marking and replace it with STOP sign and associated line marking at the intersection of Sinclair St and Bruce Street.

No N/A RMS Objected - The minor road’s (Sinclair Street) sight distance along the major/ uncontrolled road (Bruce Street) is more than the minimum requirement of clause 2.5.4 of Australian Standards 1742.2-2009. A STOP signs shall NOT be used if the sight distance is equal to or greater than shown in Figure 2.2.

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Ward, Electorate


Traffic Facilities Nil

Council Decisions Nil

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Item 4.2 - Traffic - 14/6/19

N O R T H S Y D N E Y C O U N C I L

To the General Manager Attach Plan - Union St Speed Cushions

SUBJECT: (4.2) Union Street, McMahons Point – Proposed Speed Cushions – Survey Result

AUTHOR: Report of Traffic and Transport Engineer, Iman Mohammadi


As part of the 2018/2019 implementation of North Sydney Council’s Local Area Traffic Management (LATM) Action Plans, it is proposed to install traffic calming devices in Union Street, McMahons Point. The issue of the speeding motorists was also raised at the 519th Traffic Committee held on 7th September 2018 where the committee recommended:

4. THAT Council urgently installs speed bumps along the road and also examine the kerbblister on the corner of Union Street.

Community consultation took place from 13 March 2019 until 10 April 2019. 236 letters were sent to properties in the surrounding area, Union Precinct committee, and the survey was available online through Council’s ‘Have Your Say’ webpage. A total of 49 responses were received, including 4 from the outside survey area.

This report details the outcomes of the community consultation.

The affected residents were consulted by survey. The results indicate a community preference for the installation of the speed cushions (71% support and 29% object). However, residents in close proximity to the proposed speed cushions generally did not support the proposal mainly due to the noise created by the speed cushions. The result of this survey is shown on the tabular format below.

The proposed speed cushions may improve safety by slowing vehicle speeds and will be 75mm high to reduce noise generation. The speed cushions will not result in loss of any on-street parking spaces and will not have any effects on the bus services. A plan of the proposal is attached.

RECOMMENDATION: 1.THAT Council notes the outcome of the community consultation with regards to proposedspeed cushions in Union Street.2.THAT Council installs three (3) rows of speed cushions in Union Street, McMahons Pointas per the attached plan.

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Report of Traffic & Transport Engineer, Iman Mohammadi Re: Union Street, McMahons Point – Proposed Speed Cushions – Survey Results

(2)

CONSULTATION REQUIREMENTS

Consultation has been undertaken in accordance with Council's Community Engagement Protocol

Relates to ECM No: ECM 7569238 Standard or Guideline Used: AS1742.2 Signs & Lines Priority: N/A Precinct and Ward: Union/ Wollstonecraft Impact on Bicycles: Nil Impact on Pedestrians: Nil Impact on Parking: Proposed speed cushions will not affect parking and vehicles are permitted to park over speed cushions in parking lane.

I am in favour of installation of 3 rows of speed cushions in Union Street as shown on

the plan

Response

No Yes Total

Qty % Qty % Within Survey area 14 31% 31 69% 45 Ancrum St 2 100% 2 Bank Lane 3 100% 3 Bank St 1 25% 3 75% 4 Commodore Cres 1 25% 3 75% 4 Dumbarton St 1 100% 1 Euroka St 2 67% 1 33% 3 John St 1 50% 1 50% 2 Thomas St 3 60% 2 40% 5 Union St 5 24% 16 76% 21 Outside Survey area 4 100% 4 Carr St 1 100% 1 Euroka St 1 100% 1 Queens Ave 1 100% 1 Telopea St 1 100% 1

Grand Total 14 29% 35 71% 49

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Item 5.1 . - Traffic - 14/6/19

N O R T H S Y D N E Y C O U N C I L R E P O R T S

To the General Manager Attach Abandoned Vehicles and Unattended Boat Trailers Report

SUBJECT: (5.1) Abandoned Vehicles and Unattended Boat Trailers Processed Report

AUTHOR: Report of Manager Ranger and Parking Services, Mark Richardson


Report of Abandoned Vehicles and Unattended Boat Trailers processed during the reporting period of 11 April 2019 TO 24 May 2019

Year to date (2019) Council has investigated 195 reports of abandoned vehicles

Year to date (2019) Council has processed 37 reports of unattended boat trailers

RECOMMENDATION: 1.THAT the information concerning the Abandoned Vehicles and Unattended Boat TrailersProcessed Report be received

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Report of Manager Ranger and Parking Services, Mark Richardson (2) Re: Abandoned Vehicles and Unattended Boat Trailers Processed.

ABANDONED VEHICLES PROCESSED DURING THE PERIOD FROM 11 April 2019 TO 24 May 2019

Ref # * indicatescompleted

Location Reported

Not Abandoned Actioned as an Abandoned Vehicle

Advised by owner not abandoned

Moved so cannot be considered

abandoned

Unregistered but not abandoned. Referred

to Police for enforcement action

Impound process

commenced Impounded Disposed at

Auction

390/18* Angelo St, North Sydney (near McLaren St) 5/12/18 Claimed by financial institution 6/12/18 25/1/19 007/19* 20 Grafton St, Cammeray 4/1/19 9/1/19 31/1/19 19/4/19 023/19* Shirley Rd, Wollstonecraft (cnr Milray Ave) 16/1/19 21/1/19 19/2/19 19/4/19 044/19 Gillies St, Wollstonecraft (cnr Shirley Rd) 21/1/19 22/1/19

ongoing 25/2/19

049/19* Opp 13 Carr St, Waverton 23/1/19 30/1/19 24/2/19 2/4/19 051/19* Oak St, North Sydney (cnr Edward St) 23/1/19 31/1/19 19/2/19 19/4/19 061/19* 337 Alfred St Nth, Neutral Bay 25/1/19 31/1/19 19/2/19 2/4/19 069/19 Opp 7A Spruson St, Neutral Bay 30/1/19 5/2/19

ongoing 24/2/19

082/19 1A Christie St, Wollstonecraft 8/2/19 14/2/19 ongoing

28/2/19

091/19* 40 Rangers Rd, Cremorne 10/2/19 14/2/19 28/2/19 2/4/19 095/19 King St, Waverton (opp 1 McKye St) 7/2/19 14/2/19

ongoing 9/3/19

106/19 Harrison St, Cremorne (cnr Wycombe Rd) 15/2/19 14/2/19 ongoing

12/3/19

109/19 Hazelbank Rd, Wollstonecraft (cnr Ivy St) 16/2/19 14/2/19 ongoing

18/3/19

117/19* 27 Wycombe Road, Neutral Bay 21/2/19 14/2/19 18/3/19 3/5/19 119/19 54 Shellcove Rd, Kurraba Point 24/2/19 28/2/19

ongoing

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Location Reported




abandoned



Impound process


Auction

131/19 Near 200 Kurraba Rd, Kurraba Point 4/3/19 4/3/19 ongoing

12/3/19

146/19 Opp 22 Mackenzie St, Lavender Bay 21/3/19 25/3/19 ongoing

4/4/19

148/19 2 Ivy St, Wollstonecraft 22/3/19 25/3/19 ongoing

12/4/19

151/19 40 Rangers Rd, Cremorne 26/3/19 28/3/19 ongoing

11/4/19

153/19* 21 Park Ave, Neutral Bay 27/3/19 154/19* 8 Winnie St, Cremorne 27/3/19 28/3/19 155/19 2 Earle St, Cremorne 27/3/19 28/3/19

ongoing 13/5/19

157/19* 24 Bertha Rd, Cremorne 27/3/19 159/19* Rose Ave, Neutral Bay (near dead end) 27/3/19 Released to owner 28/3/19 12/4/19 163/19* 3 Murdoch St, Cremorne Point 4/4/19 4/4/19 164/19* 61 Wycombe Rd, Neutral Bay 4/4/19 165/19 Opp 77 Rosalind St, Cammeray 8/4/19 9/4/19

ongoing 167/19* 62 Bank St, North Sydney 10/4/19 168/19* Opp 49 Murdoch St, Cremorne 15/4/19 15/4/19 169/19* 49 Murdoch St, Cremorne 15/4/19 15/4/19 170/19* 49 Murdoch St, Cremorne 15/4/19 15/4/19 171/19* 144 Ernest St, Crows Nest 15/4/19 172/19* 8 Rodborough Ave, Crows Nest 15/4/19

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Location Reported




abandoned



Impound process


Auction

173/19* Rose Ave, Neutral Bay (near dead end) 17/4/19 174/19* View St, Cremorne (cnr Grasmere Rd) 17/4/19 175/19* Carr St, Waverton (cnr Bay Rd) 17/4/19 176/19* 17 Baden Rd, Kurraba Point 24/4/19 177/19* 30 Cranbrook Ave, Cremorne 18/4/19 178/19* 59 King St, Wollstonecraft 27/4/19 179/19 Wood St, Waverton (cnr Balls Head Rd) 28/4/19 2/5/19

ongoing 180/19* 95 West St, Crows Nest 28/4/19 181/19* 2 Edwin St, Cammeray 20/4/19 182/19* Wonga Rd, Cremorne (Primrose Car Park) 3/5/19 183/19* Burlington St, Crows Nest (cnr West St) 4/5/19 184/19* Burlington St, Crows Nest (cnr West St) 4/5/19 185/19* Opp 21 Nook Ave, Neutral Bay 6/5/19 186/19* Opp 22 Bertha Rd, Cremorne 7/5/19 187/19* Near 2A Montpelier St, Neutral Bay 7/5/19 188/19* Opp 141 Cremorne Rd, Cremorne Point 7/5/19 189/19* 3 Cranbrook Ave, Cremorne 7/5/19 190/19 19 Raymond Rd, Neutral Bay 13/5/19 21/5/19

ongoing 191/19* 112 Young St, Cremorne 15/5/19 192/19* Opp 83 Grasmere Rd, Cremorne 16/5/19 193/19* 17 The Boulevarde, Cammeray 15/5/19 194/19 94A Spofforth St, Cremorne 22/5/19 23/5/19

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Location Reported




abandoned



Impound process


Auction

ongoing 195/19 Hipwood St, Kirribilli (Car Park) 22/5/19 23/5/19

ongoing

UNATTENDED BOAT TRAILERS PROCESSED DURING THE PERIOD FROM 11 April 2019 TO 24 May 2019


Location Month Reported Moved so cannot

be considered unattended

Actioned as an Unattended Boat Trailer Impound process

commenced Impounded Disposed at Auction

19/025* 7 Arkland Street, Cammeray April 19/026* Gerard Lane, Cremorne (rear 58 Gerard Street) April 19/027* Opp. 12 Levick Street. Cremorne April 19/028* Wonga Road, Cremorne (opp. 1 Lodge Road) April 19/029* Vale Street, Cammeray (cnr Abbott Street) April 19/030* Opp. 18 Raymond Road, Neutral Bay April 19/031* 66 Ben Boyd Road, Neutral Bay April 19/032* Montpelier Street, Neutral Bay (opp. Holdsworth Street) April 19/033* Montpelier Street, Neutral Bay (opp. Holdsworth Street) April 19/034* 41 Bennett St, Cremorne April 19/035 Opp. 15 Premier Street, Neutral Bay May 19/036 Montpelier Street, Neutral Bay (o/s Forsyth Park) May 19/037 Tunks Park, Cammeray (within car park) May

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Item 5.2 - Traffic - 14/06/19


To the General Manager Attach: Nil

SUBJECT: (5.2) Standing Item, Gerard Street and Macpherson Street, Cremorne - Traffic Control Signals (TCS)

AUTHOR: Report of Sustainable Transport Projects Coordinator, Lindsay Menday


At its meeting of 25 February 2019, Council resolved to adopt the following recommendation

of the North Sydney Traffic Committee:

1. THAT pedestrian signals on Gerard Street at Macpherson Street be expedited as a high priority project and funding be brought forward to progress the project to construction.

At the Traffic Committee meeting on 22 March 2019 it was recommended:

1. THAT Gerard Street/ Macpherson Street traffic signals be included as a standing item on future Traffic Committee agendas.

The table below provides an update on the status of the project and will be updated at each milestone for the project.

Date Project status April 2019 Consultant brief and request for quotation completed. Quotation

assessment and engagement of a contractor is scheduled for early May 2019.

May 2019 Site survey completed. Consultant quotations to undertake design have been received and are being assessed.

RECOMMENDATION: 1.THAT the information concerning Gerard Street and Macpherson Street Traffic Control Signals Standing Item be received.

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Item 5.3 - Traffic - 14/06/19


To the General Manager Attach: Military Road B-Line Updates

SUBJECT: (5.3) Standing Item - Military Road B-Line

AUTHOR: Report of Traffic & Transport Operations Manager, Michaela Kemp


At the Traffic Committee meeting on 3 May 2019 it was agreed to add a standing item for each future traffic committee agenda with regard B-Line, including matters concerning off-set parking arrangements due to parking losses along Military Road, and general traffic and parking matters that arise.

The table overleaf outlines the status of current traffic and parking matters relating to B-Line.

RECOMMENDATION: 1.THAT the information concerning Standing Item - Military Road B-Line be received.

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Report of Traffic & Transport Operations Manager, Michaela Kemp Re: Standing Item – Military Road B-Line

(2) Matter/ Background Update Offset parking

29/5/19: Community consultation to be undertaken in June 2019 with regard to conversion of parking to loading zone in Parraween Street

At the 523rd Traffic Committee meeting on 23/3/19 it was recommended: 10. THAT the Director Engineering & Property Services negotiate compensation from Transport for NSW for the loss of meter revenue from 6 on-street parking spaces on Parraween Street as a result of direct flow-on effects of parking losses on Military Road associated with the B-Line project. (4.2.1) 11. THAT Council consult with local residents and businesses with regard to parking changes on Parraween Street at the rear of 330-338 Military Road (Meter ID 5948) to convert 6 spaces of “2 Hour Meter 8.30am-6pm Mon-Fri 8.30am-12.30pm Sat Permit Holders Excepted Area 27” to 11.4 metres of “Loading Zone 6am-6pm Mon-Fri 8.30am-12.30pm Sat” and four (4) spaces of “1 Hour Parking 8.30am-6pm Mon-Fri 8.30am-12.30pm Sat”; and the parking changes be approved under delegated authority to the Traffic Engineer, subject to majority support. (4.2.1)

Traffic and Parking Impacts (General Item) At the 523rd Traffic Committee meeting on 23/3/19 it was recommended: 2. THAT the Mayor write to the Minister with copies to be sent to the Premier, Member for North Shore and The Centre for Road Safety requesting that a red light camera be placed on the intersection of Military Road and Spofforth Street and markings be placed on the road to discourage vehicles queuing across the pedestrian crossings. (4.1)

29/5/19: Recommendation adopted by Council 29/4/19. Letter sent 28/5/19. 29/5/19: Council has collected baseline data in the following streets between April 2018 to April 2019. Subsequent data will be collected in the next month or so to measure relative changes in traffic conditions since the tidal flow changes were implemented.

Wycombe Road Yeo Street Rangers Road Ben Boyd Road Young Street

Gerard Street Parraween Street Waters Road Winnie Street Grosvenor Street

Cabramatta Road Spofforth Street Spencer Road Murdoch Street

Public Domain Upgrades in B-Line Military Road Corridor Between Neutral Bay and Cremorne

29/5/19: Tenders have been called for and received for the public domain upgrades which will commence in July 2019.

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Documents

NORTH SYDNEY COUNCIL · NORTH SYDNEY COUNCIL . Council Chambers . 6 June 2019 . I wish to inform you that the . 525th Meeting of the TRAFFIC COMMITTEE will be held in the Ros Crichton