Notice of Meeting

 

 

 

 

 

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Local Traffic Committee Meeting

 

 

A Local Traffic Committee Meeting of Byron Shire Council will be held as follows:

 

Information

This meeting is to be conducted electronically, where advice of members is sought via email, as per point 5.3.1 of the Guide to the Delegation to Councils for the Regulaton of Traffic (including the operation of Traffic Committees).

Committee Members

Peter Stevens – Roads and Maritime Services

Linda Makejev – Roads and Maritime Services

Snr Constable David Brigg – Police

Cr Basil Cameron

Tamara Smith MP

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Phil Holloway

Director Infrastructure Services                                                                                           I2018/903

                                                                                                                                                                

 

 


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Local Traffic Committee Meeting

 

 

BUSINESS OF MEETING

 

1.    Apologies

2.    Declarations of Interest – Pecuniary and Non-Pecuniary

3.    Adoption of Minutes from Previous Meetings

3.1       Local Traffic Committee Meeting held on 15 May 2018

4.    Matters Arising

5.    Outstanding Issues/Resolutions

6.    Regulatory Matters

6.1       Byron Street Connection and Jonson Street Works, Byron Bay...................................... 3

7.    Development Applications

7.1       DA - Festival of the Stone 2018 - Road Closure - Saturday 9 June 2018........................ 5

7.2       Mercato  - Byron Bay Woolworth Site re-development request for variation to traffic management arrangements.................................................................................................................. 60  

 


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Local Traffic Committee Meeting                                                                                    6.1

 

 

Regulatory Matters

 

Report No. 6.1             Byron Street Connection and Jonson Street Works, Byron Bay

File No:                        I2018/900

 

This report seeks LTC concurrence and endorsement for the proposed regulatory signs and line marking for the Byron Street Connection and Jonson Street Works, Byron Bay.

 

A detailed pavement marking and signage plan has been attached for the project in A3 format.

 

 

  

 

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Local Traffic Committee endorse the attached Pavement Marking and Signage Plan for the Byron Street Connection and Jonson Street Works, Byron Bay (E2018/33735).

 

 

Attachments:

 

1        24.2017.36.1 - Jonson Street Streescape & Drainage Linemarking and Signage Plan, E2018/33735 , page 4  

 

 


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Regulatory Matters                                                                                                                     6.1 - Attachment 1

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Local Traffic Committee Meeting                                                                                    7.1

 

 

Development Applications

 

Report No. 7.1             DA - Festival of the Stone 2018 - Road Closure - Saturday 9 June 2018

File No:                        I2018/899

 

SUMMARY

 

Council has received a Development Application from Joe Davidson Town Planning for a Temporary Festival: Festival of the Stone 2018, to be held on Saturday 9 June 2018. 

 

The development application includes a Traffic Management Plan comprising of a Traffic Impact Assessment and Traffic Control Plan and from Greg Alderson & Associates.

 

OFFICER RECOMMENDATION

 

That Council approve the traffic control and traffic management plans for the Festival of the Stone 2018 to be held on Saturday 9 June 2018 in accordance with the Local Traffic Committee recommendations.

 

LINKAGE TO OUR COMMUNITY STRATEGIC PLAN

 

Theme

Economy

A sustainable and diverse economy which provides innovative employment and investment opportunities in harmony with our ecological and social aims.

Objective

EC1

A diverse economic base and support for local businesses.

Strategy

EC1.4

Support sporting and cultural events in Byron Shire.

Measures

EC1.B

Increase the sustainability of events in which Council is involved.

 

BACKGROUND

 

This is the 2nd year of the event, last year the festival was held on a Sunday.

Up to 1,000 patrons are expected at the Brewery event.

 

 

KEY ISSUES

 

1.   Safety of Pedestrians walking across Boronia Place.

2.   Safety of motorists cueing to enter or leave the event precinct.

 


 

COUNCIL IMPLICATIONS

§ Budget/Financial

The event organisers have been invoiced $476.00 for the relevant Approval of Road Events pursuant to s144 of the Roads Act fee as per the Fees & Charges 2016/17.

 

§ Asset Management

Not applicable.

 

 

§ Policy or Regulation

Speed Limit (as required) ROAD WORK (R4-212) - Delegated to council for authorisation in conjunction with NSW Road Rules 21 and AS 1742.4 (Speed Controls) Clause 3.1.2, AS 1742.3 (Roadworks).

 

§ Consultation

A condition of the endorsement of this event is that appropriate consultation is undertaken, including:

1.       Advertising the impact of the event in the local newspaper and on the Council website.

2.       Informing community and business that are directly impacted.

3.       Liaising with bus and taxi operators.

4.       Consulting with emergency services.

 

§ Legal and Risk Management

No RMS controlled assets are affected by the traffic control.

  

 

RECOMMENDATION:

1.       That Council approve the Traffic Control and Traffic Management Plans for the Festival of the Stone 2018, to be held Saturday 9 June 2018.

 

2.       That the approval provided in Part 1 is subject to:-

 

a. separate approvals by NSW Police and RMS being obtained.

 

b. implementation of the approved Traffic Management Plan and Traffic Control Plan, including the use of signed detours, as designed and implemented by those with appropriate accreditation.

 

c. that the impact of the event be advertised via a notice in the local weekly paper

 

d. the event be notified on Council’s webpage.

 

e. the event organiser:

 

i.   undertake consultation with community and affected businesses including adequate response/action to any raised concerns.

 

ii.  undertake consultation with emergency services and any identified issues addressed.

 

iii. holding $20m public liability insurance cover which is valid for the event.

 

iv. paying Council’s Road Event Application Fee prior to the event.

 

Attachments:

 

1        Joe Davidson Town Planning - 51.2018.1030.1 & 70.2018.1021.1 - PR111310, PR111300, PR85560 - Application & Supporting Documentation, S2018/4960 , page 9  

 

 


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Development Applications                                                                                7.1 - Attachment 1

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Local Traffic Committee Meeting                                                                                    7.2

 

 

Report No. 7.2             Mercato  - Byron Bay Woolworth Site re-development request for variation to traffic management arrangements

File No:                        I2018/908

 

 The redevelopment of the Woolworths site in Byron Bay was reported to the LTC on 14 October 2016 with the committee making the following comments and recommendation:

 

Committee Comments

The Committee have taken into consideration the information presented by James Vallis from Azzura and provides the following comments:

 

·    Appropriate consideration needs to be given to the interaction between the public and the construction site during the construction period, seven days a week and 24 hours a day:

An appropriate Traffic Management Plan be prepared and submitted that allows for safe and efficient movements relevant to the development and the public amenity present.

There needs to be a clear demarcation between the construction site and the Woolworths site for operations and access by the public.

The driveway to Woolworths for access to the temporary rear car park of the store needs to be two-way traffic at all times.

 

·    That appropriate public consultation be undertaken to minimise the negative effect of the development during construction.

 

·    That any use of Butler Street by the developer not be supported.

 

·    That planning be undertaken by the developer to minimise the conflict with traffic within the Byron Bay town centre during operations of Markets at the Butler Street site.

 

·    It is noted that the Committee suggested to the developer that they investigate alternative options using the rail corridor for the removal of the spoil from site to minimise the impacts on the road network.

 

Management Comments

There were no Management comments.

 

Committee Recommendation:

That the Committee comments be provided to the Planning team.

 

(Smith/Cameron)

The recommendation was put to the vote and declared carried.

 

Council resolution 16-610 of 17 November 2016 Resolved that Council adopt the following Committee Recommendation:

Report No. 6.14  11.2013.587.2 - Mercato on Byron - 108-110 Jonson Street, Byron Bay

File No: I2016/991

 

That the Committee comments be provided to the Planning team.        (Hunter/Richardson)

 

The motion was put to the vote and declared carried.

 

Council has now received a request from Mercato to review the restriction placed on the use of Butler Street and approve a modified Traffic Management Plan  (S2018/3965 Attached)

 

The application highlights the traffic and road network impact improvements by being able to use Butler St for concrete deliveries in lieu of the current approved plan requiring delivery via Hinterland Way and Bangalow Road from the Ewingsdale Road concrete batching plant, a route being 60% greater in length than the more direct route of Ewingsdale Road and Butler St.

 

The application also details that by utilising this shorter route, the number of days that concrete trucks will be accessing the road network will be reduced from 39 to 28 noting that no delivers will be scheduled on days that clash with market days on Butler St Reserve.

 

A key issue of consideration for the LTC in providing their original comments was the then immanent construction of the Byron Bay Bypass which would have the potential to conflict with the road corridor use by the Mercato development.  The delayed commencement of the bypass construction now provides an opportunity to use Butler Street as requested and improve traffic management in Jonson St as it is likely the Mercato works will be completed well before the construction of the bypass commences.

 

Taking the above matters into consideration, Council staff are supportive of the application to modify the Traffic Management Plan to facilitate concrete deliveries to the development.

 

LTC members support for the use of Butler St as outlined in the application and the proposed recommendation is sought.

 

 

  

 

RECOMMENDATION:

That Council support the use of Butler St for construction access for concrete deliveries until the re-development works are completed or Council commences the construction of the Byron Bay Bypass, which occurs earliest.

 

 

Attachments:

 

1        Graham Dodge C/-Hutchinson Builders - 51.2017.1013.3 - PR34840, PR116180, PR177890, PR116190 - Application & Supporting Documentation, S2018/3965 , page 9  

 

 


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Development Applications                                                                                7.2 - Attachment 1

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