Traffic - 6/9/13

Item 4.6 - Traffic - 6/9/13

NORTH SYDNEY COUNCIL

To the General Manager Attach TMP, Course Map, TCPs

SUBJECT: (4.6) 2013 Seven Bridges Walk

AUTHOR: Report of Traffic & Transport Engineer, Michaela Kemp

DESCRIPTION/SUBJECT MATTER:

An application has been received on behalf of the Pedestrian Council of Australia for the annual Cancer Council Seven Bridges Walk to be held on Sunday 27 October 2013. The North Sydney section of the event will start from Berry Creek, Smoothey Park in Wollstonecraft and finish at the Harbour Bridge stairs (Burton Street) where walkers may continue across the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Event sites will be set up at Burton Street, Milsons Point and Brennan Park, Wollstonecraft. A road closure in Burton Street is proposed and traffic controllers will be used to assist pedestrians crossing the road at key locations. This year event organisers plan to bump in the Burton Street road closure at the conclusion of the Kirribilli Markets on the Saturday to ensure space is reserved for the event on Sunday.

The walking route is approximately 26km in length, and is a closed loop circuit that utilises pathways around the inner metropolitan region of Sydney that skirts the Sydney Harbour and includes the crossing of seven bridges. The event is expected to attract a total of up to 12,000 participants across a number of starting locations throughout the various participating LGAs and the course will travel in a clock-wise direction.

RECOMMENDATION:

THAT Council raises no objection to the Seven Bridges Walk to be held on Sunday 27 October 2013 according to the submitted pedestrian and traffic management plan, subject to Police approval, RMS approval, appropriate public liability insurance, and the event being undertaken in accordance with AS 1742.3 and the RMS’s Traffic Control at Work Sites.

Standard or Guideline Used: AS 1742.3; RMS Traffic Control at Worksites Signs & Lines Priority: N/A Precinct and Ward: Various, Wollstonecraft & Victoria Impact on Bicycles: Adequate clearance for cyclists will need to be maintained in Burton Street for access to and from Sydney Harbour Bridge Impact on Pedestrians: Impacts as outlined in the report Impact on Parking: Closure of Burton Street to support Milsons Point event “village”

7 500 Scale metres Key Map prepared by Sydway Publishing Pty. Ltd. Villages Local Government Boundary Event Bus Stop Toilet Water Station (Travelling in both directions)

Clockwise Walk Route 0

c 7:30am - 4:30pm W Bus Stop 6 Sunday 27 October 2013 0 25 Milsons Point Barangaroo Pyrmont Rozelle Hunters Hill Lane Cove Wollstonecraft Corner of Alfred and Burton Streets, Milsons Point Southern Barangaroo (350 metres north of King St Wharf gate) Pirrama Road, Pyrmont, opposite the Star Manning Street, Rozelle Durham Street, Hunters Hill Kenneth Street, Lane Cove Corner of Hazelbank Street and King Street, Wollstonecraft

Supported by

Map base from Edition 17 Sydway Street Directory.

n M

PLUNK

R S ht N

O N r L

S R o A V

s l

S T E u H Y y

N n L L

V t

L A

E W P

AT A

A N y G

B T

COMO W S

P O ST

S Yac RAYM A

W H ST R

E RD V R

T A K M

No A

S S

M C

A S ST

N T

r YES Rly HA STRATFORD STR S

BOYD

O S Royal Hou

N RD a Admi PHILLIP

M 1 L

ST AV

FALL ST Poin

e RE 2089

ST ST IN Park

A AV ST

Kirribi

2062

E. ON

ST ER GRASMER S

EARLE M

G B WAT Kesterto L SC SAY BEN S ST

ig B U ST

GRAS N Toll

N D S

AV E

I D

ST K

AV R FF AV ur

TER I

B CL AUB MANNS

o ST N

R ST W

SUTHERL PEEL AV RK

A RD NSW of E

PA ST Steps

BEULAH Ferry E B

HARDIE RD

E YCOCK

HIGHVIEW 2061

N rust N EDRA

O Y LA LIN

I ST

AV G

W K NA

y Harb Gallery Art DR P BOYD n T

Y WARUDA PAR

R PL N

N TH G- CAR

D BOSSLEY TCE

Park dne tio ST A R

Green A N

A E

TILEY A L

-WA GREENS A L

P Sy ST

Loreto CA

D L

R ST

R E ST T E R

R Y O

V E M

ST -HTON I

YOUNG CR YOUNG BROU

CAMMERAY T B Garden Sydne L

O U

U M Jetty

ES C ST

S Federa

A R JOHN SIR

I Kirribilli Sch T ICK E P Sydney Opera House S

La A

ST T A KIRRIBILLI McBURNEY LA A Man o’ War RM S E ST Marina

AV Y A W 2000 The Royal Bota

AVON L N PHILLIPS G ST ST HIL

Park R Freshwater

S L

A O

E END

AV I A 8

LA PW CA

ST V T RD E Centre

BAY Sydney a

ammeray R S PITT

ES Wharf R

CAMMERAY Tropical

A Y

ARKLAND

Conservatorium of Music T ARW The University of Sydney G E

W C R

I NEUTRAL ST w

SYDNEY

BYRN ST AV House The N L

L ST U

Beulah St S K

M E R

9 N

a CA O

Y P

A Domain A

ST K D R

E AV

RD y EX Bennelong Point

A R

G Dubbagullee A

LIN E

LIN KIARA CL

RN D N R

ER ST N Y R

E N A WILSON M

ARRING T

P RUSO HIGH LY

M SP HOLDS- -WORTH

A BELLA O

B COLINDIA E

E T T

D Government

O S

R M D

R D R

W in Tunnel T

S H

RD D

ST L O

H M ST T S T SPIT t

N T AR O Forsyth Park Forsyth

H R K

A E

RA D

L S R R PROHIBITED

C PL O R S

RA during Peak Hours

St.AloysiusCath.Coll H

GOLF CLUB E UPPER

CAMMERAY Clubhouse B

A D Park

ST O R & TUNNEL TOLLS Toll variations apply

B E-Tag only - No Cash SPE T

N CA ST

ST G L KIRRIBILLI Underground

E AV E HARBOUR BRIDGE Dangerous Goods

HBY R

TH W

S Park

Anderson Park P A

S Milson

ECHO KE

ST ST PL Phillip E CAIRO

ST LA S

Cook & W T

BELLS G

E Y

ST RD St .Marys C R

ST A

A ZROY AV

G RD

T PILE HA ST

R JEFFREY U B AV & Cathedral

WYA S

Wharf ST Cath.College

W L S

Y R T

M 1 IT

ST K W WINSLOW T HIPWOOD

A S

MACQUARIE Titles

ST ST

WINTER N ST

CONSER- LIGH

A Parlt.

W Land F Jeffrey St

LO E PITT

T E INS Libr.

ST -VATORIUM House

F C st P

B NEL State

IE NTH W

M Sydney

1 N C N

Quay Ea Quay

S UAR

T LAR Hospital S R TU ircular C

ST CQ

ST G OU N

IE E MA

BURTON RB I E H

C M 1

RD ST

LA IN N

HO X

AV NIC BROUGHTON R R ROSE DNEY HA I WIL

OL M

DORIS SY

C AV

C P ly

L ST

N NOOK R d ST G B

E Ugn

ST A I

OOD RD ALBERT ST

ED H

ST DR EATON

DARLEY ST

TRAL

LFR AV H

Y M NEU

A RD S 2 PHILLIP

A NTH ST.

ST ED

GALL T

R ODIE

S Sq

LFR O GREENWAY ST E

A ST CARTER T ALFRED ST ALFRED M . T E I L ST S V LUMSDEN H Point

E A Y T ST

M KURRABA Mc S Milsons

ENNIS ST ST

LFRED P SQ M

A YOUNG Chifley

M I

. ORMISTON RD

3 L

PHILLIP

ST A

BRAY North L

A N ST ALFRED DOU

ON I

UL J

Custom Hse Custom

S QUEENS

PIN MORDEN t BELLEVUE

Oval T H

C T D

S ST

Pk 2000 P S

PA YTTO TUS

ST L 4 O FITZROY ST STH L

ST IN

HWY H ST Hyde Park

Anzac T

ST BUR

D Reserve

AC F T IF

Z ST

ST S HCL S

AN RT N

I D O

GLEN N

LA Bon Andrews E Hickson Rd

ST NS

L BETH

D ST

BLIGH A R Pub.Sch Cammeray G

L LIZA Y ST E B ie

F T

Buses only

S MILLER ST L LE M 1 M 1

Park L ST P

I ar

E Bowlo A Norths AMHERST AR ST ST RALEIG B Terminal

SON Overseas L 6

WARRINGAH ST K Ferry Passenger

2060 C IN cqu

ST I

ST SYDNEY FERRIES

ST Pl GRESHAM

Park G PL

H Ma

EN F THE L

IDG ST Depot

ROCKS

F W IBY LET I Luna

CL Y

A P

St. Leonards

. L

ST RC

ST I PL

W C

T SKING

a ST RE S

ST ’CONNELL ARTHUR E

T Council

I BU PRIN

ST R

E S ST V ST

O S

ALK

AB ST

ST S R R BO LIT.W 4.4km S Contemp.Art on T

I S

U MALL ST PITT TT HO

ST ST ST PITT

Museum of

ARTHU O R

A n M

HAMPD B Nth. Sydney Olympic Pool S FALCON HAR WALKER ER T

AM E S

CR BRADFIELD ST E ST

ch ALK

W L RD PITT

LL ST

C IN P

BEN Oval R AV

ST T

North We S

AV Girls D BRIDGE

E Milsons Pt. /

EDWIN SYDNEY HARNETT D T END

S GEORGE

E Sydney

PL D ST

T AIR ST

Luna Pk Wharf UNDER-

Pk ALFRE Railway

I G

ST HARBOUR N

ELLIOTT OB 2061

Walk

r R ST -WOOD

e ND

LAYF

N t PL

ST P ARE T WALKER

O URT G

-ARTHUR ST ST Clark

BRIDGE

WARD M e

VALE T U PL

S c

T ey RD

GL LM TUCKER

FRED MILSONS POINT HILL u

MAC- YLE ST

OU T o SPRING l

NORTH

BO ARTIN

S ST DALLEY

H Undergnd

A ANGEL G

ST Ferry SW SYDNEY S

SYDNEY M

Q IE Sydney MILLER

P ST CAHILL ST

ST V M ST h

1 STER DENISON E SALIN L- C ST

AMHERST Hall

N ST ARG U 2000 2060

ST O

W UGH Wharf R

rim L N WEST

Tar-ra ST G GEORGE

HARRINGTON E ST Sc LA

PL . Sydn s Nest O Town ST O ON rist P

I D- ST

ST Dawes Pt

R ST D T WYNYARD

FE KENZ

stitute T

V MET- ST

RO R ST

-CALFE ST BAY

ERNEST Boys

S AV S

ST Coll. ST

T XT

S AV

MBERLAN ST

In RO Centre ST

Bus Stop 1

AC ESTER ST Ma JAM

AV ST

E TRAFA ST

G SEX N High Sch LA

TA Priv. O Pt.Wharf T

ST -GA G

VEN I TRIN R

ST MISO

Nth.Sydney A C

S ST -BO OUC ROW

T KET Civic M R S

D FORT MA

WEST EELE McMahons R S R

N Nthn

I E WILONA A DO

Crow ILL ES M ST

Coll. NG WYNYARD ACK ST Sant ST

MILLER ST MILLER KY K 3

OS JA

AV Monte Watt Pk

CASSINS

ST ST Angelo

B KIN LANG YORK

CASSINS Point ST N PL

RIDGE CUMBERLAND

INGHAM ST

WEST ST RET

CUNN

HWY E

I 2000

FYFE GR

CARLOW O ARR ST

BERRY DAWES POINT OW LAVENDER

POTTINGER

LUE V A ARMSTRONG

T RD L

Res LA S

F.Hutley B

JEN ST S

LAVENDER Y

B ST

LA T

N E G

LA A

O ENC

BERNARD POINT

2060 YORK

Mc WEST T ANGELO ST S B McMahons L

Rest Pk & ST CLAR

I ST McLAREN 5 M W

R END A St.Thomas’ Cemetery MAHONS H LA

WILLIAM ST ARKS A 4 ST

ST CHURCH Cross DRUITT

T A

AV E NAPIER PL 6 SEY Victoria

T ST

S ST R

ERA KENT L

rry MAR

K MARKET

A HARLES Park

WAIW RESCE

OS C N A PL ST T AS ST R

T ST PL

LM L ST RGYLE

C T

AV ST Y KENT

LA ST DRUITT

BROO S L KING GEORGE

ST 2065

M S KING

Fe ST

NTE A

A ST R

-BANK

EN PL ST

2000

K T K ED A

Natl 7

ST E P HAZEL-

DL Observatory Trust

RIA ID NEST S

CR M Observatory

R L E VICTO N T ST GTON S ST S

MYRTLE HU Warungareeyuh

ST A L MOUNT ST ARUNG

E ST I 8

CROWS

ON NORTH

OA P DISTRIBUTOR

N T SEX C 2060

PHIA ST

C of E DOOHAT ST T

AV SUS

I SYDNEY

N N H KENT MATTHEW I S O

5.1km LA LE

W GA

CHAND M

School O O h Sydney

F P O Milsons Point Village

SO BERRY P

I EDWARD

ON PL PRINCES D c Grammar

GT S

OK B A RD RD Bus Stop 10 L

S U

ST E

NTIN EMMETT ARGYLE

AV RO C K

B Res N

T MILLERS PT I ST T S ST

ydney ST C C

il) ST W

A HOLT H

I JENKINS

R ST T

U S

Point h S T H 9 S E ST

T Companies

T a Blues PL

A P ST

ney ST S H ST L

Girls ST MIL MIL NU

HU Mc MA N SUSSEX

A HIGH A 4 RD LINGT EMMETT

Univ. S

Cath. AT M 1 SHORT Y RD

ST E

Aust. ST L

RD L H

T W SHE

G Hig PRINCES

D R stration WHE I

S URLIN ST S V S Nth.S O Sch W PL EBB EST

T DEVONSHIRE W

HAYBERRY

N T

FALCON RD MITCHELL BUR Syd

chool RD

FALCON ST N

I B ST

A T Sydney Harbour Bridge

ST S CEN Home

RILEY NDER

E RES DOWLING HICKSON

on RD C

ANN ERNEST S HAYBERRY S D EXA

L Nursing Sydney Theatre & Dance ge

Y A ERNEST TAFE NSW

A gnd E DALGETY UTHBER

LO T

R H LIME

VICTORIA AV World O U

Wildlife C

2000 P

FRENCH ST FRENCH

I O (U ST Q

Nthn. Syd. Inst. D

R ERSKINE

LA AKST BANK

P UNION N

R RIA Res WHEATLEIGH Sydney

CLAIR H

Y O

North TO B’field College ST McHATTON Dem

D ST T MERRIM AN

La T Brid

Aquarium

U VIC ST R

ALEXANDER IN Blues Point

CHANDO M T

S S 9 RN B A DS

EN- DS

S RA 8

MUNN ST Kershaw ST ANCRUM

W N- 7

NY T S ILLOUGHBY

ST W

LTERM H M Bridge Stamp Point

-GA 6

Res BETTINGTON

5 4

TOO 3 ANCRU nt LA

ZAG 2

ST D Bus Stop 2 2000 -BU CHANDOS ZIG ST DONNELLY ST

ST ST EUROKA ST

Clyne

Nest R N RO Plaza BRUCE -DORE

HO RD ATCHISON

Crows COMMO- BY ALBA MERR GH O

OU ST

WILL TT T MUNST SYDNEY

T North CKLAN CKLAN R S AVE CLIFTON Sawmillers

W Sydney Mater E Pyrmo

e Ryan La T RRIO Terminal

S AV CR Wharf

Sydney King St

c Passenger RO RO A R

ST Misericordiae H

LA LA O

a HUME SINCLAIR S National Museum Maritime

BARANGAROO BAY ST JOHN e La IN ST HUME D L MART E ST ST COMM O Harboursid National Museum aun Maritime LA N Darling eak I RD PL 2060 Harbour

F ST N 8 L O Bridge

LA KE O Ferry

L MOR T T KING Point

Furnedge La ST ST

R R 2.8m

I clear Millers

Pyrmont 7

g P A O DR

S Wharf La DARLING ST

M NEST Pyrmont Bay

LSON G CARR

ST CL ST RD

Y OXLEY

Wharf

E son ST

o Right Turn S ST

NICHO N

6.1km

ST LA

L Durin RD Y W

Bucknall La O

KE M

A CARR ST

L HAZELBANK A RA

Law L 14

9 UR

Ferry M

L ST Park

NEWLANDS

A LAR ST CRO La T

S WAVERTON

HARWOOD

D DARVALL C SHIRLEY S

ST ST 13

Park CR oss 15

R Waverton ST

erry Pyrmont Village 12 D

ST E BUNN

ALBANY IVY Island

La Ross La CARLYLE

F RD ST ALBAN

HUME Brennan Darling

R ST RD

ROCKLANDS Public N

Hutton Y Wharf Parkland

ROSS PACIFIC

S C

V ST

Res

RIVER N ST RD MITCHELL RD Darling St

K ST LARKIN

N L RD F WA

WA FYFE ED

ON ED ST A PYRMONT ELL Bus Stop 9 RIME LA AY

c ST

O RD Balmain East A PE La Point W Illoura

RD HEAD Goat T

S LA B OOLCOTT

E M

Reserve UTON EX RI

Island

16 La ST M ST

CH E S

Island

Gardiner L S ST

BALLS HAR WOOD Darling

N ST A

HIS K PL RD

LE Peacock RD ISLAND

ST T O N YS ST R

ST W Nat.Pk O AR

R St M

T W

Mel-Mel Sydney

C H R HAR

O S NKS

OXLEY I

Harbour E S

G N

W GIPPS

O TRO G R 17 N P

C I Balls Head

Corbett PLUNKETT L

I ST R

BALFOUR A ST D

RLY BRIDGE

Balls Head

Thornton Pk ry

T W S O

TU T

H AT I

HEAD T N OW

A E

S ADA

T I ST KIN

LITHG

CA V en L

DISCOVERY N

R W CHANDOS T

Marina A

La BALLS

MILNER S BAY

S A

R H I 2009

G ST U

R HMAS D 18

n (Guided Tours) W AV RD la O H ST BRIDGE

Med Schultz UL

C O ST 2041 ST

ST WILLIAM Casino G ST EAST E N

H DR A

H N R

WALUMETTA Waterhen EY S

T A O

PEARSON

I P RD

L I WHATMORE E

O AV M JONES

I 22

I OUNT 21

K ONT A

N K L

V ST M

L ST

CHRISTIE O T BALMAIN

Barangaroo Village PYRMONT IDGE T

O BR A HORACE A AR

A RM

DR ST LIT. A

R S O T ST SELWYN CR

S T D G WAYS

N HIRL D

N ST E

EN ROSS ST L PY DR

U TT

ds BALLS

T O JOHNSTON

D T ULW O

S SHIRLEY O TCE S

N ONIA R

lan HEAD B L

EVA C AV

WATERHEN O

New W

N MILL

Prop BRE

ST S N

LA Pk ST S

R H HOSKING PIRRAMA A T ST

R T

O R T

E C SS HARRIS rd S

B VERNON

S S O ST O

N T ONS R

BOR S A C

T N ION POINT

S LIFT

Naval ST M M

V UN Pk

LER

M Wharves W S R

I ST A

C L

SIM Wharf Giba O a Park a

E OLSON

L L MOUNT

V ST B

A Point HERBERT

RU E M S S N Wharf L Jetty I M ICH

E N ST ST A ST

re B 7.2km HETT M Simmons AV HOLDSWORTH A ST Bridge Stamp Point ST R

DATC R Markets Markets

I Fish Fish

PL MARSHALL

P HARVEY JONES W 24 V

Pirram

E I RD

T RIS

Entry Reserve Badangi S

D R

R K A AV TERNEN JOHN E L

Sydney Sydney

Ferry ST HA Emerg.

Water Police

Y STAC

LA erry ST N MOUNT ST

BERRY 2065 F

Ferry DUKE DUKE ST CADIGA

WOLLSTONECRAFT WK S

Royal 25

RD BERRY road 2065 ST O Ck A ST PL RD R

Point D

Hospital ER

E 6. Private

H ST

Ballast JONES D

ST DR CABLE North Sho PARK P Wollstonecraft Village

ST THE AVENUE E ST N

R ST

O ILLEEN E

es K

R AV Park Pk A

L PL g L

trin

E R

ps I

Park

P SAU ST. LEONARDS

FIRST GILCHRIST

road Pro LA T Smoothey

ST D TAMBU S B

Willoughby AV

P inal MASTER Ewenton

K E U

Gore Hill A LA

ST RY

PAR J E REFINERY

QUARRY L RT

I ST

N L A

8.4km P80

V y P H

GARRARD ST

G BLAKE

A r O

A ILLE SHIRLEY . r

PORTVIEW erm

e Gore L

D T EWENTON

MIL S K

I Ballast Point MILRAY Dept B

LA N COOPER ST C S Regional Park

N le IST

Emerg. BALMAIN N UE ove Wharf

ise

V E O k

Private P ANGLO A

D W RLE A 5

E P Yeend St C

RD 2041 B

S er T BOWMAN

LO WALU A

rve F

NG GREENWICH e

E W

A es

HA R E L R

Greenda N

AVEN t

S g

A Park

A C R LA

RD ST

T Cru

Berry AL

G Island R S

I WALLACE

COLGATE W

Cemetery EWENTON G

Point RD OHN

V LA GLENVIEW Nth Shore J St

H Memorial

Wharf Manns D 2 S - road Priv Hosp GREENWICH A T ST

Gore Hill R ADOLPHUS B ssen Sydney

Private E

RD ST Berths ST

THE LA ALEX- ST ARO A Private L C

O YEEND -ANDER -LIN

Berths ST

V Nose Point)

O A ST T Private

A AV Pa VIS WAITE 1 PACIFIC 2065 Holloway ST

C (formerly Long

ST CAN

Birchgrove

E ST

RD OSCAR M

L ST

WESTBOURNE ER T

O WELLS Louisa Rd Wharf H

O RIVER ch DUN RD Wharf

SARN EDWIN S S ST

Y U .S Priv

Northern Balmain STEPHEN

E College b int I C

wich

AH LEMM W

TAFE NSW LCED C Pk Thames St ALLA ST L Sydney Inst H Pk AV W

E A Pu ST T ANN ST V en

Nth.Sydney L ST

V ST S

E PL

ST ST

L LA Yurulbin

Gre Shell

E N 2065

L WATERVIEW

- E

ST Wharf ST

Y E ST Glebe 2039 Island

ST L N

A Refinery ark FAWCETT L

Bridge B E PROSPECT PT L

Bus Stop 3 RD

nns Po L

Shell Point

S O I

W EAST P

RD WARDROP MAR Glebe Id. E N PL

S ST

NIELD

ST HA V

S Refinery A

VINCENT

TTA ST DARLING R

T O

T ST

ST N

Ma Yurulbin ST E R

E 2041 -S LL UEEN S

C T

ROZELLE M

N S I C Q

RLO YERR-

A NDEN- U M V

CAST A LA ABC Aust

T G L NUM .

O T

t L

O CA A

GA VICTORIA ST O

RG -OULBIN KE Park S T

NE S

EVELYN JA N -BU ST R

RD S Mort Bay V GOTHER AV L 6

A ST CARLOTTA L

T Priv.

OAD A CAMPBELL ST XLEY

PL HARF L Bay Park

THAMES GL

ST E ill Birrung

3 ST L Mc

ULO O 2065 MORT L E A

A TON

BR JAGO

RD ANZAC BRIDGE Blackwattle

W BIRCHGROVE

GREENWICH

N AV

ARDENS B

IAM D

ANNS

RD RD

ILLIAM M E

La R

ST NEL

ILL

ore H ORT

RD N

N N ST MORVEN T A K

W - L

G S

Ellison

ST C ST

G STST

ech Pk L

S V

O O

’CO SH KING W KING T IN ST

arina ALBE ST

E ST

NCE ST

C R O

GORE K

Y RE O ANZAC Bridge

D Hospital K

CLAYTON

D A

A Bridge Stamp Point

DONALD c

- E

E B ST.LAW ST

BAY Mc

BENT D Hill T

L RD ST O

FFRENCH

Park

BRADFORD ST

M Greenwich 7 RD BENT

A ST

T Ferry AV T BAY O T Gore B G S C

Shell Park T B CH W

WY T MAN FO Baths H ST O TH

S A

N ST O MA

R Gladstone

E R ST FORD N

SEA I V ST

WISDOM ST CE Greenwich E R Point

A U A T T ST

BAL RT S T Glebe F N D O R T

ST E I S T

L O Y E

ST R L 3 RD L

E E COVER S Y

S R

ER DISH D E

CHU W ST

ORT

A P ST ST

Balmain

S Res. E ST PL R

G R

GREENWICH ROBERTSON R BA E O T

N Creek T E ST

L B Park M

TH ALLA E L L. STEPHEN A 4

G L

Park E L

S T

ST E AV ROBE

O Public Sch. R

Greenwich GLEB

RICHARD I Superyacht M Superyacht S

Res A E S

S ELL 8

E C R P

STAN Creek W M O

LA N R L

MITCH A Waterdale

P R B ST

I Leemon H H

Gore ST ST U R Bay Rozelle G C

GEORGE Birchgrove

ST C

OMAR K N O

PL Wharf UR

CAMERON H

CROW RD I N

T ST INIA A S S

A ST

N Point

CH DICK

Point GROVE R ST Glebe

ST ST ER Y

L River E Bay Street

INK Onions La

D H

INNES RD

P L d

RTIS K

Gore

L FEDERAL

SERPENTINE

HARRISON

Creek UPPER a

5 a

HYAM PHILLIP

SARD S E

T A S

A ST TH

t ROSE V R

INAN

VALLEY VIEW VALLEY ST C

LA RA

T CU TTY

INT ST N

Y O NOR

CR BA C

RD ST T

RD FOY

Point T

O Bu HO

RD LE

LDS

NO FE T EY P R L N

D E Y D

EE LIT L

ate

ES AV

LA LOUISA Punch

ST L

L A TR L

RD T GIPPS 6

N S

M RD E

Wharf Robinsons RTL W

A T

A O

A P W RD

A riv

JAM R T I

A R

Res

E P

N O R REYNOLDS

V L

COVE RUMSAY LA P N

T F

POINT A ST L

CLIFF Greenwich

BIE

I REUSS THOMAS

EV ST S ST RT AV

TCE . DARLING S

ST O T

E ST ORT

I ST

R ST WATER N L

N VICTORIA

ST R V

RIVER E

2066 E

P 7

ST STEWAPL AV T JAMES

G ST

Park IS

footpath route GU T A

T. A NIS

ST N U NT MACQUARIE R E ROBERT

V I A O S

AN R N L M EN SMITH MULLENS

G O

Bushland ST I ST T

O River G Steps

Lane Cove WERAM Bus Stop 8

L L.Montague ST H

C LA

PL MOU R

RD E MORR

C CARDWELL S

3 S

R ST ST 8

E UES

Q O

NORTHWOOD C e PL JA R

E ST

RN ST

R r

i SBO

V bush walk route Sch I

CLAY O

Wharf Pub. TURNER

UPPER CLIFF UPPER

A o t

RRA

NS ASPINALL t RD B O RD

T -D d

A T 2041

S a PL E

Wharf S D D N- o

Ferry S ST

e END

W G

V Park Northwood T ST

B O

Birchgrove

A40 RIVER

G PL B

Woolwich h ROBERT 4 3

A ST E V . R

UES PIN

Valentia St CQ T N KIN A RD J

ST T 9

Park L

C LDS

E . H ST

O S

E Lloyd Rees W

H L LLEWELLYN

R PARSO

IN JAMES T

TIA BELL G . D R

Ferry GTON PERRETT MP

Osborne BIRRIWA VALEN

ST Ftbr L

CA T CR

AV E

ST S ST

SECOND C ST M ST

VIE EN Rec. Area T

O T GOW BALMAIN

S THU

URTH Osborne Pk ST ST E S ST

FO ARR

Gore ST

NE R

ST T

SBOR LO T

E MOOR

O ROSEBERRY ARRIN RD

NG A

ST A LI N ST S

alk L

C O

S -LING

REYNO CEN

P ST C N

Y- ST T FLE

BA T. CH

PUNCH ST

S I

ST S ENRY T 0 AV

ST AM S

H E W

Ferry L ST STAR- W ST GRA URDO

E R H LOUGHLIN

-VIE 1 THIRD

ISABELLA

ADDISON N THEC

RICHARDSON U R

ST S TO E

E MANEY

AV GOODSIR I H JOSEPH

D I RNSEY

D N T OV E ST

A k R ST CRES

R T ST AN

S LEY R

O AMP A RE O H

FITZROY

R POINT H

Y A C E H H

O Point A L EWELL PL Island Wharf MANSFIELD

A YOUNG H T I

L ST

ST E

Clarkes C MACKENZIE

Y T CLA G ST V

AV T O Cockatoo D B

R W R

y Doc D TH

ST P WSON A ON Y

LD ELLIOTT

ST S ST S

STEVENSON K

Nth IGH E

NS H BREN A T

ST ST S

MAHO

AYFIE LANE LA RRIS

COVE GOLF T H B HA

M Pt Res B ST S

Clarkes N c

S OS

9 LEON SLADE

R ST t.

COURSE itzro I R LD C

ASSO

IE- EVANS

Proposed High Thrill Adventure Park ST

RD F R E ST

Lane Pool Cove O a G L PRINCE E L W ST

CA IL OULO

FIE

PL T G Pool T

N THE NAPO Tidal

A C

-V S K

HITE S QUIRK

HUNTER ST HUNTER

ST Dock BRUCE ST DELTA

M Syd Harb

Fed Trust Dawn Fraser TILBA ST ST

DELTA ODFO ElkingtonW Park Y lle

MONT ST AV

GTON ST

N LILY Woolwich

ST I

M O ST Corner

HOEB

R ze

RD ST

PROSPER NIFF N

2066 P GALE

HULTZ LIN

R RE Blaxlands

A 2039

W P

E ST

L KEN P Ro

Bus Stop 4 LLE

G AV M

LA KE

Lane Cove Village SC

ST WEST ST ROZELLE

NORMAN E

PL AV

2110 OTT AV

C N NATIONAL MAN

LA N

N ORK

TERRY WISE URT

Island THORNTON Y N

WORTH -HART

LUCRETIA

RD RD ILLE

LOCK-

BETA ST ASH

RICHARDSON F B

WILSON

-COMBE

F N

ST SYDNEY HARBOUR ELIZABETH

ST C ON

ZETA RD ZETA Park LA Block LA ST L

CLAR WITHE-

Cockatoo FEDERATION TRUST W T

ILT

A DARLING Park Res L

CK Res BRIDGE ST C

Central KI S

Butchers

Point A AN

CHARLOTTE Easton

FR Morts G

ERTO HA E ST ALFRED

IS POOLE AV BAYVST NELSO

Longueville T

MOLES ch Leichhardt

G G

M NS

NEW ST O G .S HUTCHESOST

Dock ST

ST ALBERT

Sec b

Coll

A N CATHERINE RD LONG- u lle

A HANCO

D V EMILY O

Balmain P Campus L ST

L White Horse D

P COLLINGWOOD ST IOT Sydney

-VIEW A MARY UN E GT Marina

A R ST LICE Roze R AM

RD Sutherland ST EVA D ST BIL LIN A BRODERICK ST H A ARABELLA Limit LL

LONGUEVILLE BELMORE PERCY

Woolwich

ELGIN N

A BORAM E ST

WOOLWICH ST WEL

CL W

Baths

LORNA LEIGH LORNA T Point ST N LEY

WEST H ST O ERLAND

ISTIN 3 tonne RED LION ST ST

AY T S HUMB

EASTON RT ST ELTE

N NIS R E

LUCRETIA ULUM H ST W

Somerville ST DE N

ST C ALBION

ALPH

BROCK CH N

ST ED COOK

St. MARG ARET WATERLOOST ST

E 2066

ST ST T

Michaels

ANN ST

S CRYSTAL

Cath. Sch K

O R

N AV

ST FOUCART R

GEN

Ferry

Aquatic Park ALFR

R ANCIS ST Wharf

A STUART

Island ANGELINI RE D T

CAMBRIDGE DARLING

TIN Snapper S

FR AV

S TERRY ST ILY RYAN

ST C

dal

Longueville Parramatta

E AV E WILLIAM EDWARD WILLIAM OXFORD ST

ARUNDEL

RD YARA

ST CE

MARGARET ID M

RD D Weil Park T

R -S AV

RD UNNY-

LONGUEVILLE Marist A McCLEER

COWPER Sisters S B

Balmain West

College ST

Bush Y A Elliott St Wharf

PL A PARK ST

2040

Kellys LAM

RIN N S N

I A A

ST BA I

FRED R R ST MOODIE I E C ARABELLA O DUNOIS RD O

M R ST

R ST R

A LLA E RT IN

MATILDA D P

E IN

ORGE O

RD W T T T T ST

e E O RD H

PR CA

B S IC JU

Kingsford V O JOSEPH

SPRINGSIDE

A PDE ST Smith Oval

2066 T

ALBE ST V

KENNETH

A Park TONE A

G v

A RIVER- -VIEW I RD C T R L

ADS Ent L

A GL

G RD C

L T N Hodgson Main

TOELLE ST TOELLE

N Point I

WERONA tn

’NEILL LILYFIELD A

DETTMAN

D LFI E S

K MARY o G

RD W O

CLUBB S CLUBB bs

V O

B MAIDA

O N u S ST O

R A ES I S

LLAMBEE L

L PL L

E Birkenhead ST

INCE

AMA NTIN

C PE E N

ER Oval S WARD

A STUART

PDE N ST

RD YA Y N PR RD

K TON

ED B A GROVE

A d RING RDE AV

EDWARD M CAR A Y

F V

n t SC t LE WILLIAM

Res hea E BOU

N n

ROMANI Sailing Club Sailing

HAR TH

AV Res

ST RD e

Rozelle Village O Poin

W Drummoyne

E T

IRE ST

AV T Mornington ST

ONG TALEEBAN Salto

E R AIN

V MAY

HILL S Birk JOSEPH

Y ARRAN

AV 2110 Y

A O ST A C ROSSD

AV R LM

B C R N A Point I

RD C of Sydney

D AR

AV King George Pk HELEN Island

RD ST DR ILLAW SYDNEY HARBOUR

T Res NORFOLK A AV E AV

GA BA C N T O 4.5m clear Res I footpath route C The University

ST -VIEW Y

BROOKES S R INT N Wharf

E Point Peppercorn

Newcombe E (Rozelle Campus) LARO GLEN- Pulpit A M V E Spectacle AV

A CR FLAUMONT AV L

X Wharf

St.IVES PO

L O E R

N Alexandra St L N A

HUNTERS LIE I

ST A

C EV ST PL

H R

ST ST

R PL

KAL O

I western end of Forty Baskets Beach). RY A

Y A ROSEBY

U Bridge

Pool ST. T

M FER LA

T PARK

V W A CIS . B

M T A RD

ST Iron Cove

T S t

PENGILLY Callan Park

TU -See Map 274 Q4) N E

North Harbour, from Manly Point around to the GEORGES -

ST I

AV at Concord Hospital S The whole of the foreshores of Sydney Harbour,

Pool E including the Parramatta and Lane Cove Rivers,

LA RD facilities now located

-NERET Oval FRED

ST C

V RAN FERN ST

A animals is prohibited (excluding the foreshores of

FU E S

R is an Intertidal Protected Area. Collecting interti F

AMB (former Rozelle Hospital nge

JEAN

C -BERT

OR N

KERA Drummoyne MO

KO T RENWICK Swim Centre AY

PL S E

KE RD ST LA ST

TORIA

HAMILTON ST L D ST

Reserve T OO Ora ST

WARILLA G R

Ferry r.o.w R WHARF

SOFA VIC

& Warraroon bush walk route

QUEEN D

N IR CR

RD RD Tambourine Bay

SOUTH E A

ST L N

H A RD ST

RD V

L B GE

MARTHA Y COL LE C R

COL W C

AV I ST ST ISTERS

W ST

S ST Wharf ST RD

GARRICK W

Drummoyne ERT ALEXANDRA

ROOKE LA L CR

T RO Brett Park S

CAMPBELL A

A O

A LOWER A40

P S

AV ALEXANDRA R T ST Y

AV O

LLOYD E

E Oval P FERRY

S N Iron Cove Bridge I Ferry ST I ST

NS ST.GEORGES VER

CHURCH ST

MPBELL PERRY

A W G ST

M P ST CA

BRIDG GLO V

ERRY A

R ERE ST

ST R M A PEL

Ck Junior N

College Lane LA A 2066 ST

Campus ST

ADY A

S O ST IEW

T R

St. Ignatius N

BROW T E THE ST

Wharf S T (in Riverview) AV RENWICK

. G LYONS

Senior Campus ST CHA

CROISSY N ST W

ST Y

A MARY ST ST RD

RD L

ERV St. Ignatius College R R

G IN G

E SOUTH Mc RD

s R

RIVERVIEW AV A N Re ST Park I BRIDE

UIR- DUNCAN ST

ST N

O rks COMME

M ANK E

w 2047 Y

V a Leichhardt

Ludo

ERNEST O O

A Point A

V T

-B F ST Rowing Club

La WOOD

O RIV

Y A T R

ED K E

R P t.M

E E G

Toocooya Wrights M

L RIGHTS FORMOSA S ST

L E AV UR S ST

RD Rodd

L .S.

Island

L W

T Bridge Stamp Point O

O P O OR

C ST MURRA

V Hill

I MO

MARKET ST MARKET Centre

YERTON M

PL Leichhardt

T Aquatic COLLIN oyne

WARRUGA l.Cl ST

R COLLEGE S

val E

ST ST

s Hill SEY L CHURCH

PDE PDE RD ZER

RD ER N A rn Hunters

H ST

Bow ST FR O AV FOSS RD M Pub.Sch rum

ST ST

COVE

E LANE

H -WARD

D’ARAM N

WOOD- H

Bu LA

P O Bay BAYSIDE

W A Club

A L ST S T A

Y RAWSON

Tannery ST

LA I

Sailing L UG K

BROUGHTO A r M

N - TR

Hunters

CO C

E E S

O RA WRIG NORT C

O FERDINAND KETT

Pool HTS O

e LA

VI RNE

O T

C - N

ST PLUN

Y ST DRUMMOYNE

T PL SOUTH HENLEY

HYTHE T

O S

ST ST

ROLIN 2066 A MARLBORO NAT.PK

LA Public Wharf KS

AND ST

ST SYDNEY

ROO INE B

M MARKET ST MARKET

LYNDHURST T

ill HARBOUR Y

HISHOLM ST

Boat R CR

S L ULLATHO

CA LW OMPSO

ART

M C Ramp E

OKS EL

B ST

T RD CR L ST LO TH U DEMPSEY

THERRY

AV STU E ST

SEA N Bus Stop 7 moyne W

CAMBRIDGE ST-

ALEX

Hosp D

Y A

POINT MAD

ST ST

CARIS- CULLEN T S OURNE

-BROOK Pub.Sch ST Rodd Point NKETT

WE ROW W

T val HENRICKS

E I E

N LE V PL ST Hunters H

U S BROUGHTON

LINLEY

MOUNT ST MOUNT Drum

N -B

ST PL BAYSWATERO ET T Res ST ST

LA N

A 4

O Linley Point

I S

LIN E PLU LINLEY T

T Point OM

BRIDGE S Sports Cl

Linley Pt BURTON BAY E LA

S LA R

E C Y

H E T Huntleys P UTS

Club SE A40 Drummoyne H BOWMAN

2066 H

COPE RIVER T S

L W T A Rowing

Bridge G

TH RA

T L

U B Haberfield AV Rodd Pk E POLDING CLO Gladesville Bridge

RD M

A E N LA

UE IN Gladesville

E O T T

Pk AV 2110

H P

D R

L S

A E

H I THE

C F GIPPS

E A ST ST

K ST

R Dobroyd

S Taplin

S RICHARDS

O D

M DRUMMOYNE

S Y V

E Creek A

VEN Instit. Boat

Y THOMPSON RT Aquatic Club Ramp Hunters Hill High School

RC ST

River R E T

A E Wesley

C ST I

Bus Stop 6 L

E Bridge Stamp Point Reach Park

RD MILLAR T ST HERBERTON

T SHO Cunninghams

R HU C

MARY ST MARY

AV N

TH A L

RD D

RD VICTORIA I

C L

U Hunters Hill Village

THE U R

HUNTERS HILL DENING

UGA BARNEY AV E CEN

R HEATH

T REIBY H ST AVENUE

B REIBY

Bridge Stamp Point

Fig Tree Bridge Bridge Stamp Point HENLEY

ST E

BA N

S EY

M AV Canada Bay

LEY

W URHA DOBROYD D alk A

O L Tarban Ck Bridge

Bridge R BRISBANE Figtree BUDD ES

KE N AV D

Park U Bridge

D NEM T

ST V

R CR

Boronia RAYMOND R

C MOORE RA A JANET

AV I ST

Tarban Ck

DR B HOOD

D R BAY

RNS V

A BU

V E GIPPS

PDE

O A WANDELLA

ESPLANADE

M MEYERS E R

T AV

ST CLEMENTS ST

O AV

Bus Stop 5 J

Walk 2110 DR D R

A P

D JOUBERT

R ON PEIRCE

R IN ST BARRY

C H UNDINE

A RD K Nield Park O

Park V NS

A O AV ST R

LLIS THORN ST ST

V ST

Boronia RD O

e PL GEARS A Park T A THE NIELD THE

Hill HOW 2111 B ART RD LENORE

A Robson Pk AV

ov North ST L T

E RT

POINT O

PITT Betts

LYO ST

Hunters RODD M E S D

AV CESS POINT

I T ST

Park

EUTHELLA A I

D O

Five Dock Point R PRIN

P BREN

ATKINS

D A TA arramatta

D MO Howley

Russell Ashfield

Park P

R HUNTLEYS

S ENLEY s NS RST

ome G E rban ALL Y ol e

AVENUE E oint E rf

0 harf E sell Lea

Moses bers Pk L oint ckwall

RD S R ntefiore

ewish H UNTERS HILL REE e PDEN

ntleys n

wick

N ST HGOW ts T

Great G s o 6 r H

I H N a FI a 4 n J P G o F P P a T u IT N RO m ST ol E L W ET M Rus SS on 2013 Seven Bridges Walk Attachment 4b - Map Section 1 Section Map 1: North Sydney, Milsons Point & Wollstonecraft Bridges: •Start of Sydney Harbour Bridge Villages: •Wollstonecraft Village (Brenan Park) •Milsons Point Village (Burton St)

Traffic & Pedestrian Management Plan Version 23 July 2013

2013 Cancer Council NSW

Seven Bridges Walk

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 1 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

Contents 1 General Information ...... 5 1.1 Purpose ...... 5 1.2 Organisational Context ...... 5 1.3 Background ...... 5 1.4 Key Stakeholders & Contacts ...... 6 1.4.1 Event Owner ...... 6 1.4.2 Event Organiser ...... 6 1.4.3 Event Marketing ...... 6 1.4.4 Landowners ...... 6 1.4.5 Operational & Planning Agencies ...... 7 1.5 Event Details ...... 7 1.6 Event Overview ...... 7 1.7 Key Operational Elements to be Considered ...... 8 2 Authority and Approval ...... 10 2.1 Authority (Area of Incidence and Duration) ...... 10 2.2 General Objectives of the TMP ...... 10 2.3 Approval & Distribution of the TMP ...... 10 2.4 Event Insurance ...... 11 2.5 Event Risk Management ...... 11 3 General Operations Notes ...... 12 3.1 Communications ...... 12 4 Traffic & Pedestrian Management Planning Requirements...... 13 4.1 Event participants ...... 13 4.2 Traffic & Pedestrian Management Considerations ...... 13 4.3 Walk Route – Course ...... 14 4.4 Direction of Flow ...... 14 4.5 Course Route by Council Region ...... 14 4.5.1 Area 1 –City of Sydney ...... 15 4.5.2 Area 2 – Leichhardt ...... 15 4.5.3 Area 3 – Canada Bay ...... 16 4.5.4 Area 4 – Hunters Hill ...... 16

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 2 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

4.5.5 Area 5 – Lane Cove ...... 17 4.5.6 Area 6 – North Sydney ...... 17 4.6 Course Route Plan ...... 18 4.7 Road Crossing Points ...... 18 4.8 Access to Public Transport ...... 19 4.9 Free Event Transport ...... 19 4.10 Access & Management at Event Transport Nodes and Villages ...... 19 4.11 Roadways and Adjacent Pathways – Risk Considerations ...... 20 4.11.1 River Road between Kenneth Street and Greenwich Rd ...... 20 4.12 Physical Observation of Event Location – Impact Assessment ...... 20 4.13 Traffic Management Communications ...... 21 4.14 List of Traffic Control / Course Marshal Points ...... 22 5 Event Villages ...... 24 5.1 Event Village Operations ...... 24 5.2 Delivery and Collection of Infrastructure ...... 24 6 Event Operations ...... 25 6.1 Noise ...... 25 6.2 Site Cleaning and Waste Management ...... 25 6.3 Sale of Food ...... 25 6.4 Water and Electricity ...... 25 6.5 Security ...... 25 6.6 Road Closures ...... 25 6.7 Lane Closures ...... 26 6.8 Vehicle Access and Parking ...... 26 6.9 Event Day Schedule ...... 26 7 Event Services ...... 27 7.1 Participant Registrations ...... 27 7.2 Merchandise Packs ...... 27 7.3 General Public ...... 27 7.4 Accessibility ...... 28 7.5 Volunteers ...... 28 8 Marketing ...... 29 8.1 Joint Media Partners ...... 29 8.2 Target Market ...... 29

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 3 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

8.3 Promotional Messages ...... 29 8.4 PR Flyer event notification ...... 29 9 Sponsorship ...... 30 9.1 Naming Sponsorship Rights ...... 30 9.2 Supporter Sponsors ...... 30 10 Signage Plan...... 31 11 Medical ...... 31 12 Summary of Stakeholder Requests and Actions ...... 31 13 Terminology ...... 32 14 List of Attachments ...... 32

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 4 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

1 General Information

1.1 Purpose The purpose of this Pedestrian and Traffic Management Plan (TMP) is to provide an outline of the intended operations for this event as it relates to the following management systems and processes required for the implementation of the Seven Bridges Walk to be held in Sydney on Sunday 27 October 2013: 1. Traffic management 2. Transport management 3. Pedestrian management

1.2 Organisational Context The Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk event concept was created and developed by the Pedestrian Council of Australia (PCA) who will remain the owner of the event. The PCA has engaged Event & Sports Projects Australia (ESPA) to deliver the Event Operations and PCA to manage the marketing of the Event. The Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk can be regarded as an active opportunity to further enhance the councils and stakeholders charter toward promoting walking as a healthy activity and as an increasingly important means of active transport. In addition the event will provide a significant contribution to Cancer Council NSW (CCNSW).

The TMP has been developed in consultation with the event owner being the Pedestrian Council of Australia and key stakeholders being, key Local Government Area stakeholders (Councils), Transport for NSW - Transport Management Centre (TMC), NSW Police, Transport for NSW – State Transit Authority, Sydney Trains, and Events NSW.

1.3 Background The Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk is in its 8th year of operation. The initial analysis of the walking route and options was undertaken by PCA and the TMC (formally RTA) using information provided by walking groups and local councils in early 2005. From this initial analysis a concept plan of the course was drawn-up and implemented. The course route has been re-evaluated each year, with minor changes being implemented each time.

The 2012 CCNSW Seven Bridges Walk attracted 10,000 participants, who started at one of the seven Event Villages located around the course and then traversed the circle route or part thereof in a clockwise direction at a pace to suit themselves. Participants covered a variety of distances over the 9 hour period of the walk, between 7:30am to 4:30pm on Sunday 28 October 2012. The event cost $25 to enter (with a fee of $35 being charged on the day) and Cancer Council NSW raised over $350,000 through online and on the day donations.

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 5 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

1.4 Key Stakeholders & Contacts

1.4.1 Event Owner Company Name: Pedestrian Council of Australia (PCA) Name: Harold Scruby ABN: 18 075 106 286 Postal Address: PO Box 500 Suburb: Neutral Bay State: NSW Postcode: 2089 Phone (w): (02) 9968 4555 Fax: (02) 9909 8277 Mobile: 0418 110 011 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.walk.com.au

1.4.2 Event Organiser Company Name: Event & Sports Projects Australia Company Director : Julian Sanderson Project Manager : Andrew Sturday Postal Address: PO Box 313 Suburb: Engadine State NSW Postcode: 2233 Phone (w): (02) 9520 2500 Fax: (02) 9520 2533 Email: [email protected]

1.4.3 Event Marketing Liza McNally Marketing will manage the event marketing.

1.4.4 Landowners Barangaroo Delivery Authority (BDA) Nick Malloch Canada Bay Council Tony Co nnop City of Sydney (COS) Michael Abbott Hunters Hill Council David Innes Lane Cove Council Annette Marsh Leichhardt Council Mandy Smith North Sydney Council Jennie Devlin Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority (SHFA) Melanie Penicka -Smith (Pyrmont Bay Park and Callan Park, Rozelle) Transport for NSW - Transport Management Simon Gittins /Peter Stankovic Centre (TMC)

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 6 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

1.4.5 Operational & Planning Agencies Transport for NSW Greg Huish Transport for NSW - State Transit Authority Raymond Carroll (STA) NSW Police Paul Carrett

1.5 Event Details The course for CCNSW Seven Bridges Walk will open at 7:30am, and close at 4:30pm and it is estimated that it may attract up to 12,000 participants. The walking route is approximately 26.2km in length, and is a closed loop circuit that utilises pathways around the inner metropolitan region of Sydney that skirts the Sydney Harbour and includes the crossing of Seven Bridges. A special event buses will operate in both directions around the course, and will be provided free of charge to everyone holding an event ‘Passport’.

1.6 Event Overview Event Name: Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk www.7bridgeswalk.com.au

Event Owner: Pedestrian Council of Australia Ltd (PCA)

Date: Sunday, 27 October 2013

Course Opens: 7:30am via one of the 7 Villages located around the course Course Closes: 4:30pm

Participation 12,000 people throughout the day Target: Course The walking route is approximately 26.2km in length, and is a closed loop circuit that Description: utilises pathways around the inner metropolitan region of Sydney that skirts the Sydney Harbour and includes the crossing of Seven Bridges.

The Seven 1. Sydney Harbour Bridge Bridges are: 2. Pyrmont Bridge 3. Anzac Bridge 4. Iron Cove Bridge 5. Gladesville Bridge 6. Tarban Creek Bridge 7. Fig Tree Bridge

Village Event ‘Villages’ are located around the course and will be used as check-in locations, Locations: First Aid points, drink stations, light catering and entertainment. The 7 Villages are;

1. Milsons Point Village (Burton Street, Milson Point) 2. Barangaroo Village (Barangaroo Foreshore, access off Hickson Rd Gate H4) 3. Pyrmont Village (at Pyrmont Bay Park, Pyrmont) 4. Rozelle Village (at King George Park, Manning St, Rozelle) 5. Hunters Hill Village (at Hunters Hill Scout Hall, Hunters Hill)

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 7 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

6. Lane Cove Village (at Central Park, Lane Cove ) 7. Wollstonecraft Village (at Brennan Park, Wollstonecraft)

Event Type: Community Mass Participation Event supported by NSW Government and Local Government Areas, to promote the importance of health and physical activity by walking.

Event Format: Interested persons will register online and will choose which Village they will start the walk from.

Registration costs $25 ($35 on the day) and is primarily taken online at www.7bridgeswalk.com.au.

Check-in will commence from 7:30am at all Villages which signifies the opening of the course. All registered participants will be asked to walk around the course in a clockwise direction in order to minimise congestion. All participants are advised to start the course before 11:00am if they wish to finish the full course by 4:30pm.

A Free Special Event Bus Service will be provided to Event Passport holders by STA in both directions (clockwise and anti-clockwise), to all village locations around the course.

Nature of The event focuses on promoting the people of Sydney and visitors to Sydney to Event: participate in a healthy and social activity combined with providing participants with the motivation to tour around many areas of Sydney that people would not usually visit by walking.

Media & Press Sunday Telegraph (TBC) Sponsors: Channel 7 News Local

Supporting Asics Sponsors: Transport for NSW

Charities: Cancer Council NSW

Event Office: 7BW Event Website: www.7bridgeswalk.com.au Contact Email: [email protected]

1.7 Key Operational Elements to be Considered The TMP is one section of the overall event plan with both the event plan and the TMP being continually refined with the approved documents being compiled as the Operations Manual. This TMP outlines many of the operational requirements of the event. Higher level detail is continually being updated in the event plan (not attached). This TMP is based on the successful events of 2006 – 2012.

The following elements of the course have been considered in the preparation of the TMP; Pedestrian road crossing points Path widths, surface, curbs and side of road

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 8 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

Accessibility Nature of different sections Identification of risks Identify possible impacts Identify course options Identify areas for registration villages Comments from Local Gov. Rep. Confirm best route for each leg of the course Location of permanent amenities Location of bus stops

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 9 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

2 Authority and Approval

2.1 Authority (Area of Incidence and Duration) The operational approved version of this TMP will be used as the primary document for the management and control of traffic and transport for the CCNSW Seven Bridges Walk to be held 27 October 2013. This plan may not be amended or used for any other event at any time, other than the event and timeframe specified within this document.

2.2 General Objectives of the TMP The TMP is based on risk identification, assessment and control process required for managing pedestrians, traffic and transport movements over the duration of the event.

Other objectives of the (TMP) include: Serve as the key document that is agreed to by all parties so that it serves as ‘core’ information that agencies may refer to and operate from for the 2013 CCNSW Seven Bridges Walk event, Provide an overall strategy that aims to improve the safety of staff working on events at the venue, the patrons who attend the event, and the general public around the precinct who are not directly associated with events at the venue, Provide a detailed description of the various traffic and pedestrian management elements that need to be considered for participants, Provide a detailed analysis of resources (both hardware devices and personnel) that are required for the implementation of the TMP, Provide a framework for the event organiser and each agency to use to develop their own lower level plans, Provide a plan whereby a monitoring process may be implemented to ensure continual improvement of operations and occupational health & safety standards may be documented within the final draft and communicated appropriately to staff working at this event.

2.3 Approval & Distribution of the TMP The Traffic Management Plan is required to be approved by the Traffic Committee of each Council during the July and August Traffic Committee Meetings. A copy of the TMP will be sent to the Pedestrian Council of Australia (PCA) and all other Operational Agencies.

This Pedestrian and Traffic Management Plan (TMP) when approved by the relevant authorities becomes the primary document detailing the traffic and transport arrangements under which this event is to proceed. Changes to the TMP require the approval of the TMC, and where necessary to the appropriate local government organisation. All functional or single agency supporting plans are to recognise the primacy of the TMP and nothing contained in those plans may contravene any aspect of the TMP.

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 10 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

A copy of the TMP will be sent to the NSW Police State Planning Unit where a request will be made that they advise their local area commands of the event. There is no active Police involvement in this TMP.

Signatories to this TMP should normally be the agency’s senior officer appointed to the operational command team for the event on the day.

In case of emergencies, or for the management of incidents, the Police are not subject to the conditions of the TMP but will make every effort to inform the other agencies of the nature of the incident and the Police response.

2.4 Event Insurance A copy of the certificate of currency for Public Liability cover of this event is available upon request from September 2013.

2.5 Event Risk Management A Risk Assessment and Management Plan has been undertaken by the event organiser that includes an assessment of the course, and the surrounding immediate areas where direct or indirect activities and operations may take place as a result of organising the above mentioned event.

The risk management process is an ongoing process and commences from approximately 60 days prior to the event and forms the basis of the ongoing review and planning improvement process that is written into the Operations Plan for the event.

Some key aspects of the Risk Management Plan cover: Course design and capacity, crowd management and pedestrian flow analysis Venue and landowner compliances Marketing and ticketing Operations risk analysis and OH&S Human behaviour and demographic profile Contractor management and commercial relationships Technology and technical issues Command, Control, Communications (C3 Management Controls) Public amenities Environmental impact analysis and monitoring (noise, waste) Environmental weather conditions (natural events) Stakeholder (non-event community) impact analysis Traffic and transport management

Please see Attachment 2 for a copy of the Risk Register.

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 11 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

3 General Operations Notes

3.1 Communications The event organiser will provide an event day Contact List in the final distribution of the TMP to all key operational personnel on the day including: PCA (Event Owner) Event Security & Traffic Control Contractor Transport for NSW - STA Buses Transport for NSW – Transport Management Centre All Councils and Landowners

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 12 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

4 Traffic & Pedestrian Management Planning Requirements

4.1 Event participants The overall ability of participants expected to take part in either the complete walk or a section of the walk will vary substantially. Variations in ability may consider; fitness, general mobility, family or group, equipment such as shoes and general preparedness.

As a result of the high percentage of participants that complete the entire course and because it takes 4-5 hours to complete, we will be advising those who wish to do the entire course to start before 11:00am.

It is likely that the event will attract a diverse range of participants and therefore ensuring that the planning of traffic management must accommodate the ‘lowest common denominator’.

The event organiser will enforce the message that all roads are open as normal and that all road and pedestrian rules apply throughout the course.

4.2 Traffic & Pedestrian Management Considerations The event encourages participation and therefore large numbers of people are often expected. The following characteristics need to be considered; Large groups all walking together Complacency Not necessarily always looking where they are going Following the herd Family groups with small children Mobility impaired persons

Although this is an organised event and the event organiser must accept the overall duty of care for the participants involved, it is not possible or reasonable for the event organiser to accept all responsibilities for people’s actions.

The process undertaken to document the TMP in itself becomes the Risk Management Plan. The document is to follow due process in order to help reduce the risk of something happening which is counter beneficial to the objectives of the event, one of those objectives being the safety of the participants and general public. It must be recognised that whilst the proponent, the organiser and key stakeholders have undertaken a detailed risk identification process, it is practically foreseeable that not every hazard with a consequence and likelihood throughout the entire course may be entirely mitigated.

Participants must first and foremost accept responsibility for their decisions and actions. As a participant they must adhere to the normal road and pedestrian rules as they exist throughout the metropolitan regions of Sydney.

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 13 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

The event organiser will make best attempt to address the number of operational elements that need to be identified, assessed and treated throughout the course, they are; Road Crossing Points Access to main Public Transportation areas Access & management at event transportation nodes Access & management at village areas Busy roads that the walking route comes into contact with Accessibility to bridges and bridge pathways

4.3 Walk Route – Course The walk route is approximately 26.2 km in length with the format being a ‘closed loop’ circuit that crosses seven (7) bridges around the inner metropolitan suburbs of Sydney that circle Sydney Harbour. The route ‘circles’ the Harbour by crossing the following 7 bridges; Sydney Harbour Bridge Pyrmont Bridge Anzac Bridge Iron Cove Bridge Gladesville Bridge Tarban Creek Bridge Fig Tree Bridge

The course attempts to provide walkers with a scenic route through various areas of Sydney that many people may not have been to before. The course is undulating in nature with some quite steep areas.

4.4 Direction of Flow All registered participants are required to walk around the course in a Clockwise direction in order to help with the flow and ease of participants around the course and minimise congestion. This will be detailed on the website, passport map and by directional signage.

By directing walkers to walk clockwise they will be walking at most times facing oncoming traffic which is generally considered to be the appropriate standard for walking.

4.5 Course Route by Council Region The following shows each of the stages of the course as identified by Council Regions. Please note that the terminology used to identify course operations within the operations manual will refer to Course Sectors that will be determined by distance, complexity of route & village locations.

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 14 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

Location and Description of Course

4.5.1 Area 1 –City of Sydney Harbour Bridge North, Milsons Point to Anzac Bridge East

Planning Map Reference: Section Map 2 Start Location: Cahill walk stairs, Harbour Bridge North Finish Location: Western side of Anzac Bridge Approx. Distance: 5.5km Approx. Walk Time: 1hr

Stage 1 Description: Take the Cahill Walk stairs from the corner of Burton & Broughton Streets, crossover the Harbour Bridge; take the stairs down to Cumberland St. In Cumberland St, turn left and travel north on Cumberland St towards Lower Fort St. Once you reach Lower Fort St take the pedestrian crossing outside the Harbourview Hotel and turn left and take the first right into the laneway. Follow the laneway through to a set of stairs that will take participants into Pottinger St. Once in Pottinger St turn right and walk towards Hickson Rd. Turn left at Hickson Rd and continue on down the eastern side of Hickson Rd.

Follow the eastern side of Hickson Rd to Towns Place and cross the southern pedestrian crossing on Hickson Rd (south of Towns Place) and then turn left on to the western side of Hickson Rd and continue south to Gate H4 of Barangaroo. Follow the path from Gate H4 to the Barangaroo foreshore and enter the Barangaroo event village.

Upon leaving the Barangaroo Village continue along the waterfront to King St Wharf. Follow The Promenade left around to the Pyrmont Bridge escalators, go up to deck level and crossover Pyrmont Bridge. Once across the bridge, continue along the footpath and to the right into Pirrama Rd towards Pyrmont Bay Park (Pyrmont Village).

From the village, follow Pirrama Rd to Pirrama Park. Follow the path along the foreshore in Pirrama Park to Bank St. Cross Bank St then follow Bank St to Quarry Master Drive and up the ramp onto the eastern side of ANZAC Bridge, Pyrmont.

4.5.2 Area 2 – Leichhardt Anzac Bridge, East – Iron Cove Bridge

Planning Map Reference: Section Map 3 Start Location: Anzac Bridge East, at Cnr Bank and Quarry master Streets, Pyrmont Finish Location: King George Park Approx. Distance: 3.5km Approx. Walk Time: 40min

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 15 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

Stage 2 Description: From ANZAC Bridge eastern side, crossover the ANZAC Bridge and down towards Victoria Rd, crossover Victoria Rd at the footbridge and continue west into Lilyfield Rd. Before Easton Park turn right into Burt St, right into Denison St, left into Cheltenham St, chicane onto O’Neill St, right into Cecily St, continue across Balmain Rd/Darling St and into the grounds of Sydney College of the Arts along North Crescent, right at Waterfront Drive and into King George Park (through Rozelle Hospital) at Byrnes Street (Rozelle Village).

From Rozelle Village, continue along the Iron Cove Bay walk and cross the New Iron Cove Bridge on the southern side pedestrian path.

4.5.3 Area 3 – Canada Bay Iron Cove Bridge – Gladesville Bridge

Planning Map Reference: Section Map 4 Start Location: Iron Cove Bridge Finish Location: Gladesville Bridge, South Approx. Distance: 3.5km Approx. Walk Time: 40min

Stage 3 Description: Walk over the Iron Cove Bridge to Drummoyne, continue along Victoria Rd then turn right into Park Ave, left into Renwick St, continue along to Wrights Rd, left into Wolseley St, right into Victoria Rd and finally over the Gladesville Bridge.

4.5.4 Area 4 – Hunters Hill Gladesville Bridge, South to Fig Tree Bridge, South

Planning Map Reference: Section Map 4 Start Location: Gladesville Bridge, South Finish Location: Fig Tree Bridge, South Approx. Distance: 1km Approx. Walk Time: 10 min

Stage 4 Description: After the Gladesville Bridge, follow the footpath around to the right, turn left into the pedestrian tunnel, continue left at the footpath and then to the path up onto Tarban Creek Bridge.

Walk over Tarban Creek Bridge and continue up the footpath to Hunters Hill Scout Hall (Hunters Hill Village), located off Church St on Durham St.

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 16 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

After leaving the village, walk up Durham St, cross Church St at the pedestrian lights and continue straight ahead into Reiby Rd. Follow Reiby Rd around to the left and then left onto Fig Tree Bridge.

4.5.5 Area 5 – Lane Cove Fig Tree Bridge to Berry Creek (Smoothey Park)

Start Location: Fig Tree Bridge Finish Location: Berry Creek (Smoothey Park) Approx. Distance: 6km Approx. Walk Time: 1Hr 15min Village Location: Central Park, Kenneth St

Course Description: After walking across Fig Tree Bridge, continue along the backstreets over to Linley Point. Walk over the hill and into Linley Point Reserve via The Avenue, Haughton St, Linley Pl, Burton St and View St. Continue along foreshore walk and across the footbridge to Burns Bay Reserve. Go left into Kooyong Rd and left up Riverview St, where the COURSE SPLIT’S: 1. Right into Tambourine Rd, left to the bush track through Warraroon Reserve, until you reach River Rd; or 2. Continue on Flaumont Rd, left into Romani Ave, right into Carranva Rd, left into Warraroon Rd until you reach River Rd.

When the walks rejoin on River Rd, continue up the hill, right into William Edward St and then cross the road into Central Park (Lane Cove Village).

From Central Park (village) go left and then right into River Rd, where the COURSE SPLIT’S AGAIN: 1. Cross at the traffic lights onto the LHS of River Rd, continue along past the Lane Cove Country Club and Lane Cove Bushland Park, up the hill, at pedestrian lights in front of Greenwich Hospital, cross over to the RHS of River Rd and turn right into St Vincents St; or 2. Walk down the RHS of River Rd, veer right down into Fleming St, continue along the Bush Track through Gore Creek Reserve and continue onto St Vincents St.

When the walks rejoin on St Vincents St, turn right into Gore St; veer into Oscar St, left onto Greenwich Rd, right into Greendale St, right into St Giles Ave and across the Pedestrian Foot Bridge at Smoothey Park, Greenwich.

4.5.6 Area 6 – North Sydney Start Location: Berry Creek, Smoothey Park Finish Location: Cahill Walk Stairs, Harbour Bridge North Approx. Distance: 3.5km Approx. Walk Time: 40min Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 17 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

Villages: Wollstonecraft Village & Milsons Point Village Village Locations: Brennan Park, Hazelbank St and King St (Wollstonecraft) Burton St, Corner of Alfred St and Burton St (Milsons Point)

Course Description: From Smoothey Park crossover the footbridge and continue through suburb of Wollstonecraft via Shirley Rd, right into Moreton St, right to Hazelbank Rd and into Brennan Park (village).

From Brennan Park (village) continue down Carr St, turn right at Euroka St, cross Bank Lane and onto Union St, straight ahead onto Lavender St, right into Alfred St, and continue to Milsons Point (village). From the village go along Burton St, under the arch tunnel and to the Harbour Bridge stairs.

Optional Walk to Balls Head Point: From the Brennan Park (village) continue down Carr St, right into Crow’s Nest St, right into Bay Rd and continue onto Balls Head Rd. At the end of the road continue onto the steel walkway through Waverton Peninsula Reserve and double back through Waverton Park, right into Woolcott St and under the rail bridge. Cross onto Union St to meet up with other walkers, straight ahead onto Lavender St, right into Alfred St, and continue to Milsons Point (Milsons Point Village). From the village go along Burton St, under the arch tunnel and to the Harbour Bridge stairs.

4.6 Course Route Plan See Attachment 3 for a copy of the Course Route Plan See Attachment 4 for Course Section Maps 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 (Council/Landowner Specific)

4.7 Road Crossing Points Participants will be required to cross over almost 200 roads if they decide to complete the entire course. The event organiser has undertaken an analysis of every road crossing throughout the entire course and has identified the risks and analysed the consequence and likelihood rating along with a priority of treatment. This process is considered part of the Risk Management Plan but is directly related to the TMP.

Participants will follow the route map provided to them in their ‘Participant Passport ’ whereby they will then navigate themselves around the course. Poster size colour maps will also be displayed at each Village.

It would not be practical to have a sign or a marshal at every Road Crossing Point (RCP) throughout the course. Each RCP will be addressed and a treatment or control may be applied to the RCP if required.

Examples of some treatments or management controls for RCP’s are :

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 18 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

Pedestrian Signage Traffic control signage (static or VMS) Authorised Traffic Controller Event Marshal Police (not required on point duty for this event) Stop/ Slow Controller Traffic Light phasing Barrier board, traffic cone or other device Redirect participants to most accessible signalised road crossing point or pedestrian crossing.

4.8 Access to Public Transport The event will identify and promote several key Public Transportation nodes and focus efforts to assist participants to make a direct route to either the course or a registration village and return.

Information regarding access to public transport will be done by; Providing directional information in the Participant Passport Installing directional event signage Event marshals Transport information in Passport and in each Village (Bus Stop locations, ferry services etc)

4.9 Free Event Transport The NSW Government agency – Transport for NSW - will be providing free transport to participants on the day of the event. A FREE transport system will be setup with STA buses which will operate in both directions to transport participants back to their initial start point. The number of buses provided and timetable will be confirmed by STA.

Note: The free transport does not extend to public transport to and from the event.

4.10 Access & Management at Event Transport Nodes and Villages The event requires registration villages to service participants and sponsors, and to provide a point for event transportation to assist in the movement of participants back around the course to the place of origin if they do not wish to complete the course.

Villages will be located around the course usually close to Key Public Transport nodes and/or close to Event Transport Nodes. All Villages will be approved by local councils.

Event Transport Nodes will exist at designated bus stops around the course: Milsons Point – Alfred St Milsons Point, outside the train station Brennan Park – King St, Wollstonecraft

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 19 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

Greenwich Hospital – River Rd, Greenwich Blaxland’s Corner – River Rd West, Lane Cove, near William Edward St Linley Point – Burns Bay Rd, Linley Pt, near View St Hunters Hill – Hunters Hill Exit from Burns Bay Rd, Hunters Hill, approach to Church St Drummoyne – Victoria Rd Drummoyne, near Lyons Rd and Drummoyne Post Office Rozelle - Victoria Rd / Lilyfield Rd The Star Casino – Pirrama Rd, Pyrmont, opposite Star City Casino Erskine St, Sydney CBD – Outside King St Wharf

4.11 Roadways and Adjacent Pathways – Risk Considerations There are a number of locations around the course that may be considered to be higher risk areas.

Higher risk areas are areas that have been determined by the type of intersection, the speed of the road fact that there are greater numbers of pedestrians using the pathways and therefore increase the chance of something happening. High consequence refers to the fact that if something were to go wrong in this area there would be a significant to catastrophic result. The treatments for these areas are detailed in the Master Course Plan & Risk Register Attachment 2.

Most road crossing points and areas of the course have been analysed as Low to Medium level risks. However there is 1 key area that has been considered to be high risk prior to any treatment, which is on River Road between Kenneth Street and Greenwich Rd.

4.11.1 River Road between Kenneth Street and Greenwich Rd The area of the course that participants will follow from Blaxland’s Corner to St Vincent’s Street has accessibility issues along with pedestrian management issues. Participants will have a choice of route from the Corner of Kenneth St and River Rd to either go via River Road (option 1 – accessible), or go via Gore Creek Reserve (option 2 – bush trail & steep stairs).

Please see attached TCP for River Road as a treatment of this area needs to be implemented in order to slow traffic and inform drivers of increased pedestrians.

4.12 Physical Observation of Event Location – Impact Assessment An observation of physical location and impacts has been undertaken using the following checklist in order to comply with all relevant requirements.

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 20 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

Item Verified Action Take Requirement for Lane Closure Yes Partial lane closure required on River Rd only between Kenneth St and Greenwich Rd Requirement for Road Closure Yes Road closures will be installed at Burton St, Milson Point and Durham St, Hunters Hill. Block access to Churches on Nil Sunday Block access to local businesses Nil Block Ambulance access Nil Block fire station access Nil Block heavy vehicle access Nil Block hospital access No Access to Rozelle Hospital and Greenwich Hospital will not be impacted Residents will be allowed through the Block local resident access No road closure. Block Police vehicle access Nil Block Public facility (football oval, Nil etc) Block public transport access Nil Construction – existing, proposed Nil that may cause conflict Distance measured is correct N/A Lane Widths Nil Local access 100% Yes Partial lane closure required on River Numbers of lanes are as described Rd only between Kenneth St and Greenwich Rd Restricted Movements – banned Nil turns, heavy/high vehicles Road signage – existing/temporary Yes Additional Temporary VMS and St atic Signage to be installed on River Rd at location specified in TCP Traffic movement contrary to any Nil notice Traffic signals are as described Yes TMC have identified all traffic signals that have a direct or indirect bearing on pedestrian and traffic flows on and around this event Turning lanes are as described Nil

4.13 Traffic Management Communications Pedestrian flows will be monitored by Event Marshals and Traffic Controllers at specified intersection locations around the course. Information about pedestrian flows as well as traffic flows may be communicated via 2-way radio to the Course Operations Manager. The Course

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 21 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

Operations Manager will have direct contact with a TMC representative to report any key areas of concern and discuss an appropriate strategy based on the specific issue.

The TMC representative will be in direct communication with the Transport Management Centre (TMC) and will be able to change the phasing of specific traffic signals based on the information supplied to the TMC by the TMC representative.

4.14 List of Traffic Control / Course Marshal Points Burton St, Milsons Point Cumberland St, The Rocks Lower Fort St, Sydney Pottinger St / Hickson Rd, Sydney Hickson Rd / Towns Place, Sydney Pyrmont Village, Pyrmont Bowman St / Bank St, Pyrmont Anzac Bridge East Anzac Bridge West Victoria Rd / Lilyfield Rd, Rozelle Lilyfield Rd, Rozelle Burt St, Rozelle Denison St, Rozelle Cecily St, Rozelle Balmain Rd, Rozelle Victoria Rd/Park Ave, Drummoyne Lyons Rd, Drummoyne Wolseley St, Drummoyne Church St / Durham St, Hunters Hill Durham St, Hunters Hill Burns Bay Slip Rd, Linley Point View St/Linley Point Reserve, Linley Point Riverview St/Kooyong Rd, Riverview Riverview St, Riverview Tambourine Bay Rd, Riverview Roman Ave, Riverview Warraboon Rd, Riverview William Edward St, Lane Cove Northwood Rd, Lane Cove Flemming St, Lane Cove River Rd, Lane Cove River Rd, Greenwich Gore St, Greenwich Greenwich Rd, Greenwich Glenview St, Greenwich Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 22 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

Milner St, Wollstonecraft Newlands St, Wollstonecraft Hazelbank St, Wollstonecraft King St, Wollstonecraft Carr St /Crow’s Nest Rd , North Sydney Union St/Miller St, North Sydney Lavender St, North Sydney

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 23 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

5 Event Villages The ‘Event Village’ concept will be set up at a number of key locations around t he course to perform a number of functions: Operational centre Registration Information Drinks Sponsor Activities and Signage First Aid Food Live music (acoustic) Entertainment

The sites for Event Villages are; Milsons Point Village (Burton Street, Milson Point) Barangaroo Village (Barangaroo Foreshore, Gate H4, Hickson Rd, Barangaroo) Pyrmont Village (at Pyrmont Bay Park, Pirrama Rd, Pyrmont) Rozelle Village (at King George Park, Manning St, Rozelle) Hunters Hill Village (at Hunters Hill Scout Hall, Durham St, Hunters Hill) Lane Cove Village (at Central Park, Kenneth St, Lane Cove) Wollstonecraft Village (at Brennan Park, King St, Wollstonecraft)

5.1 Event Village Operations Event villages will use existing infrastructure and covered areas where possible in order to minimise the need for additional infrastructure and impacts. In addition we will seek assistance from the relevant Local Councils however the Event will need to allow for marquees, toilets and the like to supplement existing facilities at the each of the Village sites.

5.2 Delivery and Collection of Infrastructure The delivery of the above infrastructure will be on Saturday 26 October 2013 for Barangaroo, Pyrmont, Rozelle, Hunters Hill, Lane Cove, Wollstonecraft and Milson Point Villages (Milson Point Village to be built from 5pm after the conclusion of the Kirribilli Markets). The proposed collection of all infrastructures would be from 4:30pm on Sunday 27 October 2013.

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 24 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

6 Event Operations

6.1 Noise Due to the nature of this event, being a community based sporting event supporting Cancer Council NSW, minimal disruption and noise would be expected.

Any music performed in villages will be acoustic or amplified at low volume. There will PA systems in the villages, amplifying at a low level.

6.2 Site Cleaning and Waste Management The waste created by this event is thought to be minimal, although the impact would be dependent on participant numbers, which are expected to reach 12,000. As registrations begin in August each stakeholder will be informed of participant number progress up to the event. Should the stakeholder feel necessary, pre and post event site inspections will be organised in conjunction with each landowner stakeholder to ensure that the venue is returned in a clean and tidy state.

6.3 Sale of Food Food & Beverage will be located at each site to service the participants. Approximately 3-5 food vendors will be located at each Village (details of the food vendors are to be confirmed).

This will be an alcohol free event.

6.4 Water and Electricity Where existing, Event Organisers will request the use of water and power supplies from landholders and stakeholders.

6.5 Security Due to the nature of this event, security will be minimal. Event Security for cash donations will be arranged. Overnight security for asset protection will also be in place at all event villages bumped in on Saturday 26 October 2013. Event Security will be rostered from Saturday 26 October 5:00 PM – Sunday 27 October 5:00 AM.

6.6 Road Closures For the 2013 event we are proposing to close the following roads to assist with the safe operation of the event: Burton St at Alfred St South, Milsons Point – from 5:00pm Saturday 26 October 2013 - 6:00pm Sunday 27 October 2013 (note: This road closure will be a continuation of the Kirribilli Markets Road Closure at the same location. Durham St at Church St, Hunters Hill – from 6:00am Sunday 27 October 2013 – 5:00pm Sunday 27 October 2013. (Note: Resident access will be maintained) Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 25 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

Please refer to the TCPs for detail of where the road closures will be installed.

6.7 Lane Closures One partial lane closure will be in place along River Road from Blaxland’s Corner to Greenwich Hospital, Lane Cove, please refer to TCP - CM 33 for further details.

6.8 Vehicle Access and Parking Limited Vehicle Access to each village site is required by suppliers for the delivery and collection of event infrastructure.

Through event marketing and promotions all participants will be encouraged to catch public transport to and from the event. Organisers are aware all areas of the event have restricted parking facilities.

Organisers would ask that each council area make a provision for volunteer, event staff and emergency services parking at or around each village.

6.9 Event Day Schedule A schedule will be prepared to list activities related to the delivery, bump in, event running and bump out of the event and can be provided if requested.

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 26 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

7 Event Services The expectations and standards that are placed on events, whether they be from participants, spectators, stakeholders, sponsors or the general public are a point for a professionally managed event. As the fee is being raised from $20 to $25 this year, it is important that their expectations on getting value for money are met. It is important that the marketing of the event and the messages promoted are a true reflection of what can be delivered.

7.1 Participant Registrations As it is an organised event there is a real duty of care for participants that the event organiser must uphold. All people who wish to be part of the event must register whereby the process of registration includes the reading, understanding and signing of a declaration or waiver that they agree to the terms and conditions of entry and will abide by normal pedestrian road rules. All registrations are done on-line directly from the event website (www.7bridgeswalk.com.au ).

When people register on the day they will receive a number of items, one item being the Event Passport. The Event Passport will provide directional information and general event information including the map to the participant. Other items the participant will receive is a wristband and other sponsor/charity information.

7.2 Merchandise Packs Merchandise sales will be available to the public and will include items such as drink bottles, hats and shirts.

7.3 General Public It should be remembered that the event will not have a closed “venue” and as such the general public (non participants) will have full access to all areas of the course at all times.

There will be many non-participants using the route as a public pathway in both directions that will create some congestion at certain points along the route. These areas of possible congestion will be identified and treated where necessary within the Risk Management Plan. In order to minimise congestion between cyclists and pedestrians on all Bridges, advanced notification of the event will be signed a week prior to the event.

The main tools used to manage the flows of the general public will be to monitor, assess and manage using event marshals, in situations that require an issue to be elevated, it will be done so through the command and control structure that will be developed for the event.

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 27 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

7.4 Accessibility The route is generally not accessible by wheelchairs and prams. There are many sets of stairs and at times rough underfoot and therefore there will need to be clear messages communicated to the marketplace about which areas of the course are unsuitable.

7.5 Volunteers Approximately 200 volunteers will join the 2013 Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk Volunteer team to assist with event day operations. Volunteers will be located in either a Village or on Course as a Team Leader, 2IC or Crew. They will help with the following tasks:

Village Course Village Village Bump In Bridge & Course Bump In Registration Wayfinding Wayfinding Drink Station Passport Stamping Passport Stamping Information Bridge & Course Bump Out Village Bump Out

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 28 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

8 Marketing

8.1 Joint Media Partners The Seven Network, the Sunday Telegraph (TBC) and News Local will exclusively support the Seven Bridges Walk as media partners.

8.2 Target Market The target audience for the Seven Bridges Walk is quite broad. The event has seen a trend of more women participating than men (75:25) across all age groups. Their common thread is an interest in good health and maintaining fitness.

Two groups that are of particular importance are: 1. Older Australians – walking has become one of the most popular pastimes amongst people aged 50+ as they seek to maintain a healthy lifestyle to ensure good health in later years. 50% of participants in 2012 were aged 45-64.1 2. Families – the event is a great day out for families who may choose to push a pram or take the kids out for a healthy activity that everyone can participate in.

8.3 Promotional Messages The information provided to promote participation must be clear and consistent as there are a number of considerations that may need to be highlighted; some of these considerations include, but are not limited to; Main Public transportation nodes Accessibility for Wheelchair users Access & ‘user friendly’ descriptions for pram users Recommended routed for wheelchair users, families, mobility impaired persons Course features and information i.e. where difficult areas are such as steep hills, uneven pathways and where the route is close to busy roads Where there are stairs located along the route and alternate ramp options Event Transportation Bus Stops and Ferry Wharfs Landmarks/ points of interest and historical information If attempting the entire course they will be advised to start before 11:00am

One Key Message that needs to be highlighted to all participants is that “ALL ROADS WILL BE OPEN” and registered particip ants must obey the normal road and pedestrian rules as they would in normal circumstances.

8.4 PR Flyer event notification An event notification flyer will be provided to businesses on route that may be seen to hold an interest in the event.

1 2012 online post event participant survey. Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 29 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

9 Sponsorship

9.1 Naming Sponsorship Rights The naming rights sponsor (major partner and charity) for the 2013 Seven Bridges Walk is the Cancer Council NSW, who will raise funds to go towards Cancer Council’s vital cancer research, prevention, information and support services.

9.2 Supporter Sponsors Transport for NSW, Asics, Channel 7, and News Local are supporting sponsors. The Sunday Telegraph is to be confirmed for 2013.

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 30 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

10 Signage Plan The signage plan will be split up into 5 functional areas being; Directional Information Naming Sponsor Signage Other Sponsor or Supporter Signage Traffic Signage

Information and Sponsor & Supporter Signage will be predominantly in village sites, secured to existing infrastructure. The mediums that may be used include, but are not limited to, hanging banners, feather banners, corflutes and posters. Directional & Traffic Signage along the route will be determined through the local government area, the TMC and organisers.

In addition, we are requesting approval to undertake temporary footpath marking works as course direction markers to assist participants. This strategy was first implemented in 2010 and continued in 2012 throughout the course. The outcome was very successful and it was a cost effective way to direct participants around the course. Please see Attachment 5 for Stencil Template Artwork.

Work Description: Temporary footpath marking works Using Stencils (artwork and size specifications attached) max Size 950mm x 350mm Using specialised temporary school pavement chalk Number of stencils/ Marks to be made per council Area: Varies for each area, no more than 20 in each council jurisdiction Colour: Yellow/ White as applicable Period of Works: Monday 21 – Sunday 27 October 2013 Removal from Monday 28 October 2013 – Thursday 31 October 2013

11 Medical First Aid will be provided by a first aid supplier (TBC), who will be located at Rozelle, Lane Cove, and Wollstonecraft Villages from 7:30am to when the course closes at 4:30pm.

Ambulance NSW will also be notified of the event.

12 Summary of Stakeholder Requests and Actions

Agency Requests and Actions TMC Provide additional opinion on the risk identification and analysis of traffic and related pedestrian management elements of the event NSW Police Provide feedback relating to the overall management of pedestrians, traffic and safety

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 31 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

Local Government Areas Provide feedback as to the route the course will take through each relevant LGA and where an issue is identified a possible solution is to be proposed Provide feedback in relation to the proposed village locations and intended infrastructure Provide a letter of approval to the event organiser as a result of all compliances being met to a satisfactory level The event organiser is seeking ‘in kind’ support from the councils for example, access to public toilets, open space areas, volunteers and waste management (provide bins) – refer to Event Management Plan. STA Provide an operational plan as to how the even t transport plan may be implemented, number of buses, times, resources, signage etc.

13 Terminology Term Meaning Public Transport Node/Hub Is what the event and the Public Transport agencies regard as a central point at which “normal” operating public transportation is available Event Transport The event requires additional “event” transport arrangements to service the particular needs of the event and the participants. These transport arrangements will be special Bus schedules in addition to the norma l public transport timetable. The event will utilise existing Bus Stops to service event transport needs wherever possible. Participant Kits This is a combination of useable items and event information as well as sponsor information that will be given to all registered participants as part of the registration fee. Event Bus Stop This is a bus stop that is either a standard bus stop or has been designated a bus stop area by STA for the operational requirements of the event.

14 List of Attachments 1 Public Liability – Certificate of Currency (available in September 2013) 2 Course Master Plan & Risk Management Plan 3 Course Map 4 Course Section Maps 5 Stencil Template 6 TCPs

Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk: 27 October 2013 Page - 32 – Compiled by: Julian Sanderson and Andrew Sturday, Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd 23 July 2013 This document contains Confidential IP for single use only by proponent and authorised agencies.

EVENT/ PROJECT: 2013 Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk DATE: Sunday 27 October 2013 Attachment: 6 Version: 23 July 2013 Resources, Equipment & Signage Pedestrian & Traffic Ref. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION QTY Control Plan

TCP No. 1 1. T1-200-2 TCS: ROADS : ALFRED STREET 2. T1-18 SOUTH & BURTON STREET 3. R3-1 UBD REF: Map B - H10 Event In Progress Watch Council Area: North Sydney 4. Out For Pedestrians Current Speed Limit: T8-2R 5. Instructions : T8-2L .Monitor Road Closure Assist Bump in of event 6. R9-213 vehicle TSC Ped Crowd Control 7. Assist with event buses Crossing Barrier (CCB) 1m Traffic Bollard 8. With 6kg base 400mm Traffic Cone 9. SYMBOL PERSONNEL QTY 700mm Traffic Cone DESCRIPTION Traffic Barrier 10. 2 Traffic Supervisor (Black -Gold) O/R/Y = 2-sided sign Traffic Controller 1 11. 1-sided sign Blue Card Event Marshal 12. T1-23 Bus Stop 1c . Stop/ Slow Bat Bus Stop 1a Milsons Point Set 13. T5-1 (L&R) R6 -8 Stop, T7-1 Sl Milsons Point Down Only Hi Vis Vest T2-4 Day/ Night Pick Up Only 14. 1 Traffic Wand To Sydney Harbour Bridge Stairs Council Approval: ______RMS ROL: ______ADT= D= T: 02 9520 2500 F: 02 9520 2533 M: 0422 301 041 Milsons Point TRANSPORT NSW RMS TCWS Manual_v4.0_2010, AS1742.3.2003, OH&S 2000, AS/NZS 4360:2004 & AS/NZS ISO 13000:2009, HAVE BEEN CONSULTED Village 20m Scale IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THESE PLANS. 7BW TCP: TCS:

PROPONENT:: PEDESTRIAN COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA AGENCY PRIMARY TASK SECONDARY TASK PERSONNEL TIMES (START – FINISH) Symbol Description PROJECT MANAGER: EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD PROJECT MANAGER Develop plan, gain approval, Procure Equipment & Personnel Roaming Manager 1700 (26Oct) - 7BW Main Walk Route PROJECT CONTACT: JULIAN SANDERSON (0422 301 041) 1800(27Oct) ON-SITE COMPANY: TRAFFIC PLAN PROFESSIONALS CONTRACTOR Supply & Install Signs & Equipment Implement TCP Alternate Route ON-SITE CONTACT: PEDR DANKS (0407 292 958) RMS TMC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Decision Point THIS PLAN IS THE PROPERTY OF EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD (ESPA) AND IS NOT POLICE LAC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Assisted Road Crossing TRANSFERABLE OR TO BE COPPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT FROM THE AUTHOR. THIS PLAN IS ONLY VALID FOR REGULATORY APPROVAL WHEN SUBMITTED BY ESPA. THIS PLAN IS FOR ONE-OFF USE ONLY FOR THE EVENT/JOB/DATE SPECIFIED ABOVE. COUNCIL/ LANDOWNER Grant approval to use area Nil Project: 2013 Cancer Council Seven Bridges Walk Author: Julian Sanderson RMS Cert No: 2253009774 / Andrew Sturday RMS Cert No: 2253015302 TCP Template Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd Page: 1 EVENT/ PROJECT: 2013 Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk DATE: Sunday 27 October 2013 Attachment: 6 Version: 23 July 2013 Resources, Equipment & Signage Pedestrian & Traffic Ref. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION QTY Control Plan

CM No. 37 1. T1-200-2 TCS: ROADS : MILNER CRES 2. T1-18

3. R3-1 UBD REF: Map 6 – L2 Event In Progress Watch Council Area: North Sydney 4. Out For Pedestrians Current Speed Limit: T8-2R 5. Instructions : T8-2L . 6. R9-213 Wollstonecraft Crowd Control Train Station 7. Barrier (CCB) 1m Traffic Bollard 8. With 6kg base 400mm Traffic Cone 9. SYMBOL PERSONNEL QTY 700mm Traffic Cone 4 DESCRIPTION Traffic Barrier 10. Traffic Supervisor (Black -Gold) O/R/Y = 2-sided sign Traffic Controller 11. Milner Cres 1-sided sign Blue Card Event Marshal 2 12. T1-23 To Wollstonecraft Stop/ Slow Bat Village 13. T5-1 (L&R) R6 -8 Stop, T7-1 Sl Hi Vis Vest (Brennan Park) T2-4 Day/ Night 14. Traffic Wand

Council Approval: ______RMS ROL: ______ADT= D= T: 02 9520 2500 F: 02 9520 2533 M: 0422 301 041 TRANSPORT NSW RMS TCWS Manual_v4.0_2010, AS1742.3.2003, OH&S 2000, AS/NZS 4360:2004 & AS/NZS ISO 13000:2009, HAVE BEEN CONSULTED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THESE PLANS. 20m Scale TCP: TCS:

PROPONENT:: PEDESTRIAN COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA AGENCY PRIMARY TASK SECONDARY TASK PERSONNEL TIMES (START – FINISH) Symbol Description PROJECT MANAGER: EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD PROJECT MANAGER Develop plan, gain approval, Procure Equipment & Personnel Roaming Manager 0730 - 1630 7BW Main Walk Route PROJECT CONTACT: JULIAN SANDERSON (0422 301 041) ON-SITE COMPANY: TRAFFIC PLAN PROFESSIONALS CONTRACTOR Supply & Install Signs & Equipment Implement TCP 0730 - 1630 Alternate Route ON-SITE CONTACT: PEDR DANKS (0407 292 958) RMS TMC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Decision Point THIS PLAN IS THE PROPERTY OF EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD (ESPA) AND IS NOT POLICE LAC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Assisted Road Crossing TRANSFERABLE OR TO BE COPPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT FROM THE AUTHOR. THIS PLAN IS ONLY VALID FOR REGULATORY APPROVAL WHEN SUBMITTED BY ESPA. THIS PLAN IS FOR ONE-OFF USE ONLY FOR THE EVENT/JOB/DATE SPECIFIED ABOVE. COUNCIL/ LANDOWNER Grant approval to use area Nil Project: 2013 Cancer Council Seven Bridges Walk Author: Julian Sanderson RMS Cert No: 2253009774 / Andrew Sturday RMS Cert No: 2253015302 TCP Template Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd Page: 36 EVENT/ PROJECT: 2013 Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk DATE: Sunday 27 October 2013 Attachment: 6 Version: 23 July 2013 Resources, Equipment & Signage Pedestrian & Traffic Ref. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION QTY Control Plan

CM No. 38 1. T1-200-2 TCS: ROADS: NEWLANDS ST, 2. T1-18 MORTON ST 3. R3-1 UBD REF: Map 7 – A1 Event In Progress Watch Council Area: North Sydney 4. Out For Pedestrians Current Speed Limit: T8-2R 5. Instructions : T8-2L . 6. R9-213 Crowd Control 7. Barrier (CCB) 1m Traffic Bollard 8. From Wollstonecraft With 6kg base 400mm Traffic Cone Station via Shirley Rd & 9. SYMBOL PERSONNEL QTY 700mm Traffic Cone 4 DESCRIPTION Newlands St Traffic Barrier 10. Traffic Supervisor (Black -Gold) O/R/Y = 2-sided sign Traffic Controller 11. 1-sided sign Blue Card Event Marshal 1 12. T1-23 Stop/ Slow Bat 13. T5-1 (L&R) R6 -8 Stop, T7-1 Sl Hi Vis Vest T2-4 Day/ Night 14. Traffic Wand

Council Approval: ______RMS ROL: ______ADT= D= T: 02 9520 2500 F: 02 9520 2533 M: 0422 301 041 TRANSPORT NSW RMS TCWS Manual_v4.0_2010, AS1742.3.2003, OH&S 2000, AS/NZS 4360:2004 & AS/NZS ISO 13000:2009, HAVE BEEN CONSULTED 20m Scale IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THESE PLANS. TCP: TCS:

PROPONENT:: PEDESTRIAN COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA AGENCY PRIMARY TASK SECONDARY TASK PERSONNEL TIMES (START – FINISH) Symbol Description PROJECT MANAGER: EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD PROJECT MANAGER Develop plan, gain approval, Procure Equipment & Personnel Roaming Manager 0730 - 1630 7BW Main Walk Route PROJECT CONTACT: JULIAN SANDERSON (0422 301 041) ON-SITE COMPANY: TRAFFIC PLAN PROFESSIONALS CONTRACTOR Supply & Install Signs & Equipment Implement TCP 0730 - 1630 Alternate Route ON-SITE CONTACT: PEDR DANKS (0407 292 958) RMS TMC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Decision Point THIS PLAN IS THE PROPERTY OF EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD (ESPA) AND IS NOT POLICE LAC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Assisted Road Crossing TRANSFERABLE OR TO BE COPPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT FROM THE AUTHOR. THIS PLAN IS ONLY VALID FOR REGULATORY APPROVAL WHEN SUBMITTED BY ESPA. THIS PLAN IS FOR ONE-OFF USE ONLY FOR THE EVENT/JOB/DATE SPECIFIED ABOVE. COUNCIL/ LANDOWNER Grant approval to use area Nil Project: 2013 Cancer Council Seven Bridges Walk Author: Julian Sanderson RMS Cert No: 2253009774 / Andrew Sturday RMS Cert No: 2253015302 TCP Template Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd Page: 37 EVENT/ PROJECT: 2013 Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk DATE: Sunday 27 October 2013 Attachment: 6 Version: 23 July 2013 Resources, Equipment & Signage Pedestrian & Traffic Ref. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION QTY Control Plan

CM No. 39 1. T1-200-2 TCS: ROADS: MORTON ST, 2. T1-18 HAZELBANK ST 3. R3-1 UBD REF: Map 7 – A3 Event In Progress Watch Council Area: North Sydney 4. Out For Pedestrians Current Speed Limit: T8-2R 5. Instructions : T8-2L . 6. R9-213 Crowd Control 7. Barrier (CCB) 1m Traffic Bollard 8. With 6kg base 400mm Traffic Cone 9. SYMBOL PERSONNEL QTY 700mm Traffic Cone 4 DESCRIPTION Traffic Barrier 10. Traffic Supervisor (Black -Gold) O/R/Y = 2-sided sign Traffic Controller 11. 1-sided sign Blue Card Event Marshal 1 12. T1-23

Stop/ Slow Bat 13. T5-1 (L&R) R6 -8 Stop, T7-1 Sl Hi Vis Vest T2-4 Day/ Night 14. Traffic Wand

Council Approval: ______RMS ROL: ______ADT= D= To Wollstonecraft Village T: 02 9520 2500 F: 02 9520 2533 (Brennan Park) M: 0422 301 041 TRANSPORT NSW RMS TCWS Manual_v4.0_2010, AS1742.3.2003, OH&S 2000, AS/NZS 4360:2004 & AS/NZS ISO 13000:2009, HAVE BEEN CONSULTED 20m Scale IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THESE PLANS. TCP: TCS:

PROPONENT:: PEDESTRIAN COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA AGENCY PRIMARY TASK SECONDARY TASK PERSONNEL TIMES (START – FINISH) Symbol Description PROJECT MANAGER: EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD PROJECT MANAGER Develop plan, gain approval, Procure Equipment & Personnel Roaming Manager 0730 - 1630 7BW Main Walk Route PROJECT CONTACT: JULIAN SANDERSON (0422 301 041) ON-SITE COMPANY: TRAFFIC PLAN PROFESSIONALS CONTRACTOR Supply & Install Signs & Equipment Implement TCP 0730 - 1630 Alternate Route ON-SITE CONTACT: PEDR DANKS (0407 292 958) RMS TMC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Decision Point THIS PLAN IS THE PROPERTY OF EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD (ESPA) AND IS NOT POLICE LAC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Assisted Road Crossing TRANSFERABLE OR TO BE COPPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT FROM THE AUTHOR. THIS PLAN IS ONLY VALID FOR REGULATORY APPROVAL WHEN SUBMITTED BY ESPA. THIS PLAN IS FOR ONE-OFF USE ONLY FOR THE EVENT/JOB/DATE SPECIFIED ABOVE. COUNCIL/ LANDOWNER Grant approval to use area Nil Project: 2013 Cancer Council Seven Bridges Walk Author: Julian Sanderson RMS Cert No: 2253009774 / Andrew Sturday RMS Cert No: 2253015302 TCP Template Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd Page: 38 EVENT/ PROJECT: 2013 Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk DATE: Sunday 27 October 2013 Attachment: 6 Version: 23 July 2013 Resources, Equipment & Signage Pedestrian & Traffic Ref. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION QTY Control Plan

TCP No. 40 1. T1-200-2 TCS: 7BW Wollstonecraft ROADS: KING ST, CARR Village (Brennan Park) 2. T1-18 ST 3. R3-1 UBD REF: Map 6 – Q5 Event In Progress Watch Council Area: North Sydney 4. Out For Pedestrians Current Speed Limit: T8-2R 5. Instructions : T8-2L . 6. R9-213 Crowd Control 7. Barrier (CCB) 1m Traffic Bollard 8. With 6kg base 400mm Traffic Cone 9. SYMBOL PERSONNEL QTY 700mm Traffic Cone 4 DESCRIPTION Traffic Barrier 10. Traffic Supervisor (Black -Gold) O/R/Y = 2-sided sign Traffic Controller 1 11. 1-sided sign Blue Card Event Marshal 12. T1-23

Stop/ Slow Bat 13. T5-1 (L&R) R6 -8 Stop, T7-1 Sl Hi Vis Vest T2-4 Day/ Night 14. Traffic Wand

Council Approval: ______RMS ROL: ______ADT= D= T: 02 9520 2500 F: 02 9520 2533 M: 0422 301 041 TRANSPORT NSW RMS TCWS Manual_v4.0_2010, AS1742.3.2003, OH&S 2000, AS/NZS 4360:2004 & AS/NZS ISO 13000:2009, HAVE BEEN CONSULTED 20m Scale IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THESE PLANS. TCP: TCS:

PROPONENT:: PEDESTRIAN COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA AGENCY PRIMARY TASK SECONDARY TASK PERSONNEL TIMES (START – FINISH) Symbol Description PROJECT MANAGER: EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD PROJECT MANAGER Develop plan, gain approval, Procure Equipment & Personnel Roaming Manager 0730 - 1630 7BW Main Walk Route PROJECT CONTACT: JULIAN SANDERSON (0422 301 041) ON-SITE COMPANY: TRAFFIC PLAN PROFESSIONALS CONTRACTOR Supply & Install Signs & Equipment Implement TCP 0730 - 1630 Alternate Route ON-SITE CONTACT: PEDR DANKS (0407 292 958) RMS TMC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Decision Point THIS PLAN IS THE PROPERTY OF EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD (ESPA) AND IS NOT POLICE LAC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Assisted Road Crossing TRANSFERABLE OR TO BE COPPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT FROM THE AUTHOR. THIS PLAN IS ONLY VALID FOR REGULATORY APPROVAL WHEN SUBMITTED BY ESPA. THIS PLAN IS FOR ONE-OFF USE ONLY FOR THE EVENT/JOB/DATE SPECIFIED ABOVE. COUNCIL/ LANDOWNER Grant approval to use area Nil Project: 2013 Cancer Council Seven Bridges Walk Author: Julian Sanderson RMS Cert No: 2253009774 / Andrew Sturday RMS Cert No: 2253015302 TCP Template Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd Page: 39 EVENT/ PROJECT: 2013 Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk DATE: Sunday 27 October 2013 Attachment: 6 Version: 23 July 2013 Resources, Equipment & Signage Pedestrian & Traffic Ref. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION QTY Control Plan

TCP No. 41 1. T1-200-2 TCS: ROADS: CARR ST, 2. T1-18 CROWS NEST RD 3. R3-1 UBD REF: Map 6 – Q6 Event In Progress Watch Council Area: North Sydney 4. 2 Out For Pedestrians Current Speed Limit: T8-2R 5. Instructions : T8-2L . 6. R9-213 Crowd Control 7. Barrier (CCB) 1m Traffic Bollard 8. With 6kg base 400mm Traffic Cone 9. SYMBOL PERSONNEL QTY 700mm Traffic Cone 4 DESCRIPTION Traffic Barrier 10. Traffic Supervisor (Black -Gold) O/R/Y = Decision Point 2-sided sign Traffic Controller 1 11. 1-sided sign Blue Card Event Marshal 12. T1-23

Stop/ Slow Bat 13. T5-1 (L&R) R6 -8 Stop, T7-1 Sl Hi Vis Vest T2-4 Day/ Night 14. Traffic Wand Main Walking Pathway Route Carr Street

Council Approval: ______RMS ROL: ______ADT= D= T: 02 9520 2500 F: 02 9520 2533 M: 0422 301 041 Alternate Route Via TRANSPORT NSW RMS TCWS Manual_v4.0_2010, AS1742.3.2003, Balls Head Lookout (not OH&S 2000, AS/NZS 4360:2004 & AS/NZS ISO 13000:2009, HAVE BEEN CONSULTED 20m Scale IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THESE PLANS. advertised, not signed) TCP: TCS:

PROPONENT:: PEDESTRIAN COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA AGENCY PRIMARY TASK SECONDARY TASK PERSONNEL TIMES (START – FINISH) Symbol Description PROJECT MANAGER: EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD PROJECT MANAGER Develop plan, gain approval, Procure Equipment & Personnel Roaming Manager 0730 - 1630 7BW Main Walk Route PROJECT CONTACT: JULIAN SANDERSON (0422 301 041) ON-SITE COMPANY: TRAFFIC PLAN PROFESSIONALS CONTRACTOR Supply & Install Signs & Equipment Implement TCP 0730 - 1630 Alternate Route ON-SITE CONTACT: PEDR DANKS (0407 292 958) RMS TMC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Decision Point THIS PLAN IS THE PROPERTY OF EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD (ESPA) AND IS NOT POLICE LAC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Assisted Road Crossing TRANSFERABLE OR TO BE COPPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT FROM THE AUTHOR. THIS PLAN IS ONLY VALID FOR REGULATORY APPROVAL WHEN SUBMITTED BY ESPA. THIS PLAN IS FOR ONE-OFF USE ONLY FOR THE EVENT/JOB/DATE SPECIFIED ABOVE. COUNCIL/ LANDOWNER Grant approval to use area Nil Project: 2013 Cancer Council Seven Bridges Walk Author: Julian Sanderson RMS Cert No: 2253009774 / Andrew Sturday RMS Cert No: 2253015302 TCP Template Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd Page: 40 EVENT/ PROJECT: 2013 Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk DATE: Sunday 27 October 2013 Attachment: 6 Version: 23 July 2013 Resources, Equipment & Signage Pedestrian & Traffic Ref. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION QTY Control Plan

CM No. 42 1. T1-200-2 TCS: ROADS: CARR ST 2. T1-18

3. R3-1 UBD REF: Map 7 – B9 Event In Progress Watch Council Area: North Sydney 4. Out For Pedestrians Current Speed Limit: T8-2R 5. Instructions : T8-2L . 6. R9-213 Crowd Control 7. Barrier (CCB) 1m Traffic Bollard 8. With 6kg base 400mm Traffic Cone 9. SYMBOL PERSONNEL QTY 700mm Traffic Cone DESCRIPTION Traffic Barrier 10. Traffic Supervisor (Black -Gold) O/R/Y = 2-sided sign Traffic Controller 11. 1-sided sign Blue Card Event Marshal 12. T1-23

Stop/ Slow Bat 13. T5-1 (L&R) R6 -8 Stop, T7-1 Sl Hi Vis Vest T2-4 Day/ Night 14. Traffic Wand

Council Approval: ______RMS ROL: ______ADT= D= T: 02 9520 2500 F: 02 9520 2533 M: 0422 301 041 TRANSPORT NSW RMS TCWS Manual_v4.0_2010, AS1742.3.2003, OH&S 2000, AS/NZS 4360:2004 & AS/NZS ISO 13000:2009, HAVE BEEN CONSULTED 20m Scale IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THESE PLANS. TCP: TCS:

PROPONENT:: PEDESTRIAN COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA AGENCY PRIMARY TASK SECONDARY TASK PERSONNEL TIMES (START – FINISH) Symbol Description PROJECT MANAGER: EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD PROJECT MANAGER Develop plan, gain approval, Procure Equipment & Personnel Roaming Manager 0730 - 1630 7BW Main Walk Route PROJECT CONTACT: JULIAN SANDERSON (0422 301 041) ON-SITE COMPANY: TRAFFIC PLAN PROFESSIONALS CONTRACTOR Supply & Install Signs & Equipment Implement TCP 0730 - 1630 Alternate Route ON-SITE CONTACT: PEDR DANKS (0407 292 958) RMS TMC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Decision Point THIS PLAN IS THE PROPERTY OF EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD (ESPA) AND IS NOT POLICE LAC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Assisted Road Crossing TRANSFERABLE OR TO BE COPPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT FROM THE AUTHOR. THIS PLAN IS ONLY VALID FOR REGULATORY APPROVAL WHEN SUBMITTED BY ESPA. THIS PLAN IS FOR ONE-OFF USE ONLY FOR THE EVENT/JOB/DATE SPECIFIED ABOVE. COUNCIL/ LANDOWNER Grant approval to use area Nil Project: 2013 Cancer Council Seven Bridges Walk Author: Julian Sanderson RMS Cert No: 2253009774 / Andrew Sturday RMS Cert No: 2253015302 TCP Template Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd Page: 41 EVENT/ PROJECT: 2013 Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk DATE: Sunday 27 October 2013 Attachment: 6 Version: 23 July 2013 Resources, Equipment & Signage Pedestrian & Traffic Ref. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION QTY Control Plan

CM No. 43 1. T1-200-2 TCS: ROADS : UNION ST, BLUES 2. T1-18 POINT RD, LAVENDER ST 3. R3-1 UBD REF: Map 7 - E11 Event In Progress Watch Council Area: North Sydney 4. Out For Pedestrians Current Speed Limit: T8-2R 5. Instructions : T8-2L . 6. R9-213 Crowd Control 7. Barrier (CCB) 1m Traffic Bollard 8. With 6kg base 400mm Traffic Cone 9. SYMBOL PERSONNEL QTY 700mm Traffic Cone DESCRIPTION Traffic Barrier 10. Traffic Supervisor (Black -Gold) O/R/Y = 2-sided sign Traffic Controller 11. 1-sided sign Blue Card Event Marshal 12. T1-23

Stop/ Slow Bat 13. T5-1 (L&R) R6 -8 Stop, T7-1 Sl Hi Vis Vest T2-4 Day/ Night 14. Traffic Wand

Council Approval: ______RMS ROL: ______ADT= D= T: 02 9520 2500 F: 02 9520 2533 M: 0422 301 041 TRANSPORT NSW RMS TCWS Manual_v4.0_2010, AS1742.3.2003, OH&S 2000, AS/NZS 4360:2004 & AS/NZS ISO 13000:2009, HAVE BEEN CONSULTED 20m Scale IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THESE PLANS. TCP: TCS:

PROPONENT:: PEDESTRIAN COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA AGENCY PRIMARY TASK SECONDARY TASK PERSONNEL TIMES (START – FINISH) Symbol Description PROJECT MANAGER: EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD PROJECT MANAGER Develop plan, gain approval, Procure Equipment & Personnel Roaming Manager 0730 - 1630 7BW Main Walk Route PROJECT CONTACT: JULIAN SANDERSON (0422 301 041) ON-SITE COMPANY: TRAFFIC PLAN PROFESSIONALS CONTRACTOR Supply & Install Signs & Equipment Implement TCP 0730 - 1630 Alternate Route ON-SITE CONTACT: PEDR DANKS (0407 292 958) RMS TMC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Decision Point THIS PLAN IS THE PROPERTY OF EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD (ESPA) AND IS NOT POLICE LAC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Assisted Road Crossing TRANSFERABLE OR TO BE COPPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT FROM THE AUTHOR. THIS PLAN IS ONLY VALID FOR REGULATORY APPROVAL WHEN SUBMITTED BY ESPA. THIS PLAN IS FOR ONE-OFF USE ONLY FOR THE EVENT/JOB/DATE SPECIFIED ABOVE. COUNCIL/ LANDOWNER Grant approval to use area Nil Project: 2013 Cancer Council Seven Bridges Walk Author: Julian Sanderson RMS Cert No: 2253009774 / Andrew Sturday RMS Cert No: 2253015302 TCP Template Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd Page: 42 EVENT/ PROJECT: 2013 Cancer Council NSW Seven Bridges Walk DATE: Sunday 27 October 2013 Attachment: 6 Version: 23 July 2013 Resources, Equipment & Signage Pedestrian & Traffic Ref. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION QTY Control Plan

CM No. 44 1. T1-200-2 TCS: ROADS: LAVENDER ST 2. T1-18

3. R3-1 UBD REF: Map 7 – G12 Event In Progress Watch Council Area: North Sydney 4. Out For Pedestrians Current Speed Limit: T8-2R 5. Instructions : T8-2L . 6. R9-213 Crowd Control 7. Barrier (CCB) 1m Traffic Bollard 8. With 6kg base 400mm Traffic Cone 9. SYMBOL PERSONNEL QTY 700mm Traffic Cone DESCRIPTION Traffic Barrier 10. Traffic Supervisor (Black -Gold) O/R/Y = 2-sided sign Traffic Controller 11. 1-sided sign Blue Card Event Marshal 1 12. T1-23 Stop/ Slow Bat 13. T5-1 (L&R) R6 -8 Stop, T7-1 Sl Hi Vis Vest T2-4 Day/ Night 14. Traffic Wand

Council Approval: ______RMS ROL: ______ADT= D= T: 02 9520 2500 F: 02 9520 2533 M: 0422 301 041 TRANSPORT NSW RMS TCWS Manual_v4.0_2010, AS1742.3.2003, OH&S 2000, AS/NZS 4360:2004 & AS/NZS ISO 13000:2009, HAVE BEEN CONSULTED 20m Scale IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THESE PLANS. TCP: TCS:

PROPONENT:: PEDESTRIAN COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA AGENCY PRIMARY TASK SECONDARY TASK PERSONNEL TIMES (START – FINISH) Symbol Description PROJECT MANAGER: EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD PROJECT MANAGER Develop plan, gain approval, Procure Equipment & Personnel Roaming Manager 0730 - 1630 7BW Main Walk Route PROJECT CONTACT: JULIAN SANDERSON (0422 301 041) ON-SITE COMPANY: TRAFFIC PLAN PROFESSIONALS CONTRACTOR Supply & Install Signs & Equipment Implement TCP 0730 - 1630 Alternate Route ON-SITE CONTACT: PEDR DANKS (0407 292 958) RMS TMC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Decision Point THIS PLAN IS THE PROPERTY OF EVENT & SPORTS PROJECTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD (ESPA) AND IS NOT POLICE LAC made aware about event Monitor as required Nil Assisted Road Crossing TRANSFERABLE OR TO BE COPPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT FROM THE AUTHOR. THIS PLAN IS ONLY VALID FOR REGULATORY APPROVAL WHEN SUBMITTED BY ESPA. THIS PLAN IS FOR ONE-OFF USE ONLY FOR THE EVENT/JOB/DATE SPECIFIED ABOVE. COUNCIL/ LANDOWNER Grant approval to use area Nil Project: 2013 Cancer Council Seven Bridges Walk Author: Julian Sanderson RMS Cert No: 2253009774 / Andrew Sturday RMS Cert No: 2253015302 TCP Template Event & Sports Projects Australia Pty Ltd Page: 43