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10 C10 Ground Transport Plan ADELAIDE AIRPORT / MASTER PLAN 2019 / PRELIMINARY DRAFT 163 10.1. Introduction round transport planning is critical to the ecient Figure 10-1 shows the road network surrounding the operation of Adelaide Airport. Ground transport Airport site and Figure 10-2 shows the location of consists of roads for passengers, staf, taxirideshare the airport and its relationship to the CBD and wider and freight vehicles, pick-updrop-of facilities, public metropolitan Adelaide road network. transport and cycleways. ach day there are approximately ,000 vehicle Adelaide Airport is well connected to the metropolitan movements in and out of the airport, and by 0 this road network, with four major arterial roads providing is expected to reach 1,000 daily vehicle movements. transport links from the airport to metropolitan and As Adelaide Airport grows, it is critical that adequate regional areas and the Port of Adelaide. Sir Donald consideration is given to future ground transport Bradman Drive and Richmond Road provide direct demands within and adjacent to the airport. access to the and passenger rail hubs while Marion Road and Tapleys Hill Road provide access to the north and south metropolitan areas. Adelaide Airport is also well connected to South Road and the North-South Corridor which is one of Adelaide’s most important freight and transport corridors. Connectivity to the Port of Adelaide is via Tapleys Hill Road and the North-South Corridor. Airport Road Sir Donald Bradman Drive Burbridge Road Terminal 1 Richmond Road Runway 12/30 Runway 05/23 Tapleys Hill Road Hill Tapleys Marion Road Marion James Melrose Road Anzac Highway m 0400800 Morphett Road Morphett G:\GIS\7_Small_Jobs\_INTERSTATE_PROJECTS\ADL_60583627\02_Maps\_MasterPlanFigures\included in MP\GTP001_A5L_50k_GroundTransport_ExistingExternalRoadNetwork_04_190513.mxd Date Saved: 17/05/2019 Saved: Date MP\GTP001_A5L_50k_GroundTransport_ExistingExternalRoadNetwork_04_190513.mxd in G:\GIS\7_Small_Jobs\_INTERSTATE_PROJECTS\ADL_60583627\02_Maps\_MasterPlanFigures\included LEGEND Airport Boundary Airport Terminal Parks, Forests and Reserves Internal Airport Roads B-Double Routes Freehold Land Buildings Watercourses Arterial Roads Runways Airport Car Parks Local Roads Taxiways/Aprons Figure 10-1: Existing External Road Network Surrounding the Airport 164 ADELAIDE AIRPORT / MASTER PLAN 2019 / PRELIMINARY DRAFT Northern Expressway Port Wakefield Hwy Wakefield Port Para Wirra Recreation Park Port Wakefield Rd Wakefield Port Port Adelaide Terminal Mawson Northern Connector Lakes itoria Rd itoria Salisbury Hwy Port Rier Expressway Morialta Park Conservation Park Sir onald radan rie Adelaide CBD Adelaide Airport Portrush Rd Portrush Cleland Rihond Road Conservation Park South Eastern Freeway South Rd South Belair National Bedford Park Gulf St Vincent Park C10 Scott Creek Conservation Park Lonsdale Noarlunga km Onkaparinga River 0 3.5 7 National Park LEGEND Airport Boundary North-South Corridor Parks, Forests and Reserves Railway National Road Network Watercourses Tram Line Arterial Roads Figure 10-2: Wider Metropolitan Adelaide Road Context ADELAIDE AIRPORT / MASTER PLAN 2019 / PRELIMINARY DRAFT 165 10.2. Overview 10.3. Responsibilities Adelaide Airport is well connected to major State AAL engages directly with State and Local arterial roads and public infrastructure Governments, as well as through the Planning The Commonwealth and State Government are Coordination Forum and Adelaide Airport Consultative investing in improvements to external infrastructure ommittee described in hapter , to make sure that including the construction of the North-South the future demands of Adelaide Airport operations are orridor. onnectivity between the airport and reected in strategic network planning. this corridor is critical to ensure access for both The key organisations and agencies involved in ground passengers and freight transport planning around Adelaide Airport are: AAL continues to invest in improvements to ground The State Department of Planning, Transport transport facilities to support growth in trac and Infrastructure PI, which sets policy and demand and enhance passenger experience, strategic direction for land use and transport including the provision of a road network which throughout outh Australia plans, constructs and facilitates primarily one-way movement maintains major road infrastructure surrounding he increased use of public transport to Adelaide and connecting to Adelaide Airport and provides Airport continues to be a high priority for both AA infrastructure planning for public transport systems and the State Government. Provision for a high he newly established outh Australian Public capacity public transport system servicing the ransport Authority APA, which will inform the airport is included in future plans development of a comprehensive public transport 166 ADELAIDE AIRPORT / MASTER PLAN 2019 / PRELIMINARY DRAFT 10.4. Airports Act 1996 Requirements strategy and provide operational and customer The Airports Act requires the plan for the ground services for the tate, with a focus on eciency, transport system at Adelaide Airport to detail the: reliability, accessibility and innovation Road network plan ity of West orrens, which is responsible for the Facilities for moving people (employees, passengers planning, construction and maintenance of local and other airport users and freight at the airport roads adjacent to and surrounding the airport inkages between those facilities, the road network AA, which is responsible for the planning, and public transport system at the airport and the construction and maintenance of roads within road network and public transport system outside the airport site the airport The Commonwealth Minister for Infrastructure, Arrangements for working with the State or Local Transport and Regional Development, who may authorities or other bodies responsible for the road provide funding to the State Government for major network and the public transport system transport infrastructure projects (such as the North- outh orridor and is responsible for approving Capacity of the ground transport system at the the Ground Transport Plan as part of this Master airport to support operations and other activities Plan and any subseuent aor evelopment Plan at the airport where reuired for road network construction ikely efect of proposed developments identifed within the airport site in the Master Plan on the ground transport system and trac ows at, and surrounding, the airport C10 ADELAIDE AIRPORT / MASTER PLAN 2019 / PRELIMINARY DRAFT 167 10.5. State Planning 10.5.1. Planning Framework 10.5.1.1. Integrated Transport and Land Use Plan 2015 he tate overnment is responsible for setting policy he Integrated ransport and and se Plan 01 and strategic direction for transport throughout South identifes key transport challenges facing outh Australia, as well as planning and constructing major Australia, including providing ecient connections road infrastructure, infrastructure planning for public for freight movement and developing and maintaining transport services for the Adelaide metropolitan a planning system that ensures integrated transport region, and regulating taxi, rideshare and chaufeur and land use. operations. The State Government has recently he Plan identifes actions for the entire tate, with established the outh Australian Public ransport indicative timelines of short, medium and long term. Authority APA, an independent body which will provide operational and customer services for public pecifc actions that consider Adelaide Airport include transport for the Adelaide metropolitan region. Progressively upgrade South Road as part of the Infrastructure A, an independent statutory body, orth-outh orridor short, medium and long term is responsible for developing a 0-year tate Upgrade of intersections along Sir Donald Bradman infrastructure strategy and fve-year infrastructure plan rive to reduce congestion and improve reliability of for South Australia. travel times to the airport medium term The Commonwealth and South Australian Provision of upgrades for taxi, commercial vehicle overnments are ointly funding . billion for the and bus access via ichmond oad short to remaining sections of the North-South Corridor, medium term, retaining the potential for a local road completing the non-stop motorway between awler connection between ichmond oad and orphett and ld oarlunga. he proect is expected to take Road in the longer term 10 years to complete. Partnering with the City of West Torrens to complete the Airport Bikeway, including crossings of arterial The North-South Corridor is one of Adelaide’s most roads medium term important transport corridors. Its connection to Adelaide Airport has the potential to signifcantly Provision of tram services along Henley Beach improve accessibility and travel times for passengers. oad with a branch line to Adelaide Airport Connections to the Airport East Precinct from the medium term future North-South Corridor via Richmond Road will The Integrated Transport and Land Use Plan is also see improved eciencies and benefts for outh currently under review by the outh Australian Australia’s freight network. Plans for future road Government to revise key transport priorities. connections between the airport and the upgraded orth-outh orridor will be determined by the tate Government in consultation with AAL. 10.5.1.2. The 30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide This Ground Transport Plan considers
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