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Separate Attachment PLA 18A Ordinary Meeting of Council 20 T Separate Attachment PLA 18A E E K E E Ordinary Meeting of Council 20 November 2018 R C R Campbells Creek Walk E T C A M P B E L L S S Existing row of Claret Ash Car park A S R R 1 R D P E N 2 12 S R Existing bowling A P BS green Five Flags Hotel 4 X R R E B C O M M U N I T Y 3 L Shelter Former Shire of P A R K 2 A B 1 Campbells R Newstead Hall 5 R R R Campbells Creek Creek 'Home of - 3 R S Bowling Club the Trotter' sign K BS E D S E 7 Former shop Elec. Box E Toilets A BS R E S O S C 5 Gate E S R R R 9 11 S M R S A I N 8 S Gate L 1 R S O A R 6 D 11 E L S E T R 6 School Crossing E L 10 E R R 8 R B Post B Y BS P R 7 Office R 9 R R 2 No. existing E M Stamps F disabled car spaces High voltage A Cafe power wire E C To Olivet Christian T College E E E R R R T R R S Car park R E Thrifty Link / V L Campbells Creek Beards Timber I Primary School and Hardware S Campbells Creek Streetscape Design Elements 1 xProvide bicycle racks to the nature strip outside the post office and in the community park. L E G E N D 2 xConstruct a grassed kerb outstand, including kerb and channel, at the corner of Alexandra Street and Main Road EXISTING BUILDING/STRUCTURE PROPOSED STREET TREE intersection. AS NOTED PROPOSED CONCRETE FOOTPATH 3 xEstablish native ground covers to the two splitter islands outside of the Five Flags Hotel. PROPOSED 1500mm WIDE BICYCLE LANE R 4 xProvide directional signage directing people to the Community Centre and Chinese cemetery on Alexandra EXISTING RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY Street. PROPOSED INDIGENOUS PLANTING EXISTING TREE 5 xPlant a mix of evergreen and deciduous trees to enhance existing street trees. Specific species to be determined PROPOSED BUSH FOODS GARDEN in further consultation with the local community. P.a. EXISTING TREE TO BE REMOVED 6 xProvide seating to the nature strip outside the general store and post office. These seating areas should PROPOSED / EXISTING DISABLED CAR SPACES WHERE incorporate garden beds of indigenous plants. NOTED 7 xProvide kerb outstands and seating at the school crossing. EXISTING GRASSED AREA PROPOSED STREET FURNITURE 8 xProvide Share Lane Markings for bicycles to both sides of Main Street with compliant bicycle lane graphics in EXISTING STREET FURNITURE R PROPOSED BIKE RACK consultation with VicRoads. PROPOSED SEATING P EXISTING PICNIC TABLE S 9 xProvide artwork (i.e. murals) to the fence of the community park and to the Campbells Creek Primary School's S EXISTING SEAT Corner Lyttleton and Lloyd Streets, Castlemaine VIC 3450 front fence to establish a link between the park and the primary school. Artwork to be developed in partnership Tel: (03) 5471 1700 B EXISTING BIN Email:[email protected] with the school and to reflect local indigenous history and aquatic fauna. i EXISTING INFORMATION SIGN MICHAEL SMITH xConstruct a concrete footpath adjacent to the community park fence with indigenous plants at regular intervals EXISTING BICYCLE RACK AND ASSOCIATES 10 R Landscape Architecture along the nature strips. BS EXISTING BUS STOP SIGN This drawing is the copyright of, and may not be reproduced or and Urban Design transmitted without prior consent of Michael Smith and Associates EXISTING SERVICES Landscape Architecture and Urban Design 11 xCreate a more defined entrance to the community park by highlighting the two existing gates from Main Road Office: 1st floor, 407 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn VIC 3103 Amendments: Postal: 5 Jervis Street, Camberwell VIC 3124 leading to the paths through the park. E EXISTING POWER POLE (HIGH VOLTAGE) 16.07.2018. REV A - Revisions following community consultation 25.07.2018. REV B - Revisions following Council feedback Tel: 9830 0414 L EXISTING LIGHT 07.09.2018. REV C - Revisions following Community feedback Fax: 9830 2555 12 xRemove the disused bus stop. 18.09.2018. REV D - Revisions following Council feedback Email: [email protected] EXISTING TELSTRA PHONE BOX 19.09.2018. REV E - Revisions to following VicRoads feedback T In association with the following subconsultants: Elec. Box Print Issue: Peter McNabb and Associates EXISTING ELECTRIC BOX 21.05.2018. Draft emailed to G.Atkin 28.05.2018. Draft emailed to G.Atkin Carol Atwell Urban Art 16.07.2018. Emailed to G.Atkin Traffix Group 25.07.2018. Emailed to G.Atkin Wilde and Woollard 07.09.2018. Emailed to G.Atkin Equal Access Consultants 18.09.2018. Emailed to G.Atkin 19.09.2018. Emailed to G.Atkin Drawn: CG / GL Date: 20.04.2018 0 5 10 15 20 25 50M Title: L2 - Streetscape Design, Campbells Creek Project No.: 18-015 Cad File: Client: Mount Alexander Shire Council Drawing No.: Sheet 2 of 2 i N O R T H R R S Castlemaine Diggings T R R Manchester National Heritage Park R 1860 E R Former house E Existing Church Mo's R T bridge BS S Antiques 1 Railway 1859 L 11 5 Sculpture artwork Trewartha E E T Robert Terrace Penny E Chewton L General Sculpture E R Store 13 4 R R 4 S 4 T 11 R 2 D S L Sculpture S O A BS i 12 i T Red Hill R S 4 of Woman 6 N i Hotel A I 5 Post E M R 6 10 Town PO Office R D Existing Old Hall Boxes I 13 8 7 shelter lockup A 3 5 9 E P C L 4 3 S S P R H E Chewton Toilets R E L L E R Y P A R K U D Soldiers War R A Playground S Memorial Car park area S P Existing T P E C sculpture E R T R S H Chewton P F S E Swimming R B B R I S Pool Y C T E R R S E E T R R C H E W T O N S O L D I E R S O M E M O R I A L P A R K A D Pavilion Chewton Design Streetscape Elements 1 xRepaint the bridge near the corner of Adelaide Street and Main Road. L E G E N D PROPOSED STREETSCAPE ITEMS Chewton Streetscape Themes 2 xProvide defined 45 degree angled car parking (sealed and levelled) on the northern side of Main Road near the general store. Include one EXISTING BUILDING/STRUCTURE disabled parking space closest to the general store. AS NOTED PROPOSED STREET TREE Agree access, walking, cycling Priority one Priority two ,PSURYHFXUUHQW« - 24 out of 24 agree or strongly - 40k zone/zebra x/lights for pedestrians at Gen Store - Seating for rest-stops. Signs to Forest Creek walking - Access - Shade, The streetscape survey identifies the are between 3 xImprove the existing fencing of Chewton Pool and Soldiers Memorial Park along Main Road in consultation with Chewton Pool Inc. R PROPOSED BIKE RACKS agree - Safety of pedestrians and cyclists from traffic in the path - Socialising Church Street and the pool as the main focus but I would say PROPOSED SEATING designated area from - Traffic calming to enhance safety in designated area - Access, Safety of pedestrians and cyclists that from the pool up to the community centre should be the 4 xInstall bike racks at key locations within the core township centre (i.e. general store, post office and swimming pool). R EXISTING RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY S - No through access for articulated vehicles or OD - Improve / upgrade area for open air seating outside - A pedestrian priority crossing of Main Road between soldiers aim. There are many more residences from Church Street to vehicles Chewton shop - Memorial Park / Chewton Pool for access to Chewton shop say the community centre then from Adelaide Street to Church PROPOSED 45 DEGREE x EXISTING TREE - More statues from Richard Yates - Pedestrian crossing a the general store. can be - History, Open space Street. They need access as well and footpaths and street 5 Provide a 1.5m (where possible) accessible concrete footpath on both sides of Main Road. CAR PARKING - Good safe bike lanes and tracks activated by lights - History,good signage at the entrance. VicRoads have no lighing are very poor in this part of Chewton. PROPOSED DISABLED PARKING SPACE - Truck curfew, speed limit lowered - huge semi trailer - Zebra crossing for pedestrians from oval / pool to signs for Chewton. Less heavy traffic through town e.g. double - Shade,clean up the Chewton Park. It's an absolute eye sore. 6 xWork in consultation with the community and VicRoads to install a pedestrian refuge to facilitate a safe pedestrian crossing of Main Road trucks in residential and heritage areas at all hours shop. many children and older residents cross here trucks. Advertising monster meeting, gold discovery etc. Better signage to tell the history. (Pyrenees Highway). This work includes widening of the road shoulder and the construction of a kerb outstand at the general store corner (North PROPOSED BUS LINE MARKING - More trees and plants - Maintenance of existing flora, ensure no native veg - Native planting for noise and visual screening from traffic. - Access,Maintaining Footpaths: if we get any. Also a walking Street and Main Road). EXISTING GRASSED AREA - Trees or existing large trees are removed Exersite.
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