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ATTACHMENTA: SITEANALYSIS LADY WAKEHURST DRIVE Lady Carrington Road Otford OTFORD OTFORD PARK OTFORD RAILWAY FANSHAWE ROAD STATION FANSHAWE ROAD Lady Carrington Road LADY CARRINGTON RD P Fanshawe Road OTFORD P PRIMARY STATION STREET THE SCHOOL BEAUMONT ROAD Georges Road OTFORD GEORGES RD LOOKOUT Beaumont Road DOMVILLE ROAD Domville Rd Domville Road C TRACK P OTFORD TUNNELS Station Road ROYAL NATIONAL LADY WAKEHURST DRIVE PARK OTFORD ROAD LADY WAKEHURST DRIVE EXISTING WALKING TRACK OTFORD TUNNELS TASMAN SEA EXISTING VENTILATION SHAFT FORMER ELECTRICAL EASEMENT OTFORD TUNNELS LADY WAKEHURST DRIVE T C P 1 BALD HILL R RESERVE 2 TUNNELS NOTE: DRAFT ONLY GRAND PACIFIC WALK PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR COMMUNITY CONSULTATION.PLANS ARE PREPARED FROM AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY.PLANS TO SITE ANALYSIS- DRAFT PLAN FOR COMMUNITY CONSULTATION BE REVIEWED FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION LEGEND OF THE COMMUNITY CONSULTATION PROCESS PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT B EXISTING BICYCLE LOCKER EXISTING PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY / FOOTPATH EXISTING SHARED PATH VARIOUS WIDTHS MAJOR VIEW POINT R EXISTING END OF TRIP FACILITIES EXISTING ON ROAD BICYCLE FACILITIES FOCAL POINT K EXISTING PLAYGROUNDS PLAN NO. 5081 PJ_1412 EXISTING PATH INADEQUATE WIDTH DATE: OCTOBER 2013 T EXISTING TOILETS C EXISTING CAFE/ MOBILE FOOD OUTLET NON EXISTANT SECION OF PATH SCALE 1:8000 @ A3 EXISTING WALKING TRAIL P EXISTING CARPARKS COUNCIL / CROWN LAND SHEET: 1 OF 18 wollongong RAIL CORRIDOR steep STEEP GRADIENT ISSUE : 4 city of innovation LAWRENCE HARGRAVE DRIVE STANWELL TOPS Stonehaven Road Annesley Avenue Plateau Road Southview Avenue Stanwell Tops Stirling Street Lane 142 Bendena Gardens LAWRENCE HARGRAVE DRIVE Stonehaven Road LONGVIEWLongview Crescent CRES LAWRENCE HARGRAVE DRIVE THE GOAT TRACK LINKING STANWELL PARK TO STANWELL TOPS BALD HILL HARGRAVE DRIVE NARROW RESERVE VERGE/ STEEP Cassandra Place GRADIENT CHELLOW DENE AVE Chellow Dene Avenue Sheridan Crescent Old Coast Road OTFORD TUNNELS LAWRENCE CHELLOW DENE AVE EXISTING WALKING TRACK OLD COAST RD LINKING TO BALD HILL Hillside Crescent Seaview Crescent B Lane 27 The Drive Maxwell Crescent Park Parade STANWELL PARK HARGRAVE CREEK PARK PARADE RAILWAY STATION P K Watergum Grove P RAILWAY CRES Station Street Railway Crescent STATION STREET T C C P STANWELL PARK Stanwell Park PRIMARY STANWELL C SCHOOL PARK BEACH THE CAFE PALMS STANWELLStanwell Avenue AV RESERVE LOWER COAST RD C Lower Coast Road Lane 30 STANWELL PARK Stanwell Avenue STANWELL CREEK Beach Road LOWER COASTP ROADK STANWELL CREEK STANWELL PARK BEACH MURRAWAL ROAD LAWRENCE HARGRAVE DRIVE EXISTING WALKING TRACK ON BEACH WODI WODI TRACK KALLAROO AVE TASMAN SEA NARROW VERGE/ STEEP EMBANKMENT FOREST WALK START OF WODI WODI TRACK 2 SERVICE ACESS TO INFORMAL CAR RAIL CORRIDOR PARKING 2 NOTE: DRAFT ONLY GRAND PACIFIC WALK PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR COMMUNITY CONSULTATION.PLANS ARE PREPARED FROM AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY.PLANS TO SITE ANALYSIS- DRAFT PLAN FOR COMMUNITY CONSULTATION BE REVIEWED FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION LEGEND OF THE COMMUNITY CONSULTATION PROCESS PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT B EXISTING BICYCLE LOCKER EXISTING PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY / FOOTPATH EXISTING SHARED PATH VARIOUS WIDTHS MAJOR VIEW POINT R EXISTING END OF TRIP FACILITIES EXISTING ON ROAD BICYCLE FACILITIES FOCAL POINT K EXISTING PLAYGROUNDS EXISTING PATH INADEQUATE WIDTH PLAN NO. 5081 PJ_1412 EXISTING CAFE/ MOBILE FOOD OUTLET NON EXISTANT SECION OF PATH T EXISTING TOILETS C DATE: OCTOBER 2013 SCALE 1:8000 @ A3 EXISTING WALKING TRAIL P EXISTING CARPARKS COUNCIL / CROWN LAND SHEET: 2 OF 18 wollongong RAIL CORRIDOR steep STEEP GRADIENT ISSUE : 4 city of innovation SERVICE ACESS TO INFORMAL CAR 2 RAIL CORRIDOR PARKING SERVICE ACCESS TO RAIL CORRIDOR ILLAWARRA ESCARPMENT TRACK COAL CLIFF RAILWAY STATION TOM & NORMA WILLIAMSON REST AREA P DIFFICULT CROSSING TO COALCLIFF RAILWAY STATION POTENTIAL PEDESTRIAN REFUGE NARROW VERGE/ LAWRENCE HARGRAVE DRIVE STEEP COALCLIFF GRADIENT BEACH RESERVE OPPORTUNITY FOR ADDITIONAL P CAR PARKING COALCLIFF Coalcliff BEACH COALCLIFF STONEY CREEK R PATERSON ROAD LEEDER PARK T K ROCK BATHS ILLAWARRA COKE COMPANY LTD NARROW VERGE/ CYCLIST DISMOUNT STEEP PEDESTRIAN ONLY ON TERRAIN THE SEA CLIFF BRIDGE TUNNEL COALCLIFF HARBOUR EXISTING INTREPRETATIVE INFORMATION EXISTING SEATING / REST AREA SEACLIFF BRIDGE SEA CLIFF BRIDGE School Parade (R.O.W.) P EXISTING PARKING TASMAN SEA CLIFTON Clifton RUBE HARGRAVE PARK T R K P Clifton School Parade CLIFTON MORONGA SCHOOL PARK OF ARTS EXISTING SHARED PATHWAY FINISHES AT THE EXISTING BUS STOP CLIFTON LAWRENCEPUB HARGRAVE DRIVE 3 P INFORMAL CAR PARKING AREA 4 NOTE: DRAFT ONLY GRAND PACIFIC WALK PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR COMMUNITY CONSULTATION.PLANS ARE PREPARED FROM AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY.PLANS TO SITE ANALYSIS- DRAFT PLAN FOR COMMUNITY CONSULTATION BE REVIEWED FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION LEGEND OF THE COMMUNITY CONSULTATION PROCESS PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT B EXISTING BICYCLE LOCKER EXISTING PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY / FOOTPATH EXISTING SHARED PATH VARIOUS WIDTHS MAJOR VIEW POINT R EXISTING END OF TRIP FACILITIES EXISTING ON ROAD BICYCLE FACILITIES FOCAL POINT K EXISTING PLAYGROUNDS PLAN NO. 5081 PJ_1412 EXISTING PATH INADEQUATE WIDTH DATE: OCTOBER 2013 EXISTING CAFE/ MOBILE FOOD OUTLET NON EXISTANT SECION OF PATH T EXISTING TOILETS C SCALE 1:8000 @ A3 EXISTING WALKING TRAIL P EXISTING CARPARKS COUNCIL / CROWN LAND SHEET: 3 OF 18 wollongong ISSUE : 4 city of innovation RAIL CORRIDOR steep STEEP GRADIENT 3 MADDENS PLAINS SCARBOROUGH ILLAWARRA ESCARPMENT TRACK SCARBOROUGH NARROW SECTION OF RAILWAY STATION PATH LINKING TO SCHOOL RAIL AV. POTENTIAL REFUGE Railway Avenue LINKING TO TRAIN STATION SCARBOROUGH PRIMARY P SCHOOL CONFLICT WITH CARS NO DEFINED PATH Railway Avenue TO SCHOOL RAIL AV. P EXISTING NARROW PATHWAY SEPERATED FROM ROAD Scarborough LAWRENCE HARGRAVE DRIVE P INFORMAL CAR PARKING C SCARBOROUGH PUB OLD PRINCES HIGHWAY Railway Terrace CAPE HORN Wilson Street WILSON STREET BUSHCARE AREA Goodrich Street RECREATION POTENTIAL REST STOP RESERVE Fifth Street WILSON STREET EXISTING VERY STEEP GRADIENT MULTIPLE DRIVEWAYS CURVE LINEAR ROADWAY P JIM ALLEN OVAL Pit Road Dam Road Sweeney Place Saywell Place R Clutha Place Monash TStreet SCARBOROUGH / WOMBARRA BEACH ILLAWARRA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB WOMBARRA PARK MORRISON AVE SCARBOROUGH BEACH WOMBARRA RAILWAY STATION Haig Street EXISTING STEEP GRADIENT MULTIPLE DRIVEWAYS LIMITED ON ROAD PARKING POPULAR ROAD CYCLING ROUTE Wombarra BUTTENSHAW DRIVE Broadridge Street Reef Avenue HALL WOMBARRA SCARBOROUGH BOWLING K CLUB Denmark Street MATRON PARK WOMBARRA BEACH LAWRENCE HARGRAVE DRIVE Barton Place T DENMARK STREET WOMBARRA CEMETRY WOMBARRA REEF START OF EXISTING ELEVATED WALKWAY TASMAN SEA Cokeworks Road COLEDALE HOSPITAL STOCKYARD CREEK END OF EXISTING ELEVATED WALKWAY CONFLICT WITH LOCATION OF BUS SHELTER SQUIRES CRES Dalys Court P & PATHWAY Squires Crescent R 4 MIKE DALYS CREEK DWYER RESERVE 5 VE H RI NOTE: DRAFT ONLY GRAND PACIFIC WALK PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR COMMUNITY CONSULTATION.PLANS ARE PREPARED FROM AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY.PLANS TO SITE ANALYSIS- DRAFT PLAN FOR COMMUNITY CONSULTATION BE REVIEWED FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION LEGEND OF THE COMMUNITY CONSULTATION PROCESS PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT B EXISTING BICYCLE LOCKER EXISTING PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY / FOOTPATH EXISTING SHARED PATH VARIOUS WIDTHS MAJOR VIEW POINT R EXISTING END OF TRIP FACILITIES EXISTING ON ROAD BICYCLE FACILITIES FOCAL POINT K EXISTING PLAYGROUNDS PLAN NO. 5081 PJ_1412 EXISTING PATH INADEQUATE WIDTH DATE: OCTOBER 2013 T EXISTING TOILETS C EXISTING CAFE/ MOBILE FOOD OUTLET NON EXISTANT SECION OF PATH SCALE 1:8000 @ A3 EXISTING WALKING TRAIL P EXISTING CARPARKS COUNCIL / CROWN LAND SHEET: 4 OF 18 wollongong RAIL CORRIDOR steep STEEP GRADIENT ISSUE : 4 city of innovation 4 Morrison Avenue Hemsley Place P COLEDALE BEACH F6 FREEWAY T Coledale P POPULAR BEACH COLEDALE R CAMPING AREA LAWRENCE HARGRAVE DRIVE COLEDALE BEACH Gifford Street SURF CLUB COLEDALE Rawson Street RAILWAY Lane 34 Lane 35 YOUNG STREET OLD PRINCES HIGHWAY STATION Lane 36 COLEDALE Young Street PRIMARY CARRICKS CREEK SCHOOL LEVEL CATER STREET DIFFERENCE Hyde Lane BETWEEN Cater Street SHOP FRONTS & ROAD Lane 40 Lane 39 NORTHCOTE STREET INFORMAL CAR Hyde Street PARKING Northcote Street Railway Street Lane 41 C Lane 42 Lane 37 Lane 38 CLIFF STREET COLEDALE Lane 42 ROCK POOL Cliff Street Lane 43 C Buttenshaw Drive K Coledale Avenue KERRYN McCANN PARK SHARK WARDS CREEK PARK Elanora Place PARK STREET NON EXISTANT Park Street SECTION OF PATH THROUGH EXISTING P CAR PARKING R SHARKEY'S BEACH JACKY JONES CREEK T LAWRENCE HARGRAVE DRIVE EXISTING SECTION OF PATH SEPERATED FROM THE ROAD FREW MEMORIAL PARK STANLEY JOHN ATTWOOD O.A.M CHRISTINA ATTWOOD LOOKOUT AUSTINMER T BOAT HARBOUR K P K P PINECOURT Buttenshaw Place HEADLAND AVENUE PARK BRICKYARD POINT Maxwell Road Yuruga Street Lawrence Hargrave Drive P CLOWES PARK Lane 45 T er P TASMAN SEA Foreman Lane TUCKERMAN PARK Boyce Avenue ALLEN PARK Wigram Road Asquith Street GLASTONBURY LITTLE AUSTINMER BEACH GARDENS Park Avenue TOXETH AVENUE Lane 47 Allen Street Balfour Road Austinmer Street BELLS POINT PARK Toxteth Avenue R Railway Avenue AUSTINMER PRIMARY V SCHOOL BELLS P POINT AUSTINMER STAIRS LINKING PATH TO BEACH HICKS CREEK K The Grove AUSTINMER T RAILWAY KNOX Hennings Lane PARK AUSTINMER BEACH Gilchrist Street EXISTING PATHWAY Hill StreetSTATION C INADEQUATE FOR HIGH MOORE STREET Lane 47 PEDESTRIAN AREA Moore Street Heyde Street STEEP GRADIENTS Moore Lane MULTIPLE DRIVEWAYS Slade Street OVERHANGING TREES OCEANA PDE AUSTINMER Oceana Parade POOL Dunne Street Kennedy Road AUSTINMER BEACH PARK LAWRENCE HARGRAVE DRIVE Lane
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