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Community Path Priority List Date: Thursday, 28 January 2021 2:55:03 PM From: @gmail.com To: TCCS FreedomOfInformation Cc: Subject: foi request Community Path Priority List Date: Thursday, 28 January 2021 2:55:03 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the ACT Government. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognise the sender and know the content is safe. Hello to FOI Coordinator Transport Canberra and City Services Directorate. How are you today. Can I please submit a foi request for the most up-to-date "Community Path Priority List", as at the date of your response to this request. Thank you kindly for your help. From OFFICIAL Mr By email: gmail.com Dear Freedom ofInorm ationRequest - R f e r e nc e 21- 008 I refer to your application received by Transport Canberra and City Services (TCCS) on 28 January 2021. It is my understanding you are seeking access to “the most up-to- date "Community Path Priority List", as at the date of your response to this request”. I am an Information Officer appointed by the Director-General under section 18 of the Act to deal with access applications made under Part 5 of the Act. A decision on access to government information was due to you by 25 February 2021 and was not made within the allowed timeframe. In accordance with section 39(3) of the FOI Act, TCCS have decided to continue process your application outside of time. D ecisio no naccess A search of records held by TCCS has been completed and an electronic database was identified to contain information relevant to your application. Relevant information held in this database was extracted on 16 February 2021 into a singular record (18 pages). As the list of community path requests is linked directly to requests made through Fix My Street, the list is altered daily. Requests are prioritised based on the following 5 factors: 1. Safety; 2. Strategic (how the request completes routes identified as part of the Active Travel Infrastructure strategic path network); 3. Community (proximity to community attractions and trip generators, shops, schools, residential areas); 4. Public transport- proximity to relevant public Transport facilities such as bus stops; and 5. Demand. Available funding is also considered in the management of these requests. While a request may be listed in the database, the fulfilment of a request depends on the above listed factors and in some instances the request may not be fulfilled. In accordance with section 17 of the Act, I have considered the public interest in relation to information within this document and have provided you with partial T C C S . F O I @ ac t . go v . au | p h o ne : ( 02 620 72987 | w w w .act.gov.au Page 1 of 3 OFFICIAL access to this record. I have refused access to some information within this record as I have found the information to be contrary to the public interest. My decision is detailed further in the following statement of reasons. The record is enclosed at Attachment A with deletions to information which is contrary to the public interest. Statement of Reasons In making my decision on disclosing government information, I must identify all relevant factors in schedule 1 and 2 of the FOI Act. I must also determine, on balance, where the public interest lies. In reaching my access decision, I have taken the following into account: Factors favouring disclosure in the public interest (Schedule 2.1) • Schedule 2.1(a) (ii) - contribute to positive and informed debate on important issues or matters of public interest. • Schedule 2.1(a)(iii) - inform the community of the government’s operations, including the policies, guidelines and codes of conduct followed by the government in its dealings with members of the community; • Schedule 2.1(a)(iv) - ensure effective oversight of expenditure of public funds; and • Schedule 2.1(a)(viii) - reveal the reason for a government decision and any background or contextual information that informed the decision. Factors favouring non-disclosure (Schedule 2.2) • Schedule 2.2 (a)(ii), prejudice the protection of an individual’s right to privacy. In reviewing the information within the record, it was identified that the disclosure of most of the information would contribute to a transparency of process, inform the community on government operations, and reveal the reason for a government decision. Personal information about third parties have also been identified within the documents subject to this request. Personal information means information or an opinion whether true or not about an individual whose identity is apparent or can be ascertained from the information or opinion. The Information Privacy Act 2014 prescribes how government collects, uses, shares, and stores this information. It is my understanding that this information was provided specifically for the purpose of making an application to TCCS and the information may not be currently available to the public. I have considered the likelihood that disclosing this type of information would prejudice an individual’s right to privacy or any other right under the Human Rights Act 2004. In this instance, I find that the disclosure of the personal information within this document is contrary to the public interest. [email protected] | phone: (02) 620 72987 | www.act.gov.au Page 2 of 3 CP Ref Num Type Suburb Region Street Name/Address Project Comment Ranking Proposed Treatment Length (m) Width (m) Est. Cost ($) Score Assessment Comment South-east verge of Worgan St near the intersection CP 17/07/15 Off-road Phillip Woden Valley (D) Worgan Street with Melrose Drive. A short footpath section is 1 Concrete - New 12 2 8,600.00 71.00 Missing link missing. Desireline near Luxton St bridge above Joynton CP 20/07/09 Off-road Belconnen Belconnen Luxton Street Smith Dr through a shared path into the end of 2 Concrete - New 65 2.5 24,400.00 71.00 Ranken Pl. Community path connection near the raised CP 20/07/10 Off-road Casey Gungahlin Kingsland Parade pedestrian crossing at the northern end of Casey 3 Concrete - New 10 2.5 4,500.00 70.00 Market Town. Widen the access point for pedestrian crossing and CP 20/09/114 Off-road Phillip Woden Valley Melrose Drive install a rail on the western side of intersection of 4 Concrete - Widening 3 1.5 4,000.00 70.00 Melrose Drive with Worgan Street. The path is currently 1.2 m wide. It is proposed to widen the path to 2 m which will be consistent with CP 19/08/27 Off-road Dickson North Canberra Cowper Street 5 Concrete - Widening 155 2 55,800.00 69.00 the existing footpath that runs from Aquatic centre carpark in western direction along Cowper Street. CP 19/08/19 Off-road Dickson North Canberra Antill Street Southern verge from Hawdon Place to Phillip Ave 6 Concrete - New 850 1.5 229,500.00 65.00 Northern verge of Anketell Street connection from CP 19/08/40 Off-road Greenway Tuggeranong Anketell Street 7 Concrete - New 70 1.5 18,900.00 64.00 existing footpath near Bartler Pl to Bus Stop 1408. Upgrade/Widen the existing footpath from CP 16/05/04 Off-road Braddon North Canberra (D) Torrens Street 8 Asphalt - Widening 600 1.5 108,000.00 63.00 Cooyong St to Girrawheen St. From Lampard Cct to the bus stop #4008 on Haydon CP 20/02/07 Off-road Bruce Belconnen Lange Place 9 Concrete - New 200 1.5 45,000.00 60.00 Drive through Lange Place southern verge. Upgrade the footpath on eastern verge between CP 20/02/22 Off-road Barton South Canberra Macquarie Street 10 Concrete - Widening 265 1.5 71,600.00 59.00 Broughton Street and Blackall Street. (1) Eastern verge of Burke Cr continues connecting to the southern verge of Canberra Ave through the CP 19/10/12 Off-road Griffith South Canberra Canberra Avenue median. (2) Eastern verge of McMillan Cr continues 11 Concrete - New 60 1.5 16,200.00 59.00 connecting to northern verge of Canberra Ave through the median. Upgrade the existing (1) western footpath from northern Starke St to bus stop #4365 and install CP 20/07/04 Off-road Holt Belconnen Hardwick Crescent 12 Concrete - Widening 1150 2.5 517,500.00 58.00 new F/P on (2) eastern verge from bus stop 4366 to southern Starke St. Southern verge between Burnie St and Melrose Dr, CP 17/07/15 Off-road Phillip Woden Valley (D) Corinna Street 13 Concrete - New 100 2 36,000.00 56.00 next to Melrose Gradens Residence. The desire line on the eastern side between Luxton St underpass and Emu Bank has not been filled in. CP 20/08/06 Off-road Belconnen Belconnen Joynton Smith Drive 14 Concrete - New 60 1.8 19,400.00 56.00 There is a very clear desire line which is regularly used by residents. Desireline on the kerbside of Edinburgh Avenue CP 19/11/25 Off-road City North Canberra Edinburgh Avenue (next to Ian Potter House) near Marcus Clarke 15 Concrete - New 82 2 29,500.00 54.00 Street intersection. Running along the kerbside of northern verge of CP 14/10/01 Off-road Bruce Belconnen Thynne Street Thynne Street, from 43 Thynne Street to open 16 Concrete - New 80 1.5 21,600.00 53.00 space connection (opposite to 126 Thynee Street) Western verge of Callam Street between Matilda CP 15/09/14 Off-road Phillip Woden Valley Callam Street 17 Concrete - New 110 3 61,400.00 52.00 Street and Bowes St.
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