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The Seventeen Mile Rocks Road upgrades at Oldfield Road and Duporth Road are part of Lord Mayor Campbell Newman’s Road Action Program, which tackles congestion and improves safety on Brisbane’s 21 worst congested roads. The upgrades aim to reduce traffic congestion, improve safety and provide better facilities for cyclists and pedestrians. The intersections to be upgraded are: Seventeen Mile Rocks Road and Oldfield Road Seventeen Mile Rocks Road and Duporth Road. A final plan for the Oldfield Road upgrade and a preliminary plan for the Duporth Road upgrade are shown over the page. Why upgrade? Traffic on Seventeen Mile Rocks Road has increased significantly in recent years and the two intersections to be upgraded now each carry up to 25,000 vehicles per day. This is causing delays for motorists trying to exit Duporth Road and Oldfield Road. Several collisions have been recorded at both intersections in recent years. At the Oldfield Road intersection, all collisions involved motorists or cyclists turning right into or out of Oldfield Road. Similarly, at the Duporth Road intersection, all collisions recorded involved motorists attempting to turn right into or out of Duporth Road. The upgrades are required to enable the intersections to safely carry the increased volume of traffic and improve safety for all road users. SEVENTEEN MILE ROCKS ROAD UPGRADES OLDFIELD ROAD AND DUPORTH ROAD INTERSECTIONS COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER JUNE 2010 Upgrade features Seventeen Mile Rocks/Oldfield Road intersection This intersection upgrade will involve: installing traffic signals with signalised pedestrian crossings widening the Seventeen Mile Rocks Road and Oldfield Road approaches to the intersection installing shared pedestrian/cyclist paths and on-road bicycle lanes installing concrete centre medians landscaping. Seventeen Mile Rocks/Duporth Road intersection This intersection upgrade will involve: installing traffic signals with signalised pedestrian crossings widening the Seventeen Mile Rocks Road and Duporth Road approaches to the intersection installing concrete centre medians constructing retaining walls to cater for level differences installing on-road bicycle lanes on Seventeen Mile Rocks Road constructing new pedestrian footpaths landscaping. Tree planting and landscaping To provide sufficient space to widen the intersections, several trees and plants of varying sizes need to be removed. A number of trees have already been removed from Oldfield Road to allow service relocations to take place. To replace these trees, we are developing comprehensive landscaping plans in consultation with the Centenary and District Environmental Action Group. The plans involve planting more than 150 new trees.

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Brisbane City Council Information

GPO Box 1434Brisbane Qld 4001

For more information visit www.brisbane.qld.gov.au or call (07) 3403 8888

Printed on recycled paper

F2010-00378© Brisbane City Council 2010

More information

To find out more about these upgrades or provide feedback on the project plans, you can:

phoneCouncilon(07)34038888

[email protected]

visitwww.brisbane.qld.gov.auandenterasearchfor‘SeventeenMileRocksRoad’

writetoSeventeenMileRocksRoadupgradesBrisbaneCityCouncilGPOBox1434BrisbaneQLD4001

Theupgradeplansarealsoondisplayatthefollowinglocations:

• CouncillorMatthewBourke’sofficeatSuite18,JindaleeAllsportsShoppingVillage,235SinnamonRoad,Jindalee

• MtOmmaneyLibrary,123DandenongRoad,MtOmmaney

• CorindaLibrary,641OxleyRoad,Corinda.

SEVENTEEN MILE ROCKS ROAD UPGRADES

The Seventeen Mile Rocks Road upgrades at Oldfield Road and Duporth Road are part of Lord Mayor Campbell Newman’s Road Action Program, which tackles congestion and improves safety on Brisbane’s 21 worst congested roads.

Theupgradesaimtoreducetrafficcongestion,improvesafetyandprovidebetterfacilitiesforcyclistsandpedestrians.

Theintersectionstobeupgradedare:

• SeventeenMileRocksRoadandOldfieldRoad• SeventeenMileRocksRoadandDuporthRoad.

AfinalplanfortheOldfieldRoadupgradeandapreliminaryplanfortheDuporthRoadupgradeareshownoverthepage.

Why upgrade?TrafficonSeventeenMileRocksRoadhasincreasedsignificantlyinrecentyearsandthetwointersectionstobeupgradednoweachcarryupto25,000vehiclesperday.ThisiscausingdelaysformotoriststryingtoexitDuporthRoadandOldfieldRoad.

Severalcollisionshavebeenrecordedatbothintersectionsinrecentyears.AttheOldfieldRoadintersection,allcollisionsinvolvedmotoristsorcycliststurningrightintooroutofOldfieldRoad.Similarly,attheDuporthRoadintersection,allcollisionsrecordedinvolvedmotoristsattemptingtoturnrightintooroutofDuporthRoad.

Theupgradesarerequiredtoenabletheintersectionstosafelycarrytheincreasedvolumeoftrafficandimprovesafetyforallroadusers.

SEVENTEEN MILE ROCKS ROAD UPGRADES

OLDFIELD ROAD AND DUPORTH ROAD INTERSECTIONS

COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER JUNE 2010

Upgrade featuresSeventeen Mile Rocks/Oldfield Road intersection

Thisintersectionupgradewillinvolve:

• installingtrafficsignalswithsignalisedpedestriancrossings

• wideningtheSeventeenMileRocksRoadandOldfieldRoadapproachestotheintersection

• installingsharedpedestrian/cyclistpathsandon-roadbicyclelanes

• installingconcretecentremedians• landscaping.

Seventeen Mile Rocks/Duporth Road intersection

Thisintersectionupgradewillinvolve:

• installingtrafficsignalswithsignalisedpedestriancrossings• wideningtheSeventeenMileRocksRoadandDuporth

Roadapproachestotheintersection• installingconcretecentremedians• constructingretainingwallstocaterforleveldifferences• installingon-roadbicyclelanesonSeventeenMile

RocksRoad• constructingnewpedestrianfootpaths• landscaping.

Tree planting and landscapingToprovidesufficientspacetowidentheintersections,severaltreesandplantsofvaryingsizesneedtoberemoved.AnumberoftreeshavealreadybeenremovedfromOldfieldRoadtoallowservicerelocationstotakeplace.

Toreplacethesetrees,wearedevelopingcomprehensivelandscapingplansinconsultationwiththeCentenaryandDistrictEnvironmentalActionGroup.Theplansinvolveplantingmorethan150newtrees.

Construction impactsCouncilwillmakeeveryefforttominimiseinconveniencetolocalresidentsandmotoristsduringconstructionoftheupgrades.Recycledwaterwillbeusedtosuppressdustandworkhourswillbelimitedtobetween7amand5pm,MondaytoSaturdayasmuchaspossible.Localresidentswillbenotifiedinadvanceofanyworktakingplaceoutsidethesehours.

Councilwillalsoprovidefortnightlynotificationsbyemailduringtheworks,tokeepinterestedcommunitymembersinformedaboutconstructionactivities.Ifyouwouldliketoreceivethese,[email protected].

Otherimpactsmotoristsandlocalresidentsmayexperienceduringtheworksinclude:

• possibleshortdelayswhilemachineryentersandexitsworksites

• speedlimitreducedto40km/haroundworkareas• changestopedestrianaccess–althoughsafeaccess

throughtheworksiteswillbemaintainedatalltimes• generalconstructionnoise.

Two-waytrafficflowwillbemaintainedduringpeaktrafficperiods.

Councilwouldliketotakethisopportunitytothankmotoristsandlocalresidentsinadvancefortheirpatienceandunderstandingduringtheseimportantworkstoimprovethesafetyandefficiencyofthisroadnetwork.

Project timing

Project Current phase Anticipated timing of construction

SeventeenMileRocksRoad/OldfieldRoadintersectionupgrade

Earlyservicerelocationworksunderway–dueforcompletionJune2010

Mid-2010–willtakeapproximately10months(weatherpermitting)

SeventeenMileRocksRoad/DuporthRoadintersectionupgrade

Detaileddesign Early-2011–willtakeapproximately10months(weatherpermitting)

OLDFIELD ROAD AND DUPORTH ROAD INTERSECTIONS

SEVENTEEN MILE ROCKS ROAD UPGRADES

Seventeen Mile R

ocks Road

to Sinnamon Park

to Darra

Seventeen Mile Rocks Road/Oldfield Road intersection upgrade Seventeen Mile Rocks Road/Duporth Road intersection upgrade

OLDFIELD ROAD AND DUPORTH ROAD INTERSECTIONS

SEVENTEEN MILE ROCKS ROAD UPGRADES

Seventeen Mile R

ocks Road

to Sinnamon Park

to Darra

Seventeen Mile Rocks Road/Oldfield Road intersection upgrade Seventeen Mile Rocks Road/Duporth Road intersection upgrade

Brisbane City Council Information

GPO Box 1434Brisbane Qld 4001

For more information visit www.brisbane.qld.gov.au or call (07) 3403 8888

Printed on recycled paper

F2010-00378© Brisbane City Council 2010

More information

To find out more about these upgrades or provide feedback on the project plans, you can:

phoneCouncilon(07)34038888

[email protected]

visitwww.brisbane.qld.gov.auandenterasearchfor‘SeventeenMileRocksRoad’

writetoSeventeenMileRocksRoadupgradesBrisbaneCityCouncilGPOBox1434BrisbaneQLD4001

Theupgradeplansarealsoondisplayatthefollowinglocations:

• CouncillorMatthewBourke’sofficeatSuite18,JindaleeAllsportsShoppingVillage,235SinnamonRoad,Jindalee

• MtOmmaneyLibrary,123DandenongRoad,MtOmmaney

• CorindaLibrary,641OxleyRoad,Corinda.

SEVENTEEN MILE ROCKS ROAD UPGRADES

The Seventeen Mile Rocks Road upgrades at Oldfield Road and Duporth Road are part of Lord Mayor Campbell Newman’s Road Action Program, which tackles congestion and improves safety on Brisbane’s 21 worst congested roads.

Theupgradesaimtoreducetrafficcongestion,improvesafetyandprovidebetterfacilitiesforcyclistsandpedestrians.

Theintersectionstobeupgradedare:

• SeventeenMileRocksRoadandOldfieldRoad• SeventeenMileRocksRoadandDuporthRoad.

AfinalplanfortheOldfieldRoadupgradeandapreliminaryplanfortheDuporthRoadupgradeareshownoverthepage.

Why upgrade?TrafficonSeventeenMileRocksRoadhasincreasedsignificantlyinrecentyearsandthetwointersectionstobeupgradednoweachcarryupto25,000vehiclesperday.ThisiscausingdelaysformotoriststryingtoexitDuporthRoadandOldfieldRoad.

Severalcollisionshavebeenrecordedatbothintersectionsinrecentyears.AttheOldfieldRoadintersection,allcollisionsinvolvedmotoristsorcycliststurningrightintooroutofOldfieldRoad.Similarly,attheDuporthRoadintersection,allcollisionsrecordedinvolvedmotoristsattemptingtoturnrightintooroutofDuporthRoad.

Theupgradesarerequiredtoenabletheintersectionstosafelycarrytheincreasedvolumeoftrafficandimprovesafetyforallroadusers.

SEVENTEEN MILE ROCKS ROAD UPGRADES

OLDFIELD ROAD AND DUPORTH ROAD INTERSECTIONS

COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER JUNE 2010

Upgrade featuresSeventeen Mile Rocks/Oldfield Road intersection

Thisintersectionupgradewillinvolve:

• installingtrafficsignalswithsignalisedpedestriancrossings

• wideningtheSeventeenMileRocksRoadandOldfieldRoadapproachestotheintersection

• installingsharedpedestrian/cyclistpathsandon-roadbicyclelanes

• installingconcretecentremedians• landscaping.

Seventeen Mile Rocks/Duporth Road intersection

Thisintersectionupgradewillinvolve:

• installingtrafficsignalswithsignalisedpedestriancrossings• wideningtheSeventeenMileRocksRoadandDuporth

Roadapproachestotheintersection• installingconcretecentremedians• constructingretainingwallstocaterforleveldifferences• installingon-roadbicyclelanesonSeventeenMile

RocksRoad• constructingnewpedestrianfootpaths• landscaping.

Tree planting and landscapingToprovidesufficientspacetowidentheintersections,severaltreesandplantsofvaryingsizesneedtoberemoved.AnumberoftreeshavealreadybeenremovedfromOldfieldRoadtoallowservicerelocationstotakeplace.

Toreplacethesetrees,wearedevelopingcomprehensivelandscapingplansinconsultationwiththeCentenaryandDistrictEnvironmentalActionGroup.Theplansinvolveplantingmorethan150newtrees.

Construction impactsCouncilwillmakeeveryefforttominimiseinconveniencetolocalresidentsandmotoristsduringconstructionoftheupgrades.Recycledwaterwillbeusedtosuppressdustandworkhourswillbelimitedtobetween7amand5pm,MondaytoSaturdayasmuchaspossible.Localresidentswillbenotifiedinadvanceofanyworktakingplaceoutsidethesehours.

Councilwillalsoprovidefortnightlynotificationsbyemailduringtheworks,tokeepinterestedcommunitymembersinformedaboutconstructionactivities.Ifyouwouldliketoreceivethese,[email protected].

Otherimpactsmotoristsandlocalresidentsmayexperienceduringtheworksinclude:

• possibleshortdelayswhilemachineryentersandexitsworksites

• speedlimitreducedto40km/haroundworkareas• changestopedestrianaccess–althoughsafeaccess

throughtheworksiteswillbemaintainedatalltimes• generalconstructionnoise.

Two-waytrafficflowwillbemaintainedduringpeaktrafficperiods.

Councilwouldliketotakethisopportunitytothankmotoristsandlocalresidentsinadvancefortheirpatienceandunderstandingduringtheseimportantworkstoimprovethesafetyandefficiencyofthisroadnetwork.

Project timing

Project Current phase Anticipated timing of construction

SeventeenMileRocksRoad/OldfieldRoadintersectionupgrade

Earlyservicerelocationworksunderway–dueforcompletionJune2010

Mid-2010–willtakeapproximately10months(weatherpermitting)

SeventeenMileRocksRoad/DuporthRoadintersectionupgrade

Detaileddesign Early-2011–willtakeapproximately10months(weatherpermitting)