1. Scenic Highway – Public Meeting

2. Scenic Highway, Terrigal
Local Road
Functions as a collector road
Bus route
Alternate route to Terrigal CBD
Traffic volumes - 10,000 vehicles/per day
Posted Speed limit of 50km/h

3. Scenic Highway, Terrigal Charles Kay Drive to Terrigal CBD Current speed sign locations50 50 50 50 50

4. 50km/h speed sign locations
Bradleys Road
Tramway Road
Bellevue Crescent
Ash Street - southern end
Ash Street - northern end

5. Site Review
A site assessment of pedestrian and traffic movements has been undertaken at the intersection of the Scenic Highway and Bellevue Crescent.

6. Intersection Scenic Highway and Bellevue Crescent

7. Scenic Highway looking east

8. Scenic Highway looking west

9. Bellevue Crescent looking east

10. Bellevue Crescent looking west

11. What are we trying to achieve
Pedestrian facilities
Sight lines
Parking opportunities
Adequate street lighting
Speed compliance
Appropriate driver behaviour

12. Scenic Highway, Terrigal Existing alignment

13. Options investigated Intersection traffic lights Roundabout
Raised intersection treatment
Road narrowing kerb blisters
Mid-block traffic lights
Pedestrian crossing
Pedestrian refuge

14. Recommended treatments
Pedestrian refuge
Footpath
Removal of trees
Lowering of embankment
Street lighting
Parking restrictions

15. Proposed Plan

17. Sight lines Existing sight lines – approx 47 metres
Proposed sight lines – approx 115 metres

18. Where to from here… Consider community feed back
Collecting current traffic data
Undertake detailed design and planning approvals in January/February 2017
Arrange for the removal of trees in consultation with Ausgrid
Seek Local Traffic Committee approval in March 2017
Commence construction in April 2017

19. Additionally
We have commenced a process to gather information along the length Scenic Highway from Charles Kay Drive to Terrigal CBD to measure:
vehicle speed
vehicle type
volume
This information will be analysed to determine what further traffic management strategies may be required.