Seaford Precinct LATM Study - Proposed Traffic Management Plan Community Survey |
Dear Residents
O'Brien Traffic has worked closely with the Frankston City Council and the Resident Traffic Committee to develop a draft Recommended Local Area Traffic Management (LATM) Plan for the Seaford Precinct. The information collected from the community through the survey in November 2018 has been useful to identify key traffic issues that need addressing.
O'Brien Traffic has worked closely with the Frankston City Council and the Resident Traffic Committee to develop a draft Recommended Local Area Traffic Management (LATM) Plan for the Seaford Precinct. The information collected from the community through the survey in November 2018 has been useful to identify key traffic issues that need addressing.
Draft Recommended LATM Plan
The recommended traffic treatments have been considered on an area wide basis to ensure that treatments do not adversely impact on adjacent streets. The objectives of the plan are to:
· Reduce the incidence and potential for vehicle and pedestrian crashes;
· Improve the safety of local intersections;
· Improve the safety of local streets by reducing traffic speeds;
· Discourage through traffic from using local streets;
· Develop a proposal that addresses the traffic concerns raised by the community, while maintaining adequate levels of accessibility for local residents, local businesses and emergency services; and
· Maximise the safety benefits with the available funding, with priority given to reported crash locations and those streets with the greatest level of community concern.
The recommended traffic treatments have been considered on an area wide basis to ensure that treatments do not adversely impact on adjacent streets. The objectives of the plan are to:
· Reduce the incidence and potential for vehicle and pedestrian crashes;
· Improve the safety of local intersections;
· Improve the safety of local streets by reducing traffic speeds;
· Discourage through traffic from using local streets;
· Develop a proposal that addresses the traffic concerns raised by the community, while maintaining adequate levels of accessibility for local residents, local businesses and emergency services; and
· Maximise the safety benefits with the available funding, with priority given to reported crash locations and those streets with the greatest level of community concern.
The draft Recommended LATM Plan can be found in the Frankston City Council website's Local Area Traffic Management Studies Have Your Say page. Please refer to this plan when completing the questionnaire.
Questionnaire
This questionnaire is an important opportunity for you to impact the outcome of the study. You are encouraged to complete the questionnaire by Friday 29th March 2019.
If you have any queries, please contact lsuru Thilakaratne, Strategic Infrastructure Engineer at Frankston City Council on 1300 322 322, or Jemima Macaulay of O'Brien Traffic on (03) 9804 3610.
Questionnaire
This questionnaire is an important opportunity for you to impact the outcome of the study. You are encouraged to complete the questionnaire by Friday 29th March 2019.
If you have any queries, please contact lsuru Thilakaratne, Strategic Infrastructure Engineer at Frankston City Council on 1300 322 322, or Jemima Macaulay of O'Brien Traffic on (03) 9804 3610.