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AUSTRALIA | VIC | SWAN HILL Small City

N Swan Hill Rural City Counciln

Pedestrian Signals/ Raised Pedestrian Signals/ Pedestrian Crossing/ Signs Barriers

Pedestrian Operated Signals - Swan Hill - Swan Hill Rural City Council ( Council) is undertaking pedestrian safety improvements within the Swan Hill CBD through the installation of raised pedestrian operated signals at three key locations. The project forms part of Council' s program of infrastructure works and is intended to provide compliant pedestrian crossing infrastructure within busy urban areas. The works will be undertaken on existing road networks where maintaining safe access and minimising disrup

pedestrian operated signals raised pedestrian operated signals installation at Beveridge Street ( package 1), Campbell Street near Commercial Hotel ( package 2), Campbell Street near Arc Expresso ( package 7)

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AUSTRALIA | VIC | BALLARAT CENTRAL Small City

N City Of Ballaratn

Pedestrian Crossing/ Safety Barriers

26/27- 58 Ballarat Connections - Trail Works Whitelaw Avenue - This project includes the construction of a shared path as part of the broader Ballarat Connections trail. The project provides a shared path link alongside Whitelaw Avenue between Doug Dean Reserve and Sutton Street. Links back into the adjacent footpath network and south into Doug Dean Reserve are is also included. The combined length of the proposed path connections is just over **** and includes five shared user raised pedestrian crossings

shared path construction site establishment, demolition, solar lighting, minor roadworks, asphalt works, concrete footpath and kerb construction, carpark extension, ramps, raised pedestrian crossings, drainage swales, graded drainage channel, pit modification, kerb inlets, driveway crossover, tree protection, landscape work, tree planting, fencing, barriers, bollards, signage, seating, landscape maintenance

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AUSTRALIA | VIC | SWAN HILL Small City

N Swan Hill Rural City Counciln

Pedestrian Signals/ Raised Pedestrian Signals/ Pedestrian Crossing/ Barriers

Pedestrian Operated Signals - Swan Hill - Swan Hill Rural City Council ( Council) is undertaking pedestrian safety improvements within the Swan Hill CBD through the installation of raised pedestrian operated signals at three key locations. The project forms part of Council' s program of infrastructure works and is intended to provide compliant pedestrian crossing infrastructure within busy urban areas. The works will be undertaken on existing road networks where maintaining safe access and minimising disrup

pedestrian operated signals Installation of raised pedestrian operated signals at Beveridge Street ( Package 1), Campbell Street near Commercial Hotel ( Package 2), Campbell Street near Arc Expresso ( Package 7)

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AUSTRALIA | VIC | BALLARAT CENTRAL Small City

N City Of Ballaratn

Pedestrian Crossing

26/27- 58 Ballarat Connections - Trail Works Whitelaw Avenue - This project includes the construction of a shared path as part of the broader Ballarat Connections trail. The project provides a shared path link alongside Whitelaw Avenue between Doug Dean Reserve and Sutton Street. Links back into the adjacent footpath network and south into Doug Dean Reserve are is also included. The combined length of the proposed path connections is just over **** and includes five shared user raised pedestrian crossings

shared path construction shared path construction, kerb and channel construction, raised pedestrian crossings, lighting, drainage swales, carpark extension, landscaping, tree planting, signage, vehicle barriers, bollards, seating

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AUSTRALIA | VIC | SWAN HILL Small City

N Swan Hill Rural City Counciln

Pedestrian Signals/ Raised Pedestrian Signals/ Pedestrian Crossing/ Signs Barriers

Pedestrian Operated Signals - Swan Hill - Swan Hill Rural City Council ( Council) is undertaking pedestrian safety improvements within the Swan Hill CBD through the installation of raised pedestrian operated signals at three key locations. The project forms part of Council' s program of infrastructure works and is intended to provide compliant pedestrian crossing infrastructure within busy urban areas. The works will be undertaken on existing road networks where maintaining safe access and minimising disrup

pedestrian operated signals raised pedestrian operated signals at three key locations: Beveridge Street adjacent to Coles ( Package 1), Campbell Street near Commercial Hotel ( Package 2), Campbell Street near Arc Expresso ( Package 7)

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