Installation of traffic signals at Seaforth Oval, Wakehurst Parkway: review of environmental factors

Publication information

Title

Installation of traffic signals at Seaforth Oval, Wakehurst Parkway: review of environmental factors

Agencies

Roads and Traffic Authority of New South Wales

Type

Report

Date published

2006-04-03

Published by

Roads and Traffic Authority of New South Wales

Keywords

seaforth oval, wakehurst parkway, seaforth, traffic signals, manly council

Description

Manly Council is currently undertaking an upgrade of facilities within the vicinity of Seaforth Oval. The area adjacent to the Seaforth Oval contains remnant examples of the Duffy's Forest vegetation unit, an endangered ecological community under the Schedules of the Threatened Species Conservation Act /995 In 2002 Manly Council commissioned a review of the distribution of this vegetation unit in the vicinity of Seaforth Oval. The findings of this report have been considered during the preparation of this REF, and the full reports have been included in Appendix D of this report. Traffic signals would facilitate improved access as part of the re-development of Seaforth Oval, by Manly Council. The signals would provide a safer ingress and egress arrangement from the Oval and also provide improved conditions for pedestrians wishing to access the Seaforth Oval.

Language

English

Coverage

New South Wales

Copyright

© State of New South Wales

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