City of Canada Bay - Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan (PAMP)

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Initiative

Amenity

Safety along the Route

Shared Zone

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Reduced Traffic Speed Limit Traffic Calming Wayfinding/ Signage Information

5.1.1

Information

Security

Disabled/ Pram Access

Connectivity

Severance

Access to Adjacent Land Use

Cost Estimate Assumptions

The indicative unit costs shown in for the purposes of costing the prioritised pedestrian improvement works. Table 5-2 Indicative Cost Estimate Assumptions PAMP / Footpath Treatment New footpaths – 1.5m wide, no reinforcement (per sqm)

Unit cost $130

Footpath upgrade /resurfacing (per sqm)

$150

Shared path – 2.5m wide, reinforced (per sqm)

$160

Line marking (per 100m)

$500

Footpath grinding (each)

$50

Kerb ramp – to suit a standard 1.5m wide path

$1,800

Driveway treatment (raised continuous footpath)

$20,000

Kerb blister / extension

$10,000

Pedestrian refuge

$25,000

Pedestrian Refuge + 2 blisters

$50,000

Service lid repair

$500

Zebra crossing

$60,000

Raised pedestrian crossing (Zebra)

$80,000

signal controlled crossing

$350,000

signal controlled crossing (exsiting signal intersection)

$250,000

Tactile Ground Surface Indicators

$500

Road signage

$300

Bus stop seats

$1,500

Bus stop pad

$8,400

Bus stop shelter (slimline)

$15,000

Public seating

$3,000

Pedestrian fence (handrail) per m

$150

Pedestrian fence (guard rail) per m

$400

Removal of pedestrian infrastucture and upgrade

$10,000

Replace stair (per m)

$400

Vegitation trimming (per site)

$200

Bollard

$300

Resurface road at intersection

$20,000

Raised traffic calming (raised threshold)

$70,000

GHD | Report for Report for City of Canada Bay PAMP, 21/2539632 | 50


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