suburb · 2 meetings
Golden Beach
Mentions
- Petition seeking extended dredging and restrictions on baited crab pots
- Petition seeking speed limit review for The Esplanade and sections of Landsborough Parade.
- The petition will be assessed, but council did not approve the requested changes at this meeting.
- The proposed traffic change will be investigated rather than implemented immediately.
- May lead to review of traffic speeds and road safety measures in Golden Beach.
- No immediate changes were approved, but each request will be considered through council’s follow-up process.
Decisions
Golden Beach waterways petition referred
Received and referred the Golden Beach dredging and baited crab-pot petition to the Chief Executive Officer for appropriate action.
The petition will be assessed, but council did not approve the requested changes at this meeting.
Golden Beach traffic petition referred
Received and referred the Golden Beach one-way traffic petition to the Chief Executive Officer for appropriate action.
The proposed traffic change will be investigated rather than implemented immediately.
Golden Beach speed limit petition referred
Council received a petition seeking a speed limit review of The Esplanade and sections of Landsborough Parade, Golden Beach, and referred it to the Chief Executive Officer to determine appropriate action.
May lead to review of traffic speeds and road safety measures in Golden Beach.
Topics
Resident petitions referred for action
Three petitions were received and referred to the Chief Executive Officer for appropriate action: Golden Beach dredging and baited crab pots; one-way traffic between Nelson Street and Onslow Street at Golden Beach; and a 40 km/h limit on Jubilee Drive, Palmwoods.
No immediate changes were approved, but each request will be considered through council’s follow-up process.
Local transport and parking concerns
Two petitions raised road safety and parking issues in Golden Beach and Maroochydore.
Directly relevant to residents, motorists, pedestrians, and nearby businesses in those areas.