PRESENT
Councillor Richard Foley
Sergeant Gerard Horsley NSW Police
Mr Greg Minehan Transport for NSW
IN ATTENDANCE
Mr Warren Faulkner Director City Engineering
Ms Louise Wheaton Executive Assistant City Engineering
Ms Kori West Corporate Governance Officer
The meeting of the Traffic Committee commenced at 9.02am.
Acknowledgement Of Country
Wagga Wagga City Council acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land, the Wiradjuri people, and pays respect to Elders past, present and future and extends our respect to all First Nations Peoples in Wagga Wagga.
We recognise and respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and continuing connection with the land and rivers. We also recognise the resilience, strength and pride of the Wiradjuri and First Nations communities.
apologies
An apology was received and accepted by the Committee for Peter Braneley, Representative of Local State member of Parliament. Peter provided his commentary for his recommendation prior to the meeting and is included in the voting below.
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Sgt G Horsley - NSW Police |
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Mr G Minehan - Transport NSW |
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Declarations Of Interest
No declarations of interest were received by the committee.
Reports
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Mr P Braneley - Community Representative |
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RP-2 Request for Parking - Wagga Wagga Fire Station - 36-38 The Esplanade, Wagga Wagga |
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That the Local Traffic Committee: a endorse the installation of R5-400 No Stopping signs either side of the vehicle crossover to the Fire Station as shown on Council Plan Registration C2311 Sheet Number 003 Issue 1 dated 9 July 2025 b endorse the installation of R5-40 No Parking Signs (NSW F&R Authorised Vehicles Excepted) as shown on Council Plan Registration C2311 Sheet Number 003 Issue 1 dated 9 July 2025 c endorse the painting of line marking as shown on Council Plan Registration C2311 Sheet Number 003 Issue 1 dated 9 July 2025.
Local Committee Recommendation That Council not support the request for 6 parking bays on The Esplanade for the NSW Fire & Rescue at this stage pending consultation with the adjoining businesses and investigation of parking availability onsite.
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Clr R Foley |
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Sgt G Horsley - NSW Police |
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That Council install “NO STOPPING” signs on the northern kerb of Forsyth Street, 10 metres east and west of Winja Lane, utilising R5-400 series signs.
Committee Recommendation That Council install “NO STOPPING” signs on the northern kerb of Forsyth Street, 10 metres east and west of Winja Lane, utilising R5-400 series signs. |
RECORD OF VOTING ON THE MOTION
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Clr R Foley |
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Sgt G Horsley - NSW Police |
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Mr G Minehan - Transport NSW |
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Mr P Braneley - Community Representative |
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Clr R Foley |
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Mr P Braneley - Community Representative |
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Sgt G Horsley - NSW Police |
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Mr G Minehan - Transport NSW |
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That the Local Traffic Committee endorse: a the temporary closure of Morrow Street between Baylis Street and Peter Street from 7am Monday 30 June 2025 to 6pm Thursday 24 July 2025 subject to NSW Police issuing a Schedule 1 approval b the temporary closure of Baylis Street between Morrow Street and the northern end of the Wollundry Lagoon Bridge from Saturday 5 July 2025 to Sunday 20 July 2025 subject to NSW Police issuing a Schedule 1 approval c the temporary relocation of Bus Stop 265082 to the first 7 angled parking bays on the northern side of Morrow Street to the east of the Loading Zone between Baylis Street and Tarcutta Street to create a temporary bus zone by the installation of R5-20 Bus Zone signs for the period Saturday 5 July 2025 to Sunday 20 July 2025 d Riverina Traffic Services TGS No: RTS 258 dated 15 May 2025 included in the report as the Traffic Guidance Scheme for the temporary closures of Morrow Street and Baylis Street and the temporary relocation of Bus Stop 265082 as described
Committee Recommendation That the Council endorse: a the temporary closure of Morrow Street between Baylis Street and Peter Street from 7am Monday 30 June 2025 to 6pm Thursday 24 July 2025 subject to NSW Police issuing a Schedule 1 approval b the temporary closure of Baylis Street between Morrow Street and the northern end of the Wollundry Lagoon Bridge from Saturday 5 July 2025 to Sunday 20 July 2025 subject to NSW Police issuing a Schedule 1 approval c the temporary relocation of Bus Stop 265082 to the first 7 angled parking bays on the northern side of Morrow Street to the east of the Loading Zone between Baylis Street and Tarcutta Street to create a temporary bus zone by the installation of R5-20 Bus Zone signs for the period Saturday 5 July 2025 to Sunday 20 July 2025 d Riverina Traffic Services TGS No: RTS 258 dated 15 May 2025 included in the report as the Traffic Guidance Scheme for the temporary closures of Morrow Street and Baylis Street and the temporary relocation of Bus Stop 265082 as described
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RECORD OF VOTING ON THE MOTION
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Clr R Foley |
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Sgt G Horsley - NSW Police |
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Mr G Minehan - Transport NSW |
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Mr P Braneley - Community Representative |
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QUESTIONS WITH NOTICE
councillor Foley - Requested investigation into the use of an AI database system to support LTC decision-making.
G Horsley - Raised concerns regarding westbound traffic on Hammond Avenue near Hartwig’s, specifically: no right turn into the driveway and a request for “No Stopping” signage along the length of Hammond Avenue.
Greg Minehan - Raised concerns about Uber Eats and Deliveroo drivers parking in bus stops. Requested that compliance officers monitor and address the issue.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Members engaged in a general informal discussion, covering a range of topics not formally on the agenda.
The Traffic Committee rose at 10.18am.