2023/017591
Recommendation
It is recommended that the Committee endorse the following parking changes and traffic treatments in Phillip Street, Sydney south of Martin Place:
(A) Reallocation of parking on the western side, between the points 77 metres and 89 metres as "No Stopping";
(B) Reallocation of parking on the western side, between the points 98 metres and 104 metres as "P30mins Ticket";
(C) Reallocation of parking on the eastern side, between the points 66 metres and 82 metres as "Mobility Parking 8am-6pm Mon-Fri" and "4P Ticket 6pm-12am Mon-Fri 8am-10pm Sat Sun & Public Holidays";
(D) Reallocation of parking on the eastern side, between the points 82 metres and 98 metres as "No Stopping";
(E) Installation of a U-Turn arrow and pavement line markings between 90 metres and 98 metres; and
(F) Introduce a "No Entry Bicycles and Supreme Court Vehicles Excepted" restriction for the southbound lane between 98 metres and 109 metres.
Voting
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Advice
The Committee unanimously supported the recommendation.
Background
In July 2022, as part of the King Street Cycleway project,
the City completed works to make King Street one-way, east of Elizabeth Street
and a short section of Phillip Street. The works were installed to create a
safer crossing of King Street at Phillip Street for people walking and riding.
With the one-way arrangement, the Supreme Court of NSW has
raised concerns about increasing number of vehicles using its driveway to
perform U-turning movements. The U-turn vehicles impact on the accessibility
and safety of drivers entering and exiting the Supreme Court's car park.