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HEPBURN SHIRE STREETSCAPE PLANNING AND DESIGN

STAGES 3&4 STREETSCAPE DESIGNSStreetscape Planning and Design project Hepburn Shire Council. November 2014.

N HEPBURN SHIRE STREETSCAPE PLANNING AND DESIGNSTAGE 4 - Design Proposals January 2015

TRENTHAM STREETSCAPE DESIGN

Stone unit pavers

Compacted gravel with steel edging

Asphalt paving

Concrete footpath

Grassed area - hydromulched grass

Bitumen spray seal surface over existing compacted surface

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Planter with organic mulch garden bed. Raised stone surround

Moveable planter with organic mulch garden bed.

Bench seat

Existing tree

Proposed deciduous street tree

Street lamp

Bike hoopsExisting stone paving

Picnic settingBrick Paving

Proposed speed limits

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Ulmus ProceraGreen English Elm

Quercus CerrisTurkey Oak

Acer CampestreField Maple

Acer x Freemanii ‘Jeffersred’ Autumn Blaze

Quercus CoccineaScarlet Oak

Acer Saccharum‘Legacy’ Sugar Maple

Acer Saccharum‘Legacy’ Sugar Maple


: planted at the western entry to town centre to compliment Acer x Freemanii

Acer x Freemanii: planted at the western entry to town centre

Acer Saccharum: planted along Bowen and Quarry Streets around existing tree specimens

Quercus Coccinea: planted along Albert and camp Streets, running east - west along the site

Ulmus Procera: interplanted along Market St. around existing tree specimens

Quercus Cerris: interplanted along Market St. around existing tree specimens

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HEPBURN SHIRE STREETSCAPE PLANNING AND DESIGNSTAGE 4 - Design Proposals January 2015

TRENTHAMOVERVIEW OF KEY PROPOSALS

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Proposed tree planting - Not shown on overview plan, refer proposal page for extent

Proposed power underground

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TRENTHAMMATERIALS

Bluestone

MATERIAL USE

Compacted gravel

Kerbs with stone infill

Adjacent to planters

Street furniture

Street furniture

Car parking surface

Footpath surface

Pathways

Feature paving General paving Low walls

Oiled timber

Asphalt paving


Trentham Materials Palette

The materials proposed reference the rich soils of Trentham and surrounds as well as the textures of the railways and the built environment.

Corten steel

Street furniture


TRENTHAM

Fence

Bollard/Interpretive sign

•Timber post with steel cap•Optional wayfinding plate•Optional flag holder

Railing/barrier

•Flat steel railing•Optional wire verticals

Planter surround

Bicycle hoop

DRAFTHEPBURN SHIRE STREETSCAPE PLANNING AND DESIGNSTAGE 4 - Furniture Palette October 2014

Bin surround

•Optional wayfinding plate•Replacable logo panel

Public Street Light

Seat

Bench Seat

Picnic Setting

TBC


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interpretive sign

Fence/barrier

Bin

Street Lamp

Seat

Bench Seat

Hepburn Shire Furniture Palette

Shire-wide, a palette of repeated furniture elements have been developed to provide consistency and economy in street furniture elements. These have some variation by town in their finish and colour.

Where existing heritage elements such as street lights and troughs are present, these will be refurbished and retained as appropriate.


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KERB OUTSTANDS AT SIDE STREET INTERSECTIONS & TOWN ENTRY POINTS

PROPOSAL

The proposed kerb outstand treatments aim to define the town centre precinct at the main entry points to High Street. These measures support planting and furniture as well as calming traffic by announcing the town centre.

NOTES • Integrated outstand connection to proposed Trentham Hub forecourt landscape at Bath Street intersection• Reduced corner radii at Cosmo Road interdection aiding vehicle speeed reductions• Proposed reduced vehicle speeds through town centre precinct

New bluestone steps

New town centre signage

New town centre signage

Connection to new footpath

Applied contrasting surface to road

Raised seating edge to planter

At grade pedestrian crossing

Forecourt as part of Hub precinct

New surface to car praking

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Cosmopolitian Hotel

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Stone unit pavers

Asphalt paving Planter with organic mulch garden bed. Raised stone surround


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Existing tree


Street lamp


View looking towards Trentham Hub site


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TRENTHAM2 IMPROVED PARKING DEFINITION TO SIDE STREETS

PROPOSAL

The proposal aims to utilise the existing space to both sides of the road reserve to increase the town’s parking capacity. The arrangement is for 90 degree parking to the seconday streets also incorporating street tree planting and drainage improvements where necessary.

NOTES • Materials are sympathetic to the existing palette of the the town• Street tree planting as part of proposal 4 as parking bay definition and provision of shade• Impermeable parking surface for improved surface water drainage to existing drains• Opportunity for improved drainage upgrades

Exisitng road reserve

Timber blocking on stake as parking bay definition

Drain crossover

Bollards with interpretive signage where indicating heritage location

Proposed spray seal parking surface

Proposed street tree planter & surround as part of proposal 3

Existing drain

Footpath as part of proposal 4

Typical boundary line

TYPICAL PARKING ARRANGEMENT

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Compacted gravel with steel edge

Asphalt paving


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TRENTHAM3 STREET TREE PLANTING

PROPOSAL

The proposal is for deciduous street trees to Trentham’s secondary streets and infill planting where avenues already exist.

30 no. additional street trees to western town entry

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Acer Campestre: planted at the western entry to town centre

Acer x Freemanii: planted at the western entry to town centre

Acer Saccharum: planted along Bowen and Quarry Streets around existing tree specimens

Quercus Coccinea: planted along Albert and camp Streets, running east - west along the site

Ulmus Procera: interplanted along Market St. around existing tree specimens

Quercus Cerris: interplanted along Market St. around existing tree specimens

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Existing tree


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4 NEW FOOTPATHS & UPGRADES TO EXISTING PATHWAYS

PROPOSAL

Supporting a strong walking network in Trentham’s town centre, the new and upgraded footpaths will provide accessible linkages between key community destinations.

NOTES • Footpath between Market Street and proposed Trentham Hub widened and improved drainage/parking interface• Gereral footpath network additions to support walking and cycling strategy connections• Proposed brick footpath in place of compacted gravel along Cosmopolitian Hotel frontage to High Street• Proposed pathway bewtwen Skate Park and High Street

SECTION AView looking west from north side of High Street

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New footpath

Footpath upgrade

Footpath upgrade

Footpath upgrade

Footpath upgrade

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New brick footpath

New footpath as part of hub works

New footpath to both sides of street




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Extend kerb to allow for greater circulation around ramp

Pedestrian crossing point

Incorporate seating, planters and bicycle parking to outstand

Integrated strip drain between footpath and outstand

Investigate improved stormwater drainage to intersection in conjunction with works

Investigate motorcycle parking bays to part of outstand


TRENTHAM5 NEW PEDESTRIAN PRIORITY CROSSING TO HIGH STREET

PROPOSAL

Integrating the existing kerb outstands at Market Street, the proposal designates a safe pedestrian crossing point in the town centre by way of line marking and signage.

NOTES • Proposed areas of stone paving to replace slippery sections in main travel paths • Extend kerb outstand in front of chemist to improve pedestrian circulation around ramp area• Moveable street planters and fuirniture proposed at intersection

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Stone unit pavers

Asphalt paving Moveable planter with organic mulch garden bed.

Street furniture Existing tree


Street lamp Bike hoops

Existing stone paving

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TRENTHAM6 MOVEABLE PLANTERS & STREET FURNITURE

PROPOSAL

The proposal for moveable street planters aims to showcase local pride in Trentham’s agricultural and food communities in a direct way in the town centre. Street seating replaces existing furniture at regular intervals along High Street.

NOTES • Incorporating edible vegetation to be run as a community program• Integrated signage (optional) where required • Planter form references exsiting water troughs and are realised in the material palette for the town

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Proposed street furniture with detail

Proposed moveable planter

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Bench seat

Planter

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Repaint and refurbish street lamps and poles where necessary. Possible re-globe with energy efficient lighting gear

New low stone wall to corner

Remove town square signUpdate town map signage

Integrated kerb outstand with paving upgrade to corner


TRENTHAM8 MINOR RECONFIGURATION OF TOWN SQUARE

PROPOSAL

Integrating with the propoosed kerb outstand at Cosmo Road, the proposal improves the presentation of this intersection as a key node in the town centre. Long term, the proposal aims to remove parking from the town square and broaden this key green space

NOTES • Various signs consolidated where duplicated• New low stone wall to corner to anchor edge better and tie in with interpretive wall sign• Generally open up site and ‘de-clutter’ • Opportunity for cultural recognition within site of indigenous custodianship of the area.• Maintain parking on site but with reinforced grassed surface • Refurbish heritage lights with uniform timber posts and re-globe/repaint in uniform colour• Provide picnic settings and furniture to site• Provide reduced radius on Cosmo Road corner for safer exit speeds• Outstand offers reduced crossing width for pedestrians

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Grass with reinforced substrate suitable for car parking to hatched area

Improved parking surface to front of Cosmo Hotel

Replace gravel pavment with brick paving to match adjacent footpath

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COSMOPOLITIAN HOTEL

Stone unit pavers

Asphalt paving Moveable planter with organic mulch garden bed.

Street furniture Existing tree


Street lamp Bike hoops

Existing stone paving

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Acacia Implexa Lightwood

Acer Campestre‘Evelyn’ Queen Elizabeth

Oaks & Elms to match existing species(Alternating)

Oaks & Elms to match existing species(Alternating)

Acacia Implexa: planted within the Shire Hall site to match Acer Campestres planted alongside

Acer Campestre: planted within the Shire Hall site to match Acacia Implexas planted alongside

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GLENLYON STREETSCAPE DESIGN

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Stone unit pavers


Organic mulch soft fall Proposed deciduous tree

Grassed area - re-seeded


Existing tree

Proposed deciduous street tree to match adjacent species

Street lamp

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MORTON STREET

SUBTLE UPGRADE AND RE-GRADING OF FOOTPATH LINK, MAINTAINING EXISTING GRASSED SURFACE


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GLENLYONMATERIALS

Glenlyon Materials Palette

The materials proposed aim to reference the proximity to the Loddon River and it’s attractions. They also draw on the existing built character of the town.

Bluestone

MATERIAL USE

Compacted gravel

Street furniture Street furniture

Car parking surface

Pathways

Feature paving General paving


Galvanized steel

Natural stone walls & inset paving

General paving Low walls

Street furniture

Oiled timber/painted timber

MATERIALS


GLENLYONMATERIALS

Fence



Railing/barrier


Planter surround

Bicycle hoop


Bin surround


Public Street Light

Seat

Bench Seat

Picnic Setting

TBC


Bollard/

interpretive sign

Fence/barrier

Bin

Street Lamp

Seat





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SHIRE HALL FORECOURT UPGRADE

PROPOSAL

The proposal aims to provide a long term vision of this central community site within Glenlyon in order to support public activities both large and small.

NOTES • Improve presentation of the Shire Hall including resolution of poor drainage and forecourt landscape treatment• Provide forecourt hardstand for markets and gatherings while also allowing improved access to hall• Propose steps down to lawn area from deck for connection to lower grassed area• Remove existing public toilets and replace with new facility with improved access from deck and southern side of hall• Provide tree planting to grassed area to shade site and Shire Hall• Possible burying of overhead power line• Opportunity for cultural recognition within site of indigenous custodianship of the area.• Proposed crossing point definition adjacent to Mostyn Street• Integration of Glenlyon Bell into area adjacent hall deck at low level as a celebration of town’s history• Site for the Glenlyon seat made from Glenlyon Avenue Elm Tree, to be determined

Forecourt parking area with new drainage pipes under, shown dashed. Buried drain to extent of site

New compacted gravel paving

Demolish existing toilet block and water tankUnderground power line

Proposed mulched area with site for Glenlyon Bell at low level

Timber steps leading from deck area - balustrade retained with gate to steps

New accessible public toilet. Final location to be confirmed pending services provision

Deciduous tree planting for provision of shade to grassed area and north side of Hall

New spoon drain to road edge. Dark conrete mix to match bluestone drains

Linkage pathway and signage to Bio-link walk - proposal 4.

Stone paver hardstand. Verandah over (by others)

Proposed avenue tree

SHIRE HALL

Stone unit pavers


Organic mulch soft fall Proposed deciduous tree

Grassed area - re-seeded as required

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Existing tree

Proposed deciduous street tree to match adjacent species


GLENLYON2 3AVENUE TREE MAINTENANCE, NEW PLANTINGS AND REPLACEMENTS

DRAIN UPGRADES AND CROSSOVER REPLACEMENTS

PROPOSAL

The proposal continues avenue tree planting to the northern and southern entries to the town centre and infills gaps where trees are presently missing.

NOTES • Recommend engagement of arboricultural consultant and implementation of replacement and maintenance strategy • Recommend strategy for eventual Tree of Knowledge replacement and reuse of remains as art furniture commission by local artist or Men’s Shed group. Furniture produced to be displayed at General Store site• Co-ordination of local tree suppliers with Council staff to best plan replacement as required • Generally allow greater permeable surfaces around trees for health of trees where limited at present

PROPOSAL

The proposal is to upgrade existing culverts along the length of the Daylesford-Malmsbury Road to improve overall drainage in the town centre.

NOTES • Culvert end walls with bluestone colured concrete mix to tie in with town wide material palette• Wider diameter pipe to aid storm water flows

Existing drain condition - typical

Existing drains cleared out and relayed where required.

Proposed precast concrete end walls in charcoal coloured concrete mix

Proposed drain & culvert upgrades

Art furniture from timber

Tree of Knowledge Barcaldine QLD

Examples of creative re-use of significant tree timbers for continued local enjoyment


GLENLYON54 SUBTLE FOOTPATH UPGRADES AND TOWN CENTRE SIGNAGE

CONNECT BIO-LINK WALK WITH TOWN CENTRE

PROPOSAL

The proposal is to complete a walking loop from the Shire Hall down to the Bio-link walk via a compacted gravel pathway to link up with the western bank of the Loddon River.

NOTES • Wayfinding signage along the pathway to the river bank• Co-ordinate with Landcare group to determine best entry location and termination point on the river bank

PROPOSAL

Retaining the existing pathway surface and feel, the proposal allows for localised upgrades of uneven surfaces and re-seeding where required.

Town centre signage is proposed at either end of the main stretch of town, at the General Store and at Molesworth Street.

NOTES • Town entry signage to match in with town materials palette and reference font style from Shire Hall • Opportunity for local commission of signage

Reference typeface for Glenlyon signage

Location of town centre signage


SHIRE HALL

Connection of Bio-link walk from river back to Shire Hall

Connection point to Bio-link walk pending agreement with adjacent landowners and Landcare Group

Wayfinding posts with information leading to Bio-link walk connection


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Rock beaching to aid drainage as required

Low level town centre entry signage on stone wall

All weather parking surface

All weather parking surface

Bike racks and signage relocated for improved sight lines to tree site

Additional timber bollards

Low stone wall

Street lamp

Grassed area around tree for greater permeability with bollard surround

GENERAL STORE FORECOURT UPGRADE

PROPOSAL

The proposal is to provide general upgrades to the General Store forecourt and landscaped area as it serves as one of the key stopping points for Glenlyon residents and visitors.

NOTES • Generally allow greater permeable surfaces around trees for health of trees• Resurface parking areas with all weather surface and resolve existing drainage issues• Provide town centre entry signage• Better present Tree of Knowledge with signage and other furniture adjacent for clear sight lines

GENERAL STORE

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Compacted gravel

Organic mulch soft fall

Grassed area - re-seeded where required


Existing tree

Proposed deciduous street tree to fit with avenue repacement policy

Street lamp

Ulmus SapporoAutumn Gold



Acer SaccharumSugar Maple

Pyrus CalleryanaChanticleer Callery Pear

Pistacia ChinensisChinese Pistachio

Ulmus Sapporo: planted along Main Road within street tree program

Acer Saccharum: planted along Main Road within street tree program

Pistacia Chinensis: planted along Main Road within street tree program

Acer x Freemanii: planted at town centre entry

Pyrus Calleryana: planted along Main Road within street tree program

Acer Campestre: planted at town centre entry

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PLANTING & STABILSING OF EMBANKMENT

FENCE UPGRADE TO FOOTPATH


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Concrete footpath



Bench seat

Existing tree

Street lamp

Deciduous tree planting

Stone unit pavers

Asphalt paving

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The Grand Boutique

The Palais

Peppers Mineral Springs

Mooltan Guest House

Hepburn Bath House & Spa

SavoiaHotel

Old Macaroni Factory

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Replace existing fence with fence design to Street Furniture palette

Planting and stabilising of embankment

Proposed location for Proposal 1&2 sculpture nodes

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HEPBURN SPRINGS

Bluestone

Natural stone walls & inset paving

MATERIAL USE

Compacted gravel


Street furniture


Car parking surface

Pathways

Feature paving

General paving

General paving Low walls

Oiled timber


Galvanised & selected Corten steel

MATERIALS

Hepburn Springs Materials Palette

The materials proposed fit with the bush setting of the town and aim to reflect local skill in working with these raw elements and ties to natural resources.


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Railing/barrier


Planter surround

Bicycle hoop


Bin surround


Public Street Light

Seat

Bench Seat

Picnic Setting

TBC


Bollard/

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Fence/barrier

Bin

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Seat

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HEPBURN SPRINGSKERB OUTSTANDS AT SIDE STREET INTERSECTIONS INCORPORATING SCULPTURE TRAIL COMMISSIONS

PROPOSAL

Proposed kerb outstands at each intersection have the primary function of improved safety for vehicles turning on to Main Road. Located regularly on Main Road they also serve as small resting points and landmarks for pedestrians and incorporate a trail of commissioned artworks.

NOTES • Kerb outstands incorporating; street trees, WSUD passive watering capacity, pedestrian seating (where adjacent commercial premesis and in agreement with owner) lighting, town signage, bollards/flag holders.• Outstands offer improved vehicle turning from side streets and pedestrian crossing points. • Provide regular resting points along Main Road with opportunities for artworks and interpretive information. • Opportunity for cultural recognition within site of indigenous custodianship of the area.• Integration of Bus Stops at existing intersections • Integration of Taxi Points along Main Road.• Incorporate drinking fountains along Main Road at key intersections.

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Proposed Spoon Drain

Spray Seal on existing compacted surface

Sign

Stone inlay paving(Hatched area shows permeable paving & tree root protection zone)

Existing FenceExisting Power Pole

Existing Power Pole

Street lamp

Bike Lane - Typical

Bike Lane - Typical

Mulched Planter

Existing Grass

Existing Asphalt

Material and furniture example images

Existing Grass

Proposed grass(nom. 2.75m wide)

Mulched Planter

Informal stone bench seat and low barrier wall

Existing Crossover

Bollards incorporating removable flags for festivals

Existing Grass

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Final location and format of sculpture commissions should be discussed with owners of adjacent properties and businesses prior to fabrication and delivery.

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Stone unit pavers

Deciduous street tree planting

Existing tree Existing tree

Street lampGrassed area - hydro mulched grass


Proposed location for sculpture node (Proposal 1)

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Garden bed with organic mulch

Kerb outstand at Eighth Street


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HEPBURN SPRINGSWALKING PATH CONNECTIONS FROM MAIN ROAD INCORPORATING SCULPTURE TRAIL COMMISSIONS TO MINERAL SPRINGS RESERVEPROPOSAL

The proposal refines entry points from key side streets to the Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve including signage and paving. Within the reserve, 5 nodal points are proposed between these entries and the bathhouse as a continuation of the sculpture trail.

NOTES • Improve presentation and amenity of key entry point to Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve trails from Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh Streets.• Propose commissioning of sculptural trail as continuation of Main Road outstand sculptures.• Improve safety of walking pathways to and within Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve in line with Management Plan

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Stone paving

Stone retaining wall

Stone paving

Bench seats

New concrete ramp behind fence

Existing gate

New signage

Existing sculpture node

Stone boundary wall

New stone seating/retaining wall

New sculpture node

Flatten gradients to corner

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Typical sculpture node incorporating;Street lamp - possibly off-gridCompacted gravel surface with integrated pad footingSteel edge to gravel

Material and furniture example images

HEPBURN MINERAL

SPRINGS RESERVE

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Stone unit pavers

Asphalt paving

Existing tree

Grassed area - hydro mulched grass

Bench seat

Proposed location for Proposal 2 sculpture nodes

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HEPBURN SPRINGSSTREET TREE PLANTING

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Street trees are proposed at regular intervals along the eastern edge of Main Road. Planting to the west is at intersections only due to overhead power lines.

NOTES • New stone tree surrounds, mulch and soil aerating to Tenth Street street trees• Trees distanced to allow for possible infill planting in future. • Parallel parking retained between trees.

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Bike laneProposed planter cutout to road reserve

Bluestone kerb/surround

Open edge to existing gutter to aid passive irrigation

Overhead power lines

Existing footpathExisting grass

Ulmus Sapporo: planted along Main Road within street tree program

Acer Saccharum: planted along Main Road within street tree program

Pistacia Chinensis: planted along Main Road within street tree program

Acer x Freemanii: planted at town centre entry

Pyrus Calleryana: planted along Main Road within street tree program

Acer Campestre: planted at town centre entry

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Existing street tree

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HEPBURN SPRINGSDEFINE ENTRY TO HEPBURN SPRINGS VILLAGE & TOWN CENTRE SIGNAGE4

Notional scale and format of town centre signage

Cor-ten steel lettering incorporating lighting

Opportunities for interpretive information to be integrated into

sign for pedestrian audience

Flat/folded steel with laser cut lettering

Reference typeface

PROPOSAL

Town centre signage is proposed at the Fifth Street intersection and at Eleventh Street adjacent Mooltan Guest House.

NOTES • Sculptural expression of recognisable typeface as town centre signage• Realised in material palette of town• Integrating information for passers-by• Lighting to signage, possibly stand alone photovoltaics

FIFTH STR

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N

Existing Power Pole

Street lamp

Street Tree planting

Mulched Planter

Informal stone bench seat and low barrier wall

Town Entry Signage

Existing Crossover

Existing Grass

N

LEGENDStone unit pavers


Existing tree

Existing tree

Street lampGrassed area - hydro mulched grass

Compacted gravel

Proposed location for sculpture node (Proposal 1)

N

Garden bed with organic mulch


HEPBURN SPRINGSFOOTPATH CONNECTION TO PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE IN HEPBURN MINERAL SPRINGS RESERVE

5

PROPOSAL

Provide a pedestrian walking link along Main Road to proposed pedestrian bridge at Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve.

NOTES • Incorporate bike lane/shared walking and bike lane to northern end of Main Road.• Close walking loop between Town Centre and Bath House along Main Road. • Exact path alignment subject to Civil & Structural Engineering design and confirmation. • Possible location of path to west side of road pending feasability

MAIN ROAD

Mooltan Guest House

To proposed pedestrian bridge

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OLD

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EPB

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N

NN NTS

Road Road

New kerb

Existingkerb

BollardBollard

Bike Proposed walking/bike pathSwale

Existing Proposed

Footpath Shared pedestrian / bike path

Footpath

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2021

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Quercus CerrisTurkey Oak

Acer CampestreField Maple

Acacia Implexa Lightwood

�� Bull Bay Magnolia

Platanus Orientalis DigitataOriental Plane



Concrete footpath


Picnic setting

Bench seat

Bike Hoop

Existing tree

Street lamp

Deciduous tree plantingConcrete paving - stone banding where shown

Organic mulched garden bed

CRESWICK STREETSCAPE DESIGN

Stone unit pavers


Asphalt paving

LEGENDBitumen spray seal surface over existing compacted surface

Acer Saccharum: Generally planted to Market Square

Quercus Cerris: Planted along Cambridge Street, in between existing planted trees.

Magnolia Grandiflora: planted as larger specimens within the former bowls club site.

Platanus Orientalis Digitata: general street tree planting along Albert St.

Acacia Implexa: planted throughout the former bowls club site.

Pyrus Calleryana: planted throughout the former bowls club site.

Acer Campestre: planted throughout the former bowls club site.

Generally a mix across the former bowls club site and Cooper’s Reserve

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50

40

40

Creswick of the Lindsays signage and interpretive plaques. Refer to full Creswick of the Lindsays design report for locations and details.


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50

ALBERT STREET

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CAMBRIDGE STREETMIDLAND HIGHWAY

VICTORIA STREET

ALBERT STREET


CRESWICKCRESWICK STREETSCAPE DESIGN

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Creswick of the Lindsays signage and interpretive plaques. Refer to full Creswick of the Lindsays design report for locations and details.


MELBOURNE R

OAD

MELBOURNE

DAYLESFO

RD

CLUNES

BALLARAT

ALBERT STREET

WAT

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TREE

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VICTORIA STREET

RA

GLA

N

STR

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T


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1316

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14

17

19

2021

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50

50

50

40

40


CRESWICK

MELBOURNE R

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MELBOURNE

DAYLESFO

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CLUNES

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ALBERT STREET

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GLA

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Investigate reconfiguration of Cambridge/Victoria Street intersection for improved safety

Investigate locating historical faucet adjacent to original site in Albert Street

NTS

2a

5a

5b5c

5d

2b

3

3

4

7

6

1

N


CRESWICK

Bluestone

Concrete - banded to match existing

MATERIAL USE


Street furniture

Street furniture Street lighting

General paving Feature paving Seating edges and steps

Oiled timber/painted timber


Painted/powder coated steel

MATERIALS

Car parking surface

Compacted gravel

Pathways

Creswick Materials Palette

The materials proposed reflect the grand civic nature of the public spaces in Creswick. They are intended to be complimentary highlights to the colours found in Creswick’s grand buildings.

Fence



Railing/barrier


Planter surround

Bicycle hoop


Bin surround


Public Street Light

Seat

Bench Seat

Picnic Setting

TBC


Bollard/

interpretive sign

Fence/barrier

Bin

Street Lamp

Seat

Bench Seat





CRESWICKMATERIALS

Design Report July 2013 17

Site 1. Interpretation Centre

Glass PanelBack Panel


Site 1. Interpretation Centre

Glass PanelBack Panel


CRESWICKCOOPER’S RESERVE RECONFIGURATION & DEFINED CROSSING POINT

PROPOSAL

An increased outstand depth is proposed to Albert Street to shorten the crossing distance for pedestrians and facilitate a future formalised crossing point. Minor upgrades to the site are proposed including rationalisation of the signage and inclusion of Creswick of the Lindsays interpretive elements.

NOTES • Defined crossing point to former Bowls Club site incorporating bus stop and shelter. Future formalised crossing point facilitation. • Pedestrian crossing point across Victoria Street• Generally tidy & remove redundant signage to Cooper’s Reserve• Opportunity for cultural recognition within site of indigenous custodianship of the area.• New furniture and signage to Reserve

1

LEGEND

1

ALBERT STREET

VICTORIA STREET

Existing parking

Existing parking

Existing parking

Existing delivery bay circulation retained Proposed

crossing point

Relocate existing VIC map

Cooper’s Reserve/Creswick VIC sign

Creswick of the Lindsays signage

Cooper’s Reserve/Creswick VIC sign

Bus shelter

Bus stop

Existing parking

Visitor Information Centre(VIC)

Public Toilet

Creswick of the Lindsays signage to Cooper’s Reserve

N

Stone unit pavers


Existing tree

Street lampGrassed area - reseed lawn where proposed




Painters Easel Concept


CRESWICKMARKET SQUARE LANDSCAPE & ROAD RECONFIGURATION

PROPOSAL

The Market Square proposal aims to reestabish this area as the civic ‘heart’ of Creswick, a meeting place for casual and formal gatherings alike.

NOTES • Improve legibility of streets and vehicle movements in precinct• Create a shared pedestrian/vehicle zone across Raglan Street for improved pedestrian safety• Improve pedestrian safety by reducing crossings• Incorporate Creswick of the Lindsays (COTL) furniture and signage elements• Provide a public gathering space with lighting, furniture and other pedestrian amenities• Continue formal tree planting into square from Raglan Street• Reinstate heritage street lamps to square• Possible public wi-fi hot spot in square

Market Square textures & elements

2b

2b

2a

2a

13 14

Retain access to Post Office with vehicle grade paving from Cambridge Street

Existing fountain refurbished

Existing kerb shown dashed in red

Proposed memorial planter bed

At grade access to Bandstand

Relocated John Curtin monument

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COTL furniture pieces

COTL signage

Raised grassed areas with seating edge clad in stone

Bus arrival lane and stop

ALBERT STREET

RA

GLA

N S

TRE

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CAMBRIDGE STREET

Bendigo Bank

Old Post Office

Memorial

LEGEND

N

Stone unit pavers

Concrete paving - stone banding where shown

Existing tree

Grassed area - hydro mulched grass where proposed

Hydro mulched garden bed

Bench seat

Street lamp


40


CRESWICKTOWN CENTRE GATEWAYS AND MELBOURNE ROAD INTERSECTION

LEGEND

3

PROPOSAL

Proposed gateway points define the arrival point for the Creswick town centre by way of subtle kerb outstands incorporating planting and signage.

NOTES • Reduce turning radii to Melbourne Road and define kerb to aid in slowing traffic movements• Kerb outstands with human scale elements coupled with reduced speed limits to slow traffic approaching town centre• Right turn lane to Melbounre Road• Incorporate bike lanes

ALBERT STREET

MIDLAND HIGHWAY

MELB

OURNE

ROAD

Retain existing crossover

Town entry signage

New kerb and turning radius

Infill planting to existing kerbs

Right turn land

N

50

50

Stone unit pavers

Concrete paving

Existing tree



Bench seat

Street lamp




CRESWICKRECONFIGURATION OF NORTH END OF ALBERT STREET4

PROPOSAL

The proposal aims to complete the avenue tree planting to this area and also implement planted medians to form vehicle slip[lanes. Reducing the perception of a high speed zone, while also announcing the town centre, the design intends to provide a safer entry from the north.

NOTES • Incorporates bike lanes into the median arrangement• Truck access and parking is incorporated into both slip lanes providing a safer loading environment than at present• Proposed street tree planting to both sides of Albert Street• Existing street trees are retained and have increased permeable area surrounding them

LEGEND

Truck parking bay. Final configuration of road, parking & median to satisfy loading requirements of nearby businesses.

Bus stop

Bus stop

Merging lane

Merging lane

Truck parking baysTrailer vehicle parking Truck parking bays

ALBERT STREET

B

B

A

A

SECTION A

SECTION B

N

Concrete paving

Existing tree




40


CRESWICKRECONFIGURATION OF SOUTH END OF ALBERT STREET

5a

5a

5b

5b

PROPOSAL

The proposal aims to formalise the road reserve at the southern entry to the town centre and incorporate bike lanes and angled car parking.

NOTES • Existing street trees are retained and have increased permeable area surrounding them • Incorporate bus stop waiting areas• Consistent parking arrangement with retail precinct

LEGEND

Bus stop

Bus stop & waiting area

ALBERT STREET

ALBERT STREET

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TREE

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N NTS

Concrete paving Existing tree





Site 20. Town Hall & Creswick Museum Site 20. Town Hall & Creswick Museum

Front Panel Back Panel


CRESWICKRECONFIGURATION OF ALBERT STREET RETAIL PRECINCT

5c

5c

5d

5d

PROPOSAL

With vehicle speeds, parking legibility and improved pedestrian amenity and safety as key objectives, the proposals set up a consistent road to kerb arrangement through the centre of Creswick. The gains in pedestrian area allow for generous stopping points along the retail strip for increased furniture and planting.

NOTES • Consistency in parking configuration throughout town centre• Minor reduction in road reserve as a traffic calming measure• Integrated landscape treatment to proposed Creswick Hub precinct • Improved footpath cross falls to north-west side of Albert Street by way of extended footpaths and gentler gradients• Increased footpath depth incorporating street furniture, and other pedestrian amenities• Street tree planting with WSUD measures • Existing cross-overs retained

Enlarged area on following page

Enlarged area on following page

Albert Street textures & elements

Existing kerb shown dashed in red

20

LEGEND

ALBERT STREET

N NTS

Stone unit pavers


Existing tree



Bench seat

Street lamp


CROSS SECTION THROUGH SUPERMARKET ENTRY

POINT OF VIEW FOR PERSPECTIVE IMAGE

C


CRESWICKRECONFIGURATION OF ALBERT STREET RETAIL PRECINCT(detail plan)

5c

5d

Proposed 60 degree angle parking

Existing crossing point retained

Existing footpath extended to resolve steep

cross-falls

Existing vehicle cross-over retained

Existing vehicle cross-over retained

Poster bollard

Existing signalled crossing retained

Proposed paving to crossing point

Town Hall/Museum forecourt incorporating COTL signage and seating

Existing kerb line shown dashed in red

Vehicle grade stone paving to Hub forecourt parking

Mulched planters and grassed areas

Bike lane

20

Creswick Hub

Foodworks supermarket

Town Hall/Museum

ALBERT STREET

N


CRESWICK

View looking across Albert Street towards Creswick Hub site

Existing footpath width and approximate crossfall

Proposed footpath width and approximate crossfall at entry to supermarket

FOOTPATH

FOOTPATH

EXISTING ROAD

EXISTING ROAD

KERB

BUFFERCAR PARKING

CAR PARKING

KERB BIKE LANE

Cross Section C (from above plan)

Cross Section C (from above plan)


CRESWICKRECONFIGURATION OF ALBERT STREET RETAIL PRECINCT(detail plan)

5c

5d


CRESWICKRECONFIGURATION OF CAMBRIDGE STREET PRECINCT6

PROPOSAL

The proposal aims to reinvigorate Cambridge Street as a tree lined boulevard with the capacity to hold events and link with Market Square. Such activity would be supported by pedestrian laneway linkages through from Albert Street and rear loading of commercial premises to face on to Cambridge Street.

NOTES • Proposed footpath to Eastern side of Cambridge Street• Formalised angle carparking along park edge• Tree planting and replacement as necessary to reinstate boulevard• Improved car parking surface and drainage to spaces adjacent centre median

LEGEND

CAMBRIDGE STREET

Existing roundabout loop closed

Slip lane formalised

N NTS

Stone unit pavers


Existing tree





CRESWICKFORMER BOWLS CLUB SITE RECONFIGURATION & SKATE PARK7

PROPOSAL

Proposing to retain the open, active recreational use of the former Bowls Club site, the design couples a new skate/ride facility with a flexible landsacape for use by all ages and abilities. The site offers great potential for linkages through to the School of Forestry and the role this institution plays in Creswick now and into the future.

NOTES • Skate facility to Albert Road boundary allowing direct access to VIC public toilets and good passive surveillance• Hardstand with half basketball court and skate features co-designed with local youth • Provision of car parking to site • Shelter and grassed areas for seating and viewing of activity• Possible reuse of existing skate features in new design• Shared services for demountable workshops initiative, promoting creative start-up businesses to co-locate on site • Landscape that is resilient to any future flood related issues• Tree planting that references School of Forestry planting grid and links across the creek to the school• Removal of slip lane to east side of Albert street incorporating bus drop-off and waiting area. • Active, open and accessible public open space centrally located within Creswick• Landscape and play elements for all ages• Investigate incorporating 2 no. heritage lamp posts currently in storage into design as entry marker to site.

ALBERT STREET

Creswick Creek revitalisation of embankment

Grid of trees referencing School of Forestry

Potential water play node All ages, active play elements incorporated into landscape design

‘Dry creek bed’ running through site incorporating water play nodes

‘Skatable’ and ‘ridable’ features incorporated into landscape

Bus stop







Ulmus SapporoAutumn Gold




Eucalyptus Leucoxylon ‘Rosea’ Red Flowering Yellow Gum


Stone unit pavers

Compacted gravel with concrete retaining wall/steel/timber edge

Asphalt paving

Concrete footpath


Organic mulch garden bed

Grassed area - hydromulched grassBitumen spray seal surface over existing compacted surface

Picnic setting

Bench seat

Bike Hoop

Existing kerb crossing with new removable railings both sides (colour for clarity on plans only)

Small screening tree planting


Feature native tree planting

Existing tree

LEGEND

Raised bluestone kerb with asphalt surface paving infill

Street lamp

Deciduous street tree planting with cut out in road surface

Acer Campestre: town centre entries

Acer x Freemanii: town centre entries

Pyrus Calleryana: planted along southern side of Purcell St. and into Service St.

Quercus Coccinea: planted along both ends of Fraser St.

Acer Saccharum: used as two feature specimens in Collins Place.

Ulmus Sapporo: used along Bailey St. in between existing trees

Eucalyptus Leucoxylon: used as a feature tree at Cameron St.

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40

Proposed speed limits40

FRASER STREET

WAREHOUSE - CLUNES

MEMORIAL

TOWN HALL

MUSEUMTE

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BAILEY STREET CLUNES-CRESWICK ROAD

PURCELL STREET

LIGAR STREET

CLUNES STREETSCAPE DESIGN

PROPOSED NOTICE BOARD LOCATION


CLUNES

FRASER STREET

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PURCELL STREET


Investigate and co-ordinate possible upgrade of stormwater system to intersection of Fraser & Service Streets while undertaking works

NTSN

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3

4

5

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5

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CLUNESMATERIALS

Clunes Materials Palette

The materials selected aim to not overpower any of the existing materials of the town centre. Traditions of painted steel and timber along with untreated stone are continued in the base palette. Some oiled timbers are used for railings

Bluestone

MATERIAL USE

Compacted gravel


Adjacent to planters



Car parking surface

Footpath surface

Entry signage

Pathways

Feature paving General paving Low walls

Oiled and painted timber

Asphalt paving


Painted steel


CLUNES

Fence



Railing/barrier


Planter surround

Bicycle hoop


Bin surround


Public Street Light

Seat

Bench Seat

Picnic Setting

TBC


Bollard/

interpretive sign

Fence/barrier

Bin

Street Lamp

Seat

Bench Seat




MATERIALS


CLUNES1 KERB OUTSTANDS , NEW FOOTPATHS & TRAIL CONNECTIONS

FRASER STREET

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BAILEY STREET

PURCELL STREET

LEGEND

PROPOSAL

Subtle kerb realignments at key intersections to the town centre aim to announce the town while slowing vehicle speeds through this area.

Footpaths and pathways currently absent from the path network are completed to link the town centre and its immediate surrounds.

NOTES • New pathway connections & definition from Fraser Street to Creswick Creek walking trails• Announce town centre at key locations along Ballarat-Maryborough Road with signage & landscape interventions in conjunction with proposal 8•Subtle outstands to key intersections helping improve definition and increasing pedestrian safety

Low bluestone kerbs with asphalt infill surface

Compacted gravel pathway, bin screening & 3 no. Street lamps

Stone paving to kerb infill as marker for walking trail link

Asphalt footpath

Asphalt footpathKerb outstand to match reduced with at Fraser Street intersection

Asphalt footpath

Connection to pedestrian bridge

New paving adjacent crossover as crossing point

Landscaped area to support town centre signage

Landscaped area to support town centre signage

Stone unit pavers

Compacted gravel with concrete retaining wall edge

Asphalt paving

Concrete footpathExisting tree

Planter with organic mulch garden bed. Raised stone surroundOrganic mulch garden bed


NTSN


CLUNESCOLLINS PLACE LANDSCAPE RECONFIGURATION2

LEGEND

PROPOSAL

This proposal involves minor interventions aiming to achieve a greater presence and civic quality to Collins Place. By continuing these landscape and streetscape treatments further towards Bailey Street, the civic ‘heart’ of Clunes achieves greatly legibility and connectivity.

NOTES • Tie together recent and older landscape elements to produce legible forecourt to the Clunes Warehouse• Resolve level changes across site with tiered landscape • Support existing & future small & large scale public events through provision of level surfaces• Rationalise site furniture elements and tie together with other town furniture palette• Opportunity for cultural recognition of indigenous custodianship of the area within Collins Place• Plant considered tree plantings to screen boundaries and formal symmetrical trees in main grassed area

New timber seats with integrated back rests to top of existing stone wall

New stone paving to pavilion area

Raised grassed area level with adjacent paved ramp. Steps up from centre pathway

Nom. 450 high bluestone seating wall & steps

Existing powered bollard

Existing Warehouse signage retained

Handrails and tactiles to existing steps to AS1428.1

New bike racks

New bike racks & picnic area

Stepped concrete retaining walls to achieve level surfaces

Irrigation to all grassed areas

Remove existing sign from fence

Petanque Piste and surround in compacted gravel. Provide drainage to surface

Remove existing metal backs to both sides of stone wall

Town notice board mounted to top of wall

New timber batten surround to transformer

Grassed area level with surrounding pavments

New BBQ

Bins

FRASER STREET

N

Stone unit pavers


Asphalt paving



Feature deciduous tree planting

Feature native tree planting

Existing tree

Planter with organic mulch garden bed. Raised stone surroundOrganic mulch garden bed


Picnic setting

Bench seat

Bike Hoop

Existing kerb crossing with new removable railings both sides(colour for clarity on plans only)

Street lamp

Collins Place


CLUNES


CLUNES3 FRASER STREET FURNITURE & CROSS-OVER IMPROVEMENTS

FRASER STREET

LEGEND

PROPOSAL

A general provision of street furniture within Fraser Street together with railings to existing crossovers to provide additional amenity to the town centre.

NOTES • Improve amenity of gutter crossings through addition of removable hand railings• Provide regularly spaced seating along Fraser Street including some undercover• Provide two additional heritage street lamps to match existing• Repaint & re-globe existing street lamps• Removable type furniture proposed with secure fixings• Final location & number of all furniture to be agreed on site

New street lamp

Additional public seating location to property side of footpath pending approval of property owners

Additional public seating location to property side of footpath pending approval of property owners

Proposed railings in location Proposed bollard & railing Proposed street furniture with detail

Bus drop off for Museum

New street lamp

New seating to Collins Place entry

N

Heritage Street lamp to match existing where newly installed

Bench seat

Bike Hoop

Existing kerb crossing with new removable railings both sides(colour for clarity on plans only)

NTS

Memorial site at intersection of Fraser and Service Streets.

Note: Replacement of monument fence surround pending heritage advice


CLUNES


CLUNES4 IMPROVEMENTS TO MEMORIAL SURROUNDS & BUS ARRIVAL

LEGEND

PROPOSAL

Subtle redefinition of the main intersection of Service and Fraser Streets with low kerb outstands to better imrpove pedestrian safety while at the same time defining the surrounds of the Returned Services Memorial. This measure will also set up a bus arrival point which provides a for safe drop off area for school and tourist buses.

NOTES • Definition of intersection to aid in slowing vehicle movement though the centre of town• Reduce the crossing distance to Service Street• Frame and provide a safe distance around the Monument for formal and informal gatherings• Provide furniture and shelter to waiting area

Public shelter incorporating lights and seating

Bus arrival point

Retain existing vehicle access to adjacent property

Stone paver surround to Monument

Reinstate existing Street lamp

Trees with permeable surrounds and root barriers

Reduced crossing distance to Service Street

Low bluestone kerb with asphalt infill paving

Example of Bluestone banding and kerb with asphalt infill

FRASER STREET

SERVICE STREET

Investigate and co-ordinate possible upgrade of stormwater system to intersection of Fraser & Service Streets while undertaking works

N

Stone unit pavers


Existing tree

Street lamp

Bench seat

Asphalt paving

Raised bluestone kerb with asphalt surface paving infill

Acer Campestre: town centre entries

Acer x Freemanii: town centre entries

Pyrus Calleryana: planted along southern side of Purcell St. and into Service St.

Quercus Coccinea: planted along both ends of Fraser St.

Acer Saccharum: used as two feature specimens in Collins Place.

Ulmus Sapporo: used along Bailey St. in between existing trees


CLUNES5 IMPROVED DEFINITION OF PARKING - EAST & WEST ENDS OF FRASER STREET, PURCELL STREET. STREET TREE PLANTING

LEGEND

PROPOSAL

Reorganise Purcell Street to support bus and larger vehicle arrivals, drop-offs and circulation by changing to one way traffic and completing drop-off area to eastern end. Proposal to organise parking conditions to the east and west ends of Fraser Street and incorporate street tree planting between bays.

NOTES • Implement one way traffic to Purcell Street to improve safety with bus traffic and existing parking arrangements• Incorporate deciduous tree planting within parking areas• Proposed bus parking area to Purcell Street• New footpath connections between Purcell and Fraser Streets • Mix of parallel and angled parking for greater parking capacity

90 degree angle parking 90 degree angle parking to both sides of street

Fraser Street West detail Fraser Street East detail

Fraser Street East

Street tree planting

Parallel parking

Spray seal surfacing to both sides of road reserve

Retain two way traffic from Caravan Park

Bus parking and drop-off area with kerb and path

Make final species selection appropriate for areas where overhead powerlines presnt

Make final species selection appropriate for areas where overhead powerlines presnt

Co-ordinate final parking locations with vehicle cross overs and clearances

Co-ordinate final parking locations with vehicle cross overs and clearances

New footpath connections

All existing crossovers retained

FRASER STREET WESTFRASER STREET EAST

PURCELL STREET

N

Compacted gravel with timber edging


Existing tree


Deciduous street tree planting with cut out in road surface

NTS


CLUNES6 IMPLEMENT FULL LANDSCAPE DESIGN FOR AREA BEHIND WAREHOUSE

PROPOSAL

Complete the landscape design for the area behind the Clunes Warehouse as an active open space for all age groups. The proposal also continues the connection through from Fraser Street to the Town Hall by way of subtle kerb and material continuity across Bailey Street.

NOTES • Provide and attractive recreational space for all age groups in the centre of town• Improve the presentation of the entry to Collins Place from Bailey Street• Resolve drainage of current gravel surface• Develop planting palette with local user groups• Provide a ‘gateway’ on Bailey Street drawing attention to town centre for traffic passing along Ballarat-Maryborough Road • Opportunities for play elements incorporating possible artist commissions

BAILEY STREET

COLLINS PLACE

New footpath as part of proposal 1.

New spoon drain to road edge

Upgrade drainage to cross-over

Relocate existing lamp and add matching lamp

Bench seat

Proposed Street lamp

Resurface compacted gravel surface and incorporate boarder drainage

New concrete paths, steps & retaining walls

Orchard & framed timber arbour with seating under

Outdoor table tennis

Shelter with seating under to both sides of wall

Sculptural play element with possible commission by local artist

Provide retaining edge to gravel surface and re-level

N

LEGEND

Stone unit pavers

Compacted gravel with concrete retaining wall edge

Asphalt paving

Concrete footpath - as part of proposal 1.


Existing tree




Picnic setting

Bench seat

Bike Hoop

Street lamp


CLUNESTOWN HALL FORECOURT IMPROVEMENTS

7

PROPOSAL

The proposal aims to announce the town centre from the Ballarat-Maryborough Road by presenting one of its most prominent buildings in an attractive setting.

NOTES • Improve the presentation of the entry to Collins Place from Bailey Street• Provide a ‘gateway’ on Bailey Street drawing attention to town centre for traffic passing along Ballarat-Maryborough Road • Improve difficult pavement crossfalls by regrading and resurfacing forecourt• Provide level access to Town Hall forecourt area supporting gatherings and other events• Provide greater permeable area around existing trees

BAILEY STREET

CLUNES WAREHOUSE LANDSCAPE

Existing heritage street lamps reinstated

StepsLevel forecourt landing

New spoon drain to road edge

Upgrade drainage to cross-over

DDA carparking space & drop off area

LEGEND

Stone unit pavers

Asphalt paving

Existing tree




Bench seat

Bike Hoop

Street lamp

Possible reference typeface


CLUNESTOWN ENTRY SIGNAGE8

PROPOSAL

Located at two ends of Bailey Street, the proposal is for two custom fabricated, three dimensional signs to announce the town centre. In development as part of the signage suite, this proposal will be realised in the town’s material palette.

NOTES • Announce town centre via signage in a landscaped setting• Lighting to signage

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