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The item NSW councils most often send back. Included in TMPs and CTMPs prepared to TS 05492:1.0 TCAWS.
They need proof the largest vehicle can enter, turn and leave without hitting a kerb, parked car or opposing lane. This applies to NSW councils and TCCS.
Use the largest vehicle you actually need. In denser NSW LGAs that is often a 12.5 m Heavy Rigid Vehicle. The recent Kangy Angy CTMP includes swept path for a truck and dog. ACT sites should use the vehicle named in the TCCS condition.
Yes. Send the RFI comments and the current plan. In many cases the missing swept paths are the only reason it has not been approved.
Call 0404 878 676 or send the suburb (NSW or ACT), access point and vehicle type.
Yes. NSW councils repeatedly ask for it on CTMPs. It is also used in ACT TMPs when TCCS wants proof of the largest vehicle path.
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