Overview

Randwick City Council is undertaking an assessment of 511km of the city’s network of footpaths and shared access ways. Inspection work will begin Monday 4 February 2019 and last approximately four weeks.

How’s this happening:

• These activities are undertaken by council’s asset inspection contractor, Infrastructure Management Group, as an asset management initiative to obtain detailed video imaging and condition assessment of the city’s footpath assets.
• You may observe quad bike style inspection vehicles travelling on public footways around your work, residences or other locations within the city during this period.
• The assessment vehicles are operated by certified pavement inspectors travelling at a brisk walking pace. Hazard lighting & other warning devices will be in operation while completing assessment and video recording activities of footpaths, cycle ways and shared access ways.
• Vehicles are clearly identifiable and operators will be vigilant and yield where ever possible to the needs of the pedestrian public.
• We thank you for your tolerance during this brief period of shared amenity access and look forward to providing the benefits of this exercise.

How this affects you…

Your Privacy
All cameras are focused on the footpath surface structure with some limited viewing of areas directly adjacent. No image recordings of commercial or residential, private properties or structures will be undertaken.

The Benefits
The information gained from this exercise will enable better management of this important community asset, enabling more effective maintenance and renewal strategies and improving the connectivity, mobility & safety.

Contact us

If you have any questions or comments, please contact us 8.30am to 5pm, Monday to Friday on 1300 722 542.