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RFI - E - Traffic Impact Statement
enter and exit the site in a forward gear These swept paths indicate the adequacy of
through a 3-point turn maximum; these movements with the appropriate
AND clearance to any obstructions and is shown in
S42.4 - The development provides for TTM Drawing 20BRT0181-01.
shared driveways to minimise the
number of access points, except on sites
with more than one street frontage,
where garages or carports in the
development front separate streets.
ii. Driveways and Carparking Code:
Specific Outcomes Probable Solutions TTM Response/Justification
General
O1 - Vehicular access does not S1.1 - Vehicular access is located and Complies with Specific Outcome
adversely impact on safety, designed in accordance with The proposed vehicular accesses have been
capacity and operations of the AS/NZS2890.1:2004; designed in accordance with AS/NZS2890.1:2004
existing or planned road network, AND and Noosa Council Standard Drawing RS-049, in
the proposed driveway, cycleways S1.2 - Only one footpath crossing is regards to the widths at the kerb invert, the
or pedestrian pathway systems. provided; driveway width at a position 1.5m from the kerb
AND invert and the driveway width at the property
boundary. The requirements used are that for
S1.3 - Driveways, have a maximum
single houses with double garages to be in
grade in accordance with Council’s
keeping with the operation of the site and to
standard requirements.
minimise the crossover widths where possible.
Additionally, it is noted that there is an existing
precedence of properties whereby multiple
footpath crossings are provided which do not
adversely impact the safety, capacity and
operations on the existing network.
Car Park Design and Layout
O8 - The layout of the S8.1 Parking bays, manoeuvring areas, Complies with Probable Solution
development provides adequate, queuing areas, loading, setdown and Queensland Streets recommends 2.5 spaces per
clearly defined and easily pickup areas and driveways are separate dwelling and detached (duplex) style
accessible— designed to the standards set out in houses, with a recommended minimum of 2
a) on-site vehicle parking and the Australian Standards for Off-street spaces per lot and 0.5 spaces per lot on-street.
manoeuvring areas; and Carparking and Off-street Commercial The proposed development allows for double
b) loading and manoeuvring areas Vehicles Parking. garages in addition to the proposed spacing of
for delivery and service vehicles. AND the driveways allowing for a vehicle to park on-
S8.2 - The number of loading bays is street between the two lots, making the
not less than the minimum number development in accordance with the Queensland
specified in Table 14-51. Street recommendations.
In addition to this, the proposed driveway is
shaped as such so that visitors can park on the
site, effectively increasing the on-site parking
capacity for each dwelling to 3 vehicles and the
total on-site capacity to 6 vehicles. This is an
improvement on a shared driveway arrangement
as it effectively allows for additional vehicles to
park on-site when visiting the effectively separate
dwellings, alleviating the demand for on-street
parking for visitors. Existing examples in the
vicinity of duplex developments impacted by this
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