Development Application part 6 of 10 Traffic Impact Assessment - MCU13/0092

2.3     Site Access


        The development site cunently has frontage access from Rufous Street. The adjacent Council car park is

        accessed from a left-infleft-out priority controlled intersection with David Low Way.




2.4     Parking

        The existing bowling club has no on-site parking facilities although there is informal on-street parking on

        Rufous Street along the site frontage.


        The Council        car   park adjacent to the site is currently provides a total of 35 vehicle parking spaces
        (including one disabled space) and seven motorcycle spaces.

        Anecdotal evidence suggests that the car park is typically no more than half full during weekday mornings

        and afternoons with a higher utilisation during the evenings, when an event takes place at the Community

        House, and on weekends, especially when the Peregian markets take place on the fIrst and third Sunday of

        each month.




2.5     Road Network Operations


        To assist in the quantification of existing road network operations proximate to the site, traffIc counts

        were   undertaken        on   Thursday 21st February between the hours of 4pm            -


                                                                                                     6pm and Saturday 23rd

        February between the hours of llam -lpm at the David Low Way f Woodland Drive intersection. The
        evening peak period was found to occur between 4:30pm                 -

                                                                                  5:30pm whilst the Saturday peak period was
        12:00pm     -
                        1 :OOpm.The survey data is attached in Appendix A, while the key operational attributes of the


        subject intersection is summarised in Table 2.2.




        Table 2.2:               INTERSECTION ATTRIBUTES




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