Engineering Roads (Traffic Report)

 Noosa Fair and Bowls Club Expansion

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3.         Existing Transport Infrastructure

3.1        The Road Network
All roads in the immediate vicinity of the site are administered by SCRC. The hierarchy and
characteristics of these roads are shown below in Table 3.1.

Table 3.1: Local Road Hierarchy

 Road                         Speed Limit        Lanes                                Classification

 Cooyar Street                50kph              4 (divided)                          Major Road

 Lanyana Way                  50kph              2 (undivided)                        Local Road

 Arcadia Street               10kph              1 (northbound only)                  Local Road / Shared
                                                                                      Zone

The intersection of Cooyar Street and Lanyana Way is roundabout controlled. The intersection of
Lanyana Way and Arcadia Street is priority controlled with only northbound movements allowed
on Lanyana Way.


3.2        Public Transport, Pedestrian and Cyclist Facilities
The new Noosa Heads transit centre was opened in August 2011. The transit centre caters for
local, regional and interstate bus services. The transit centre is designed to provide modern
facilities in a central location and remove car and bus trips from the road network around
Hastings Street. The transit centre provides ‘kiss and go’ drop off areas as well as end of trip
cyclist facilities including bicycle storage.
Formal pedestrian footpaths are located on both sides of Lanyana Way in the vicinity of the site. A
pedestrian ‘zebra’ crossing connects Noosa Fair Shopping Centre to other areas of Noosa
Junction. Arcadia Street is identified as a shared zone, with low traffic speeds allowing for
pedestrians to cross along its length. Pedestrian footpaths are provided on one side of Wyandra
Street only.
Cooyar Street provides a shared path on the eastern side and dedicated on-street cycle lanes.




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