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4HRP3983.L01.004 - Final Application
Attached to the e-mail Ent & Dining Bus Type 2 - Recreation, Amusement &Fitness - MCU17/0555.
6 November 2017
Parking Provision
Existing Centre
In order to assess the existing Noosa Civic Shopping Centre parking demand, parking survey data used for a
previous traffic study at the centre was utilised. A car parking survey was undertaken by TTM on Thursday 14
February and Saturday 16 February in 2013. The existing car parking demand rates were calculated based
on the car parking occupancy obtained by the survey and the occupied gross lettable area (GLA) of the existing
Noosa Civic at the time of survey. Table 8 summarises the findings of the surveys.
Cardno investigated annual daily door count data from the centre to identify the 90th percentile busiest shopping
day of the year. The 90th percentile day is chosen as the design parameter for parking demand. This
assessment approach is a standard traffic engineering approach which accounts for all but the busiest time
periods, generally relating to the Christmas and Easter holiday trading periods. Designing for these
occurrences would mean a significant over supply the rest of the year.
For the retail component of the development, the 90th percentile car parking demand based on an annualised
profile was then determined from the 2013 annual pedestrian door count data combined with the car parking
rates determined from the TTM surveys.
Table 8 TTM Car Parking Survey Findings
90th%ile 90th%ile
Thursday Saturday Surplus Parking
Provided Thursday Saturday
Survey Survey Spaces
Occupied (spaces) (spaces)
Land Use
GLA Peak Peak Increase Increase
Total
Demand Demand Factor Factor Thursday Saturday
Spaces
Spaces Spaces (1.18) (1.05)
Retail 18,926 1,008 721 753 851 791 157 218
Commercial
10,210 406 241 146 284 153 122 253
+Showroom
Total 29,136 1,414 962 899 1136* 944 278 470
*Number rounded up for parking space
The estimated 90th percentile parking demand for the centre is as follows:
> Thursday: 1,136 spaces
> Saturday: 944 spaces
Stage 1 approval of the centre required 1,413 car parks (Condition 152). The existing car parking supply
available at the Noosa Civic Shopping Centre is 1,414 spaces. This is in excess of the conditioned approval.
Similarly, for the traffic generation, a daily parking profile was generated from the Google Analytics data for
the parking demand for the centre, as outlined in Table 9.
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