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Minor Change Attachment 3 Traffic Engineering Advice
Traffic Generation We are of the opinion that the net change in traffic demands as a result of the Proposed Development will be minor when compared with the traffic impacts previously assessed in the Revised Traffic Report (September 2019). The Proposed Development traffic demands are also noted to be significantly lower than traffic generation of the Masters development proposed in the Previous Approval (MCU12/0051). The Proposed Development is not expected to result in an increase in traffic to the site, compared to the Revised Traffic Reporting or the Previous Approval. As part of the Previous Approval, Council specified traffic generation rates to be adopted for the assessment for the Home Improvement Store and Retail Business (Type 4) Showroom Uses, as summarised in Table 4. The RTA and/or the RMS Guide to Traffic Generating Developments (GTGD) rates were adopted for the other proposed on-site uses. Table 4 Adopted Trip Generation Rates Saturday Noon Thursday PM Land Use Units Source Peak Hour Peak Hour Home Improvement Store Trips per 100m2 of total Noosa 7.64 3.45 (Previous Approval) use area Council Retail Business (Type 4) Trips per 100m2 of total Specified 4.0 2.5 Showroom use area Rate Entertainment (Type 2) Trips per 100m2 of total RTA GTGD Recreation, amusement & 9 9 use area 2002 fitness Industrial Business (Type 2) Trips per 100m2 of total RMS GTGD 0.52 0.56 Business Park and use area 2013 Industrial Uses Commercial Business Trips per 100m2 of total RMS GTGD - 1.2 (Type 1) Office use area 2013 Entertainment and Dining Business Trips per 100m2 of total RTA GTGD 5 5 (Type 1) Food & Beverage use area 2002 Café / Restaurant The office uses on-site are not expected to generate significant peak hour vehicle trips on the weekend. The adopted office use weekday PM generation rate is consistent with both the GTGD and traffic generation data compiled by DTMR (Traffic Generation Data – 2006-2018). The food uses on-site are expected to provide an ancillary function and therefore are not expected to generate significant vehicle trips during the adjacent road peaks, the adopted rate is sourced from the RTA GTGD rates for café / restaurant uses. For the industrial uses, we conservatively adopted the weekday AM peak generation as outlined in RMS GTGD rates for the Saturday Noon peak hour. \\FILE\Projects\BLU0517\01\3. Deliverables\2. Letters\2.MinorChange\MinorChange2019_20 Hofmann Drive, Noosaville.docx Cambray Consulting Pty Ltd | Page 6
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