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Minor Change Attachment 3 Traffic Engineering Advice
The peak hour trip generation of the Previous Approval is summarised in Table 5.
Table 5 Previous Approval (MCU12/0051M) Development Trips
Saturday Noon Thursday PM
Land Use Yield (GFA)
Peak Hour Peak Hour
2
Home Improvement Store 9,822m 750 339
Retail Business (Type 4) 1,737m2 70 44
2
Total 11,559m 820 383
The peak hour trip generation of the Proposed Development is summarised in Table 6.
Table 6 Proposed Development Total Trips
Saturday Noon Thursday PM
Land Use Yield (GLA) Peak Hour Peak Hour
Total Trips Total Trips
Retail Business (Type 4) Showroom 7,845m2 314 196
Entertainment (Type 2)
1,380m2 124 124
Recreation, amusement & fitness
Industrial Business
(Type 2) 900m2 4.7 5
Business Park and Industrial Uses
Commercial Business
1,920m2 - 23
(Type 1 Office)
Entertainment and Dining Business
(Type 1) Food & Beverage 216m2 11 11
Café / Restaurant
Total 12,261m2 453 359
Based on the adopted trip generation rates, the proposed Retail Business (Type 4) development is
expected to generate in the order of 453 trips (in and out) during the Saturday noon peak period.
It is important to note, however, that not all trips associated with the development will be ‘new’ to the
local road network. As the retail portion of the development is expected to be convenience based, a
proportion of trips associated with this site will be drop-in trips. That is, some trips to and from the
development will be motorists travelling past or in close proximity to the development as part of
another trip (e.g. travelling home from work).
DTMR’s Guide to Assessment of Road Impacts of Development (GARID) Appendix F provides guidance in
relation to the proportion of new and ‘drop-in’ trips. The trip segmentation outlined in the GARID for
the proposed land use is summarised in Table 7.
Table 7 Adopted Trip Segmentation – GARID
Use New Diverted Drop-in Undiverted Drop-in
Retail
50% 22% 28%
Shopping Centre 3,000 – 20,000m2
Table 8 summarises the estimated segmented development traffic generation during each peak period.
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