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F - Traffic Response and Revised Traffic Impact Assessment (17.09.19)
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20 Hofmann Drive, Noosaville | Traffic Impact Assessment We have undertaken a review of the potential parking demand arrangements for two (2) potential peak parking demand periods, considering the Noosa Plan parking recommendations and the following peak demand scenarios: • Weekday AM – Gym demand is typically at its highest (100%) during weekday morning. o 100% demand has also been adopted for both Type 2 uses i.e. both the Gym and Indoor Recreation (Children’s Play Centre); o 50% demand for Showroom and Shop uses; o 100% demand for Office, noting demand for the Gym will tend to be before all offices are open; o 100% demand for Food & Beverage uses; • Weekend Noon – Showroom / Shop parking demand is typically at its highest (100%) around midday on weekends; o 100% demand for Showroom, Shop and Food & Beverage Outlet; o 25% conservatively adopted for the Office uses, which are typically closed on a weekend (i.e. 0% demand); o 70% demand adopted for the Gym, this is higher than what is typically observed at noon on weekends; and o 100% demand for Children’s Play Centre (Entertainment (Type 2) Recreation, amusement & fitness). \\FILE\Projects\BLU0517\01\3. Deliverables\1. Reports\3.RevisedTIA 2019\RevisedTIA_20 Hofmann Drive, Noosaville.docx Cambray Consulting Pty Ltd | Page 14
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