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2016-02-02 I&S Committee - Item 4 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Traffic Study
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5 YEAR 2036 ROAD NETWORK IMPLICATIONS The primary purpose of this study is to assess road system upgrading requirements within Noosa Shire to the year 2036. Year 2015 road system capacity analysis has been documented and discussed in Section 3 of this report. Section 5 of the report now considers traffic issues likely to occur under predicted year 2036 conditions, at the end of the design horizon of this study. For deficiency issues that are identified, further analysis is then undertaken to identify potential recommended upgrading solutions to those issues. Section 6 provides a summary of recommended improvements and Section 7 provides details on the recommended timing for implementation of those upgrades. 5.1 Year 2036 Daily traffic flows Application of the 0.8% rate of growth to existing daily traffic flows at the permanent traffic count locations of the coastal area indicates predicted 2036 daily traffic flows as depicted in Figure 12. Figure 12: Predicted 2036 daily traffic flows in the coastal area It is important to recognise that a critical aspect of the Council-controlled parts of the road network in the longer term will be the capacity to accommodate travel demands on the east- west oriented roads between Tewantin and Noosaville. That traffic must use either the Poinciana Ave – Doonella St - Memorial Ave – Hilton Tce route, or the Beckmans Rd – 14.s.53.7 Page - 24
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