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2016-02-02 I&S Committee - Item 4 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Traffic Study
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5.4 Year 2036 capacity analysis – Peregian Beach North Capacity analysis under predicted year 2036 peak hour conditions for both the non-holiday and the holiday / special event periods indicates degrees of saturation (DOS) at strategic intersections within the Peregian Beach North area at peak times, with existing intersection configurations, as depicted in Figure 16. Figure 16: Year 2036 AM and PM peak hour Degrees of Saturation in Peregian Beach North 5.4.1 Year 2036 – David Low Way / Lowry St / Peregian Esp. intersection The area of concern, as highlighted in Figure 16, is the four-way priority controlled (give way) Lowry St / David Low Way / Peregian Esplanade intersection which is predicted to operate over capacity by the year 2036 in both the non-holiday and holiday periods. It is noted that this intersection is already operating with a DOS of 0.89 under existing conditions in the AM peak, 14.s.53.7 Page - 34
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