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5.6 Year 2036 capacity analysis – Cooroy
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 Cooroy area at peak times, with existing intersection configurations, as
depicted in Figure 18.




Figure 18: Year 2036 AM and PM peak hour Degrees of Saturation in Cooroy


Areas of concern are highlighted in Figure 18 and are at intersections on the State-controlled
road system, being the Myall St / Elm St intersection and the Diamond St / Elm St intersection.

Issues and the course of action in relation to rectification of those issues were discussed in
Section 3.6 of this report, but are ultimately the responsibility of DTMR to address.




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