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2016-02-02 I&S Committee - Item 4 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Traffic Study
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7.2 Council upgrading works
Recommended road network improvements to the Council-controlled road network to the year
2036 have been outlined under Section 6. Based on the detailed traffic analysis and future
traffic growth predictions each Council controlled intersection upgrade has been prioritized, with
suggested implementation timing as follows:
1. Ernest St / Hilton Tce 2016
2. Poinciana Ave / Moorindil St 2016
3. Memorial Ave / Doonella St. 2017
4. Gibson Rd / Eumundi Noosa Rd 2020
5. Butler St / Poinciana Ave 2020
6. Heron St / David Low Way 2022
7. David Low / Lowry St / Peregian Esplanade 2023
8. Upgrades to Walter Hay Dr roundabouts (Eenie Ck Rd and
Eumundi Noosa Rd) to facilitate alternative route from
Eumundi Noosa Rd 2024
9. Ben Lexcen Dr / Eenie Creek Rd 2025
10. Eumundi Noosa Rd / Eenie Ck Rd 2025
11. Reef St / Mary St / Weyba Rd 2025
12. Eumundi Noosa Rd / Goodchap St 2028
The above suggested timing for implementation of intersection upgrades is based on
maintaining a degree of saturation of 0.85 at the intersections during the busier holiday periods.
If some congestion and delays on the road network at those busier times can be tolerated, then
the suggested timings for implementation from 2020 onwards could be progressively delayed.
Importantly, it is recommended that the timing for upgrading of the various individual
components of the network be reassessed for each component, closer to the suggested time of
implementation, as traffic conditions may change over time.
It is equally important to recognise that some of the abovementioned recommended road
improvements / upgrades may be able to be delayed or avoided (particularly beyond 2020) if
Council can be successful at encouraging more people to walk, cycle, and catch public
transport for their journeys through the provision of appropriate active transport infrastructure
and behavioral change strategies. This is also likely to be more economical than undertaking
extensive road upgrades.
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