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                                                             19915 Traffic Engineering Report
                                                             Good Shepherd Lutheran College
                                                                                   Noosaville
                                                                                    June 2020



Figure 14 indicates the parking demand across all open car parking areas, excluding
the secure staff car park. As indicated in the graph there is a consistent demand for
approximately 60 spaces from 8:00am until 4:00pm, which indicate long term
parking for staff at the College.

              Figure 14 – Parking occupancy for all open parking areas




Results of parking surveys indicate that the peak demand occurs at 8:30am and
3:00pm. Whilst the secure staff car park (Area C) is available to staff for all day
parking, it was not 100% occupied and it appears some all day parking is occurring in
other areas.

Results indicate that the demand for all day parking is between 140 and 150 spaces.
The approved new car park provides 153 spaces and therefore the parking supply for
the College is considered suitable for the demand. It is recommended that the
College actively monitor and manage the parking arrangements for staff (and
students who drive to school) to ensure car parking areas are operating as intended.


2.6    Crash History

Five years of crash history was provided by TMR for the period between 1st January
2014 and 30th June 2019. As shown in Figure 15 no crashes have been recorded at the
access locations into the school.




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