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Development Application part 2 of 2 Covering Letters & Plans - MCU13/0069
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Quamby Place Car Parking Review
OOILVIE BACON PARTNERSHIP PTY LTD
April 2013
1. INTRODUCTION
Hayes Traffic Engineering has been commissioned by Ogilvie Bacon Partnership Pty
Ltd to provide a Car Parking Review of Quamby Place as part of their outdoor dining
approval within The Sound Park. There are six outdoor dining areas associated with
six tenants including the following restaurants; Ricky’s, Woodfrre Grill and Rock
Salt. This report has been produced to assess the number of car parking spaces
available with the surrounding area, the occupancy rates and the available modes of
transport to the site.
Photograph 1 Aerial view of existing site.
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2. EXISTING CONDITIONS
The proposed outdoor areas are located within The Sound Park and are located
adjacent to Q Place at 2 Quamby Place, Noosa Sound. The neighborhood site consists
of restaurants, hairdressers, shops and offices. Q Place provides on-site car parking,
and also has direct access to the Noosa River ferry and other water transport via the
existing pontoon and bus services with bus shelters are conveniently available on
Noosa Parade.
There are currently 52 car parking spaces within the Q Place site with an additional I
disabled car parking space, three motorcycle parking bays and 1 Loading Bay. Please
refer to the car parking plan extract provided by Gavin Maddock shown below.
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