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2017-09-12 P&E Agenda - Attachments 1, 2 & 3 to Item 8 - Local Government Infrastructure Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn2. TRANSPORT NETWORK - DEMAND ASSUMPTIONS AND CONVERSIONS
2.1. Service Catchments
The Transport network in Noosa Shire is an open network operating as 2 major catchments
being the coastal area and balance hinterland area. The service catchment geography aligns
with the planning scheme localities as sub-catchments and is identified on the Transport
network maps and summarised in Table 2.1.
Table 2.1 - Adopted Transport Service Catchments
Service Catchment Localities included in Service LGIP Map Reference
Name Catchment
Eastern Beaches LGIP-PFTI Transport – Map 4
Noosa Heads LGIP-PFTI Transport – Map 6
1. Noosa Coastal Area Noosa North Shore LGIP-PFTI Transport – Map 7
Noosaville LGIP-PFTI Transport – Map 8
Tewantin & Doonan LGIP-PFTI Transport – Map 9
Boreen Point, Kin Kin & Cootharaba LGIP-PFTI Transport – Map 1
2. Noosa Hinterland Cooroibah LGIP-PFTI Transport – Map 2
Area Cooroy & Lake Macdonald LGIP-PFTI Transport – Map 3
Mary River Catchment LGIP-PFTI Transport – Map 5
2.2. Demand Assumptions & Conversions
Demand generation rates were sourced from “RTA Guide to Traffic generating
developments” (October 2002) and in consultation with Holland Traffic Consulting Pty Ltd,
were used to establish the average vehicle trips/day for each land use and is shown in Table
2.2.
Table 2.2 - Adopted Transport Demand Generation Rates (average vehicle trips/day)
LGIP development LGIP development Unit of demand Adopted average
category type trips/unit of demand
Residential Detached dwelling Dwelling 6.5
development Attached dwelling Dwelling 4
Retail 100m2 GFA 60
Commercial 100m2 GFA 24
Non-residential
Community purpose 100m2 GFA 30
development
Industry 100m2 GFA 5
Other N/A N/A
The estimated Transport demand over time for each service catchment was derived from
applying the development planning assumption projections (resident dwellings and non-
residential m2 gfa) with the respective adopted demand generation rates from Table 2.2
(refer to excel spreadsheet: Transport Demand Calc.xlsx). The resulting total Transport
demand for the service catchments is summarised in Table 2.3 below:
Table 2.3 – Total Transport Demand (average vehicle trips/day)
Service Catchment 2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 Ultimate
1. Noosa Coastal
317,955 334,291 357,403 370,610 381,087 393,906
Area
2. Noosa Hinterland
94,419 102,010 110,721 117,889 123,497 130,057
Area
TOTAL 412,374 436,302 468,124 488,499 504,584 523,964
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