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16216_Parking & Traffic Impact Assessment Report_1502017
Attached to the e-mail Planning report, Traffic impacts, Landscape plans MCU17/0014.
Proposed Mixed Use Development, 30-32 Doonella Road, Tewantin
Parking & Traffic Impact Assessment Report
Table 3-2 Proposed Car Parking Supply
Type Classification GFA (m²) DCP Requirement Required
1 space per unit
10 x Two Bedroom
Residential NA + 14
residences
1 space per 3 units*
10 x Two Bedroom 1 visitor space per 4
Visitors Car Park NA 3
residences units or part of*
1 space per 20
Commercial Office premises 728 m² 37
m2 GFA.*
Total Car Spaces Required 54
Number of Motorcycle or
Motorcycle 1 per 10 car spaces 6
Scooter spaces required
Number of Motorcycle
Motorcycle 8
spaces provided
1 per 4 motorcycle
Number of car space credits Car space credit -2
spaces
Car Spaces Required 52 car spaces
Motorcycle Spaces Required 8 Motorcycle spaces
* The Noosa Plan – Driveways and Car Parking Code Table 14-51
As summarised in the table above the proposed development requires a total of 52 car parking spaces (for
residential dwellings, visitors and commercial spaces). The current design plans provide 53 car spaces and 8
motorcycle spaces which is considered adequate and compliant with the requirements.
3.2 Car Park Layout
The car park in the proposed development is a basement car park which has direct at grade access to and
from Doonella Street. A total of 53 car parking spaces for the residents, visitors and commercial staff and
clients (inclusive of three disabled spaces, plus eight motorcycle parking spaces are provided. The layout
provided on plan SD02 dated 3/2/2017 complies with the requirements setout in this report.
3.2.1 Car Park Dimensions
The minimum dimensions required for the car park are shown in the table below.
Table 3-3 Car Parking Dimensions
Classification Parking Space Width Parking Space Length Parking Aisle Width (two-
way)
Use Class 1A 2.4m 5.4m 5.8m
Residential, and
Employee parking
User Class 3 2.6m 5.4m 5.8m
Short term town centre
parking (commercial)
The car park dimensions and column placement for the design plans provided to Greys have been confirmed
to be in generally accordance to AS 2890.1-2004. The detailed design shall use the above classification in
accordance with AS2890.
In summary, the proposed parking facilities satisfy the relevant requirements specified in both Council’s
Parking Code as well as the Australian Standards and it is therefore concluded that the proposed
development will not have any unacceptable parking implications.
12 February 2017 Greys 10
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