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07/1841 - Response to Information Request [As Published] · 132007.1841
In order to establish the traffic distribution for the proposed development, it was assumed that 80% of the development trips would generate along Loop Road. The Loop Road is accessed from Eenie Creek Road via a short ‘Connector Road’, as shown in Figure 2.1. The intersections of Eenie Creek Road / the Connector Road, and the Loop Road / the Connector Road are both roundabouts. 15% of the development would travel along Rene Street to the west and would get onto Eumundi Street at Eumundi Street / Rene Street Roundabout. Traffic volumes for all the intersections of ‘Shire Business Centre’ have been adopted from the Burchill VDM Report 4622-2 "Response to Information Request Noosa Corporate Offices — Lot 2, Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville, Queensland (September 2007)”. The traffic volumes adopted in that report for the proposed Business Park have been replaced by the trips calculated in Table 3.3 of this report and the relevant changes have been made on all the intersections. As the ‘Shire Business Centre’ and proposed Business Park generate more trips during the evening peak period, the weekday evening peak has been the focus for the subsequent assessment. The traffic demands during the evening peak at intersections are illustrated in Figure 3.1. 4686-1 January 2008 ven BURCHILL VDM
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