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Original Application Part 5 - Traffic Impact Assessment Report [As Published] · 132008.1787
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Seahaven Resort, Gq Y Cardno Noosa Heads, Traffic Impact Assessment Eppell Olsen Although the units will be residential, their nature and operation will be more akin to that of visitor accommodation i.e. short-stay visits and minimal numbers of visitors. As such the units have been assessed as visitor accommodation for residents and residents’ visitor parking requirements. The food and beverage and retail use areas requirements have been assessed as stand-alone tenancies. As per the Noosa Plan, the kitchen areas have not been counted towards the use area for food and beverage parking requirements. The office space shown at Appendix A is ancillary to the visitor accommodation units and is therefore not included in the parking requirement calculations. 3.4 Proposed Car Parking Quantum Under the development proposal the provided parking quantum is detailed in Table 3.4. Table 3.4 Proposed Parking Quantum Land Use Parking Provided Retail and Food & Beverages 41 (staff and visitors) Residential Units 23 Office Space Associated with the Units 2 Bays for People with Disabilities 2 5 68 spaces Total Bays Provided (plus 2 valet spaces) For the proposed redevelopment, the proposed parking quantum of 68 spaces matches the required parking quantum. As discussed in the previous sub-section, the units have been assessed as being visitor accommodation similar to that of a motel owing to the expected short-term duration of resident stay and limited visitor demand. It should be noted that all existing residential accommodation in Hastings Street has been assessed and approved at the parking rate of 1 car per unit, as this was the requirement under the Superseded Planning Scheme. This rate has also been accepted by Council for new developments in Hastings Street under the Noosa Plan. However, owing to the shorter term nature of residents’ visits to the proposed units, they have been assessed as being visitor accommodation which has a higher parking rate than that of the Superseded Planning Scheme. As discussed in Section 3.3, the office space is considered as ancillary to the residential units and is therefore not included in the proposed parking provision calculations. CE005883 091008 smh/snm 8
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