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Noosa High Priority Cycle Route Corridor Study(PDF, 8MB)
Noosa High Priority Cycle Route Corridor Study and Concept Design
Final Options Analysis Report (Corridor 2)
SEGMENT / OPTION DESIGN DESCRIPTION JUSTIFICATION & IMPLEMENTATION CONSIDERATIONS
Some constructability challenges (tree removal, potential loss
of some informal verge parking on one side of the road).
Y
Segment 6: Peregian Beach South
Design Option A Cycle street along Plover Loss of parking on one side.
LIC
Street, Piper Street, Cycle street to be implemented with consideration of
Shearwater Street and footpaths on the eastern side of Plover Street, Piper Street,
Lorikeet Drive. Shearwater Street and Lorikeet Drive.
Potential future provision of a shared path in coastal reserve,
subject to further environmental investigations and
community consultation.
PO
Other corridor locations: Noosa Heads
Design Option B Village scale cycle track along The ultimate alignment and design treatment subject to
Noosa Parade. other planning in the area.
Implementation of village scale cycle track to consider the
future design and operation of the Noosa Heads bus station,
the use of Lions Park and impacts of community events,
connectivity with Hastings Street, integration with the Noosa
Parade Corridor Upgrade, and proposed improvements to
CIL Garth Prowd Bridge.
Some constructability challenges (potential reconfiguration of
Noosa Parade or Lions Park car park).
Potential future provision of a cycle path aligned to the river.
Other corridor locations: Ross Crescent
Design Option A Cycle street. Loss of parking on one side.
N
Cycle street to be implemented with the provision of a
footpath on the eastern side of Ross Crescent.
Other corridor locations: Sobraon Street/Tingira Crescent
OU
Design Option A Cycle street. Cycle street to be implemented with the provision of a
footpath or shared path on the eastern side of Tingira
Crescent.
Other corridor locations: Peregian Beach Village Square
Design Option B Shared path. Does not require amendments to Kingfisher Drive but could
impact amenity of Peregian Park, reduce number of parking
spaces in off-street car park, and require vegetation removal.
TC
Potential to integrate with possible ultimate/long-term
shared path in coastal reserve (Segment 6).
Further investigations in detailed design required to
determine feasibility of shared path. Cycle street (Design
Option A) may be a suitable alternative, in conjunction with
amendments to on-street parking on Kingfisher Drive.
NO
0996 – 24 February 2021 – V2 The analysis, design and cost estimating referenced in the report was64undertaken
solely to guide planning and should not be interpreted as a final or endorsed
position of Noosa Council.
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