Appendix B - Car Parking Assessment(1.0) · MCU22/0038.01

 Stockwell Development Group Pty Ltd                                            SLR Ref: 620.30769-L01-v4.0-20221121.docx
 Noosaville Hofmann Drive Medical Centre                                                          Date: 21 November 2022
 Minor Change Application
 Traffic Related Supporting Information



          SLR’s ‘First Principles’ approach = 78 spaces required, factored to 86 spaces including the factor of
           safety.

As is evident from above, there is a large variance between the three different approaches and SLR would argue
that the ‘first principles’ approach reflects the most likely parking demand for the medical centre, particularly
given that 76% of the total tenancy space is now confirmed and 23% of this comprises of Icon’s Cancer Treatment
Centre and associated radiation bunker. Importantly, Icon have advised Stockwell that within this 492m2 GLA
area, the operational requirements of the centre necessitate a maximum of 5 to 6 staff per shift, representing
the maximum number of medical practitioners on-site at any one time. Furthermore, Icon have informed
Stockwell that a maximum of three patients will receive a consult or care at any one time. This is reflective of a
significant proportion of the total leasing area for the building, that will be a consistently low parking demand
generator. Adding to this the fact that Icon is confirmed as a long-term tenant, as evidenced by the associated
infrastructure to be constructed for the radiation treatment facility, this 23% of GLA will remain as a low parking
demand generator for the Medihub facility.

In summary, it can be concluded that the provision of 96 parking spaces, as per the revised development plan,
will be sufficient to accommodate peak parking demands in the context of future planning. Furthermore, it will
encourage a transport mode shift away from single-occupancy vehicle use to more sustainable options such as
public transport and active transport, as is the strategic intent for transport as per Council’s Noosa Plan 2020.




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