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Attachment 4- Traffic Impact Assessment
21 November 2023
SLR Project No.: 620.V30926
Stockwell Development Group Pty Ltd SLR Ref No.: 620.V30926-R01 VMU TIA v1.0
Noosa Village Mixed Use Development 20231121.docx
Figure 14 Shopping Centre Traffic Generation Decay Curve
Table 20 Calibrated Traffic Generation for Expansion GLA
Weekday PM Peak Saturday Midday Peak
Combined
Location Yields m2 Trip Rate Trip Trip Rate Trip
Trips Trips
(GFA) (vph/100 Increas (vph/100 Increas
(vph) (1) e (vph) (1) e
m2) m2)
Lot 1 - Existing 20,880 9.00 1,880 7.54 1,574
Lot 3/7 - VMU 28,380 8.21 2,330 451 6.61 1,877 303
Lot 1 - Stage 2
34,880 7.70 2,685 355 6.02 2,098 221
Retail
1. Interpolated from the Noosa Shopping Centre Adjusted Decay Curve
8.4.2 Retail (Shopping Centre) Use Drop-in Trips
When considering trips generated by the development, it is important to consider that not all
trips are new to the local road network. Traffic that already exists on the road network should
be discounted to account for the ‘drop-in’ component, which is detailed within Austroads Guide
to Traffic Management Part 12, as follows:
Diverted drop-in trips: A linked trip from an origin to a destination that has made a
significant network diversion to use the new development.; and
Undiverted drop-in trips: A linked trip from an origin to a destination that previously
passed the development site. It is also referred to as a pass-by trip and the new
development is an intermediate stop on a trip that is made from an origin to a
destination.
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