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response to information request - Noosa Lakes
The museum is the largest user of parking
spaces, however based on daily foot traffic the
only times the museum is full is during
occasional events after 6pm.
The peak periods for the combined uses will be
between 12pm and 2pm (~35 spaces) and
during museum functions after 6pm
occasionally (~38 spaces).
v. Accessibility to the site by means other There is a bus stop located on Hilton Terrace
than private motor vehicle directly outside the site with the 626, 627 and
601 bus routes meaning a regular 10-minute
interval allowing access to the site. A
pedestrian crossing is also located directly
opposite the site allowing access to the main
walking and riding network.
vi. The peak parking demand periods of The peak parking demand periods will mostly
users on the site occur during museum function events.
Consultation and site management will occur
during these times to ensure overflow parking
is appropriately managed between the
residential/visitor parking spaces and event
parking.
vii. The availability of alternative car parking A further 26 spaces are provided directly
adjoining the site in Earl Street and overflow
event parking in Hilton Esplanade.
The visitor parking on body corporate land will be managed to ensure the integrated facility
does not result in parking impacts for either the short term accommodation units or
businesses. The development provides for sufficient parking having regard to the specific
uses. The plan below shows the availability of up to 109 spaces in the immediate area to
cater for larger functions associated with the museum.
Figure.2 Visitor parking spaces
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