Appendices 4 - Traffic and 5 - Engineering Email 2 of 4 - MCU16/0153 & REC16/0041

5.0 CONCLUSIONS
   The proposed residential / visitor accommodation development located on the balance land at 215
   David Low Way, Peregian Beach has been evaluated in terms of its impact on the surrounding road
   network, site access operations and internal layout. The main points to note are:

         the proposal comprises a material change of use application provide a development comprising
         a total of 58 visitor accommodation / residential units
         it is proposed to utilise the existing access arrangements from David Low Way via Sandpiper
         Court and through the shopping centre development
         a total of 115 on-site parking spaces are proposed to support the proposed redevelopment,
         which meets the requirements of the Noosa Plan and is expected to adequately cater for parking
         demand
         the internal layout of the development has been designed to accommodate HRV and RCV
         manoeuvring
         the predicted traffic generation is estimated to be 31 two-way vehicle movements during the
         morning and evening peak hours
         the proposed development is not predicted to significantly increase peak hour traffic generation
         over the approved use
         the traffic movements associated with the development are not expected to have a significant
         impact on the operation of the local road network and no additional upgrade works would be
         required to mitigate the impact of the development