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Traffic Engineering advice · MCU15/0014
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Figure 1 – Proposed on-street parking arrangements
3ii (c) The proposed development includes provision for a gate to restrict pedestrian
and vehicular access to the site. As per AS2890.1 Clause 3.4, adequate
queuing area must be provided between a vehicular control point and the
property boundary such that traffic entering and exiting the site does not
adversely affect traffic or pedestrian flows along the frontage. Due to the very
low traffic generation rate of the proposed development, vehicle queues of
more than one vehicle are unlikely to occur. A queuing area of length 6m is
therefore considered adequate to prevent obstruction to traffic or pedestrian
flows. The width provided is 4.0 which is adequate for a car to pass a moving
car as per Table 2.6F of Queensland Streets Guidelines. The access gate has
been relocated 6m back from the site boundary to allow for a vehicle to queue
on site. Please refer to drawing SD.201 for details.
3iii (d) The proposed development includes provision for 5 three-bedroom units and 1
two-bedroom unit. Section 3.3 of the RTA Guide to Traffic Generating
Developments provides trip generation rates for residential use. Traffic
generation rates for medium density residential units are shown in Table 1
below.
RoadPro Development ABN 98 615 073 565
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