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9.3.1       Analysis Results
The results of the SIDRA analysis for the 2034 Base + Development scenarios (both weekdays and weekends)
are summarised in Table 9-3. Detailed SIDRA output data is also included in Appendix E.

Table 9-3: Summary of Sidra Outputs (Grant Street / Banksia Avenue Roundabout)

 Scenario            DOS           Average Delay              LOS                  95th Percentile Critical Queue (m)

                                   Overall    Worst           Overall   Worst      Banksia      Grant          Banksia    Site
                                              Movement                  Movement   Ave (S)      Street (E)     Ave (N)    Access
                                                                                                                          (W)
 Weekday - AM Peak Hour

 2024 Base +              7.0%      5.4 sec      9.2 sec          A         A        0.1m           3.0m           2.3m     1.7m
 Development                                   (UT Banksia
                                                 Ave N)
 2034 Base +              7.4%      5.5 sec      9.2 sec          A         A        0.1m           3.1m           2.6m     1.7m
 Development                                   (UT Banksia
                                                 Ave N)
 Weekday - PM Peak Hour

 2024 Base +            11.3%       5.2 sec      9.5 sec          A         A        0.1m           5.1m           1.8m     3.3m
 Development                                   (UT Banksia
                                                 Ave N)
 2034 Base +            11.8%       5.3 sec      9.6 sec          A         A        0.1m           5.4m           2.1m     3.3m
 Development                                   (UT Banksia
                                                 Ave N)
 Weekend – PM Peak
 2024 Base +            11.9%       5.1 sec      9.7 sec          A         A        0.1m           5.4m           2.3m     3.9m
 Development                                   (UT Banksia
                                                 Ave N)
 2034 Base +            12.3%       5.2 sec      9.7 sec          A         A        0.1m           5.6m           2.6m     4.0m
 Development                                   (UT Banksia
                                                 Ave N)

RT – Right Turn Movement, Th – Through Movement, LT – Left Turn Movement, UT – U Turn Movement
N – North, S – South, E – East, W – West


9.3.2       Analysis Conclusions
The analysis indicates that the roundabout is expected to operate at suitable levels at the 2034 design year,
with development traffic included, with a worst-case DOS 12.3% (less than 85.0%, operational capacity of
roundabout) and overall LOS A. The addition of the development traffic has no notable impact to key
operational metrics, with minor change to average intersection delay and queuing.

Based on this assessment, the proposed development is considered to have no adverse impact on the
operations of this roundabout.




Site: 3-7 Serenity Close, Noosa Heads – Proposed Resort Complex                                                                30
Reference: 22BRT022 RP01_1
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