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RFI - Attachment 6 - Response from HTE · MCU23/0096

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 Noosa Council Information Request     Response
                                       The pool training Squad times are 5am –
                                       7am, 3.30pm – 6pm. Learn to swim
                                       operates from 5am to 12pm Mon – Sat.
                                       Attendance for learn to swim is generally
                                       12-14 students. The gym operates
                                       between 6am – 10am and 3pm – 7pm with
                                       approximately 12 patrons.
                                       The operating hours for the Church are
                                       8.30am to 10.30am Sunday and occur
                                       outside school times.

                                       The parking and traffic surveys were
                                       undertaken during normal operating hours
                                       and considered all users and therefore all
                                       gym and pool trips and parking demand
                                       has been captured in the data collection
                                       and traffic analysis.

                                       The AM peak demand for the site was 196
                                       spaces and PM peak demand was 242
                                       spaces. (This included parking demand
                                       generated from the gym and pool). The
                                       Master Plan proposes 298 spaces. This
                                       demonstrates there is up to 100 spaces
                                       available in the AM peak and 56 available
                                       in the PM peak to accommodate any
                                       unexpected changes in the parking demand
                                       at the school. In summary there is ample
                                       parking to accommodate all uses on the
                                       site and any fluctuations in demand.
                                       Please refer to the updated parking
                                       requirement in Attachment 2.

 Item 7
 Provide a full set of amended plans   A Traffic Report was undertaken in March
 including the one-way internal        2023 which demonstrated there was no
 vehicular link from the new staff      need for an internal link. The provision for
 carpark to the Goodchap               a link is not practical nor can be
 Street/Eumundi Noosa Rd               accommodated due to building constraints
 roundabout exit as                    and adjacent property boundary
 detailed in the approved plans for    constraints as shown in the aerial image
 MCU20/0072, included in Figure 1      below. There is also no demonstrated
 below.                                need for the link. Providing a link
                                       potentially impedes the safety of College


Hayes Traffic Engineering                                             ABN 98 615 073 565
19915 GSLC RFI                                                               Page 2 of 7

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