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Attachment F - Carparking Evaluation -Noosa Carparking Study - McGagney report

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                                                                                                              Noosa Council
                                                                                         Noosa Car Parking Study 2017 - 2032
                                                                                                                Final Report


As can be seen from Figure 3-23, and from aerial imagery, parking provisions are all at-grade, and generally on-
street.


3.9.2 Current Parking Utilisation
The current carparking supply, its associated parking management regime, and observed utilisation within the
Sunshine Beach study area is outlined in Table 3-11 and visually displayed in Figure 3-24:

Table 3-11: Parking Utilisation within the Sunshine Beach Study Area
                                                                                             Existing
                                 Zone                              Time Restrictions                          Utilisation
                                                                                        Carparking Supply

 Duke Street (Douglas Street - Henderson Street)                          2P                   17                65%

 Duke Street (Henderson Street - Bryan Street)                           ½ hr                  29               100%

 Bryan Street                                                        Unrestricted              6                100%

                                                                                Total          52                88%




Figure 3-24: Utilisation of Sunshine Beach Study Area Parking Supply




The parking utilisation based on the aerial imagery survey suggests that carparking within the Sunshine Beach
study area is currently on the higher end of the target utilisation range of 70% to 90%, with a carparking
utilisation rate of 88% overall. There is significant variation in parking utilisation within the study area, with Duke



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