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

                                                                                                      Noosa Council
                                                                                  Noosa Carparking Study 2017 - 2032
                                                                                                        Final Report


Medium-term
   Reduce the range between parking minimums and parking maximums, through consideration of observed
    parking supply demand by developers, and the impact of adjusted parking minimum requirements on
    utilisation of parking provisions in the region, best practise parking rate recommendations and the longer-
    term planning for parking management in Noosa Shire.


Long-term
   Implement parking maximums for key locations and development types in Noosa Shire, specifically Business
    Centre Zones, Neighbourhood Centre Zones or Village Mix Zones. Parking maximums will be determined
    through consideration of observed parking supply demand by developers, and the impact of adjusted
    parking minimum requirements on utilisation of parking provisions in the region, best practise parking rate
    recommendations and the longer-term planning for parking management in Noosa Shire.
   Implement transferable parking entitlements at locations where parking maximums have been implemented.


Parking Rate Benchmarking
Parking requirements detailed in the Noosa Plan (2006) were evaluated against other, similarly situated regional
councils in SEQ. These have been summarised in Figure E-1 and Figure E-2.

Figure E-1: Non-residential - Council Parking Benchmark




Figure E-2 Residential - Council Parking Benchmark (spaces / dwelling)




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