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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
Efficiency Effectiveness
Parking
Key features Potential benefits Potential risks Short- Long-
Strategy Benefits Costs Value
term term
Help to address issues affecting how Encourages a travel behaviour Must be supported by AT and PT
people choose to travel, such as change towards more sustainable infrastructure / service improvements,
company cars and free parking in transport ineffective in isolation
Green Travel commercial environments More effective in conjunction with priced
Low Low Average Average Average
Plans Catalyst for implementation of parking to allow commuters to accurately
improved AT & PT services (i.e. end- gauge parking costs
of-trip facilities, personalised travel
plans, PT passes, parking cash-out)
The provision of parking at public If used in conjunction with PT, can Requires direct, frequent, and fast PT service
transport stops and stations supplement constrained parking at between the Park N' Ride location and the
Encourages people living in areas high-demand locations destination
Park N' Ride outside a walkable or cycle-able PT / Additional cost for supporting PT services
Low High Low High Average
(permanent) parking station catchment to drive Requires abundant land.
to a nearby station and complete Requires a major concentrated commuter
the remainder of their trip on public destination with parking costs and/or
transport significant congestion
The temporary provision of or Manages risks associated with high Requires good connectivity between the
reallocation of parking to meet peak temporal peak demand (i.e. beach spillover location and the destination
Park N' Ride temporal demand markets, weekend tourists) Additional cost for supporting PT services
(temporal Supported by peak only Average Low Average High Low
peaks only) (government or private sector
funded) public transport services or
by AT infrastructure
The provision of additional parking Can be used to target specific user Requires abundant land at a low price to be
supply to meet existing / future groups (i.e. visitors) through pricing financial viable
Additional excess parking demand incentives and priority controls Reduces amenity in the pedestrian
Parking Reduces congestion and circulation environment / car accessibility Average High Low High Low
Supply time by vehicles looking for a car-park Requires supporting road infrastructure to
cater for increased vehicle traffic
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