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Noosa Council
Noosa Car Parking Study 2017 - 2032
Final Report
5.4 Parking Demand Management Areas for Specific Study Areas
Parking demand management measures evaluated above have also been considered for their applicability to specific study areas within Noosa, as shown in Table 5-4.
Table 5-4: Parking Demand Management Options for Study Areas
Parking Demand Management Options
Study Area
Observations around Current and Time
Study Area Planning Current Parking Environment Priced Limits / Travel
Overflow
Park N' Directional
Additional
Predicted Future Parking Demand Car-share parking Parking
Classification parking Priority Plans Ride* signs
plans Supply
Controls
Cooran Village Mix
The majority of parking within the study
area is designated as unrestricted parking,
with some restricted parking out the front
Currently at 22% utilisation. No non-peak
parking pressure up to 2031.
of local businesses.
Cooroy Business Centre
The majority of parking within the study
area is designated as 2-hour parking, with
some 1/4hr parking outside businesses
Currently at 71% utilisation. No parking
pressure up to 2031. Weekend markets
provide sharp temporal spikes in parking
and unrestricted parking on side-streets. demand
Currently at 93% utilisation. Current parking
The majority of parking within the study supply fully utilised by 2026. Between 66-147
Hastings
Street
Business Centre
area is designated as restricted 2hr
parking, with some unrestricted parking
along Noosa Parade.
additional carparks required by 2031 (to
achieve 85% - 100% utilisation). Beachgoers
provide sharp temporal peaks in parking
demand.
Currently at 69% utilisation. Combined parking
supply fully utilised by 2031. Between 0-41
additional carparks required by 2031 (to
The majority of parking within the study achieve 85% - 100% utilisation).
Noosa
Junction
Visitor Mixed Use
area is designated as 2hr parking, with 1hr
and 1/4hr parking along Sunshine Beach Significant variation in parking utilisation
Road, and 3-4hr parking in the within the study area - Highly occupied along
Bottlebrush Avenue carpark. Bottlebrush Ave (>90%) & the 3-4hr carpark
(97%) but lower utilisation along Lanyana Way
and in adjacent carparks (<70%), and along
Sunshine Beach Road (~50%).
The majority of parking within the study
Noosaville Business Centre
area is designated as unrestricted parking,
with some 2hr restricted parking out the
Currently at 73% utilisation. Between 0- 5
additional carparks required by 2031 (to
front of local businesses along Thomas achieve 85% - 100% utilisation).
Street (Mary St - Gympie Terrace).
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