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Attachment F - Carparking Evaluation -Noosa Carparking Study - McGagney report
Noosa Council
Noosa Carparking Study 2017 - 2032
Final Report
Table E-4: Parking Demand Management Options for Noosa Centres
Parking Demand Management Options
Study Area Priced
Time Limits Overflow
Directional
Additional
/ Priority Car-share Travel Plans parking Park N' Ride Parking
parking signs
Controls plans Supply
Cooran
Cooroy
Hastings Street
Noosa Junction
Noosaville
Peregian Beach
Pomona
Sunshine Beach
Tewantin
The above parking demand management options were further distilled into specific recommendations for the
centres. These are summarised below:
Opportunities to provide additional parking supply were identified in the Noosa Junction study area, with
the site adjacent to the TransLink bus station identified as the preferred option. Additional Noosa Junction
parking (either two-level or three-level), could be used to supplement Hastings Street parking supply during
periods of peak temporal parking demand (i.e. weekend beach trips) through the provision of a dedicated
shuttle services between Noosa Junction parking and Hastings Street.
The implementation of priced parking in the shorter term is considered an appropriate intervention for the
Hastings Street study area, given the constraints on additional parking within the study area and the high
level of current and future estimated utilisation of existing parking supply. Complementary to this, it is also
recommended that real-time information on parking availability and directional signage be implemented
before Hastings Street (eastern roundabout intersection) to alert drivers to a parking availability (or lack
thereof) at the Noosa Woods carpark, reducing overall traffic circulation through Hastings Street.
Directional signage can be used to guide drivers, particularly visitors who may be unfamiliar with the area,
to nearby alternative parking areas – particularly at Noosaville, Noosa Junction and Peregian Beach. While
directional signage is not expected to significantly impact upon parking demand for centres, it would
improve relative parking utilisation across the study area.
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