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                                                                                                          10 October 2023
                                                                                              SLR Project No.: 620.V30926
Stockwell Development Group Pty Ltd                                           SLR Ref No.: 620.30926-R01-v1.0 Noosa Civic
Noosa Civic Shopping Centre                                                              Stage 2 Retail TIA 20231010.docx


traffic generated by Lot 3 was considered in conjunction with the existing and the proposed
development of Lot 1. The resulting trip rates for the total yield are presented in Table 15.

Figure 7          Shopping Centre Traffic Generation Decay Curve




Table 15 Calibrated Traffic Generation for Expansion GFA

                              Combined Weekday PM Peak                                Saturday Midday Peak
Location                      Yields m2   Trip Rate   Trips                    Trip     Trip Rate      Trips        Trip
                              (GFA)     (vph/100 m ) (vph) (1)
                                                    2                        Increase (vph/100 m2)    (vph) (1)   Increase
Lot 1 - Existing                31,670            4.98            1,577                   7.02         2,223
Lot 3 - Development             39,170            4.48            1,756        179        6.44         2,522        299
Lot 1 - Expansion               45,670            4.15            1,894        138        6.05         2,761        239
 1.       Interpolated from the Noosa Shopping Centre Adjusted Decay Curve


8.6.1.2          Retail (Shopping Centre) Use Drop-in Trips
When considering trips generated by the development, it is important to consider that not all
trips are new to the local road network. Traffic that already exists on the road network should
be discounted to account for the ‘drop-in’ component, which is detailed within Austroads Guide
to Traffic Management Part 12, as follows:
            Diverted drop-in trips: A linked trip from an origin to a destination that has made a
             significant network diversion to use the new development.; and
            Undiverted drop-in trips: A linked trip from an origin to a destination that previously
             passed the development site. It is also referred to as a pass-by trip and the new
             development is an intermediate stop on a trip that is made from an origin to a
             destination.



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