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2020-21 Level of Service Catalogue
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KEY SERVICE METRICS
Measure Metric Benchmark Comparison
• Free Holiday Bus Program In development
- Percentage increase in patrons from previous years. 41%
• Walk-and-Ride (Schools) Program
- Percentage increase in patrons from previous years. Under development in
- Percentage change in parent car parking demand conjunction with
Transport Strategy
• Road safety improvements:
- “Before” and “after” crash statistics, measured over Under development in
several years conjunction with
Transport Strategy
• Road congestion / capacity measures:
- “Before” and “after” traffic counts, with on-going Under development in
monitoring over several years. conjunction with
- “Before” and “after” Degrees of Saturation (DoS), with Transport Strategy
acceptable levels during Non-Holiday and (Holiday)
periods:
o Stop/Give Way – DoS 0.70 (DoS 0.80)
o Roundabout – DoS 0.70 (DoS 0.85)
o Signalised Intersection – DoS 0.70 (DoS 0.90)
- Percentage of intersections exceeding acceptable
degrees of saturation
PERFORMANCE MEASURE
Service Indicator Performance Measure Methodology
Traffic Management Satisfaction Noosa community satisfaction Community satisfaction mean
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mean rating score compared to performance rating from the LGAQ
the State mean rating score Community Satisfaction Tracking
(out of optimum rating of 5). Survey for Provincial areas for:
NSC mean State mean Theme: Basic Services & Infrastructure
rating (2019) rating (2017) Function: Traffic Management
3.40 3.45
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Refer to Asset Responsibility Matrix for specific areas of responsibility
2
Maintenance and installation of Counters managed by Asset Management. Some permanent counters have not
operated properly since 2014 limiting data collection capabilities and these are in the process of being reviewed.
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Currently no arrangements in place to recover costs associated with traffic engineering staff undertaking these
assessments on behalf of Property Branch. Arrangements need reviewing to ensure equitable.
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Traffic Management covers a broad area within Noosa Council, from general customer requests to road safety
investigations, to heavy vehicle permits, to travel behavior change programs – there can be significant variation in
satisfaction levels. As an example, a customer requests for infrastructure may be unsupported if it is dangerous or
unsuitable for the wider community, yet this decision may result in a dissatisfied customer. Whilst there are few other
measurements that can be used, caution should be used when analyzing satisfaction levels as a measure of
performance of traffic management issues.
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