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2020-21 Level of Service Catalogue
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Service Listing 2 of 3
Service Output TRAFFIC & TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT
Provision of an efficient and safe transport network, including facilities and
programs that support active transport and public transport.
Service Activity Public Transport Infrastructure & Related Programs
Activities include the provision and maintenance of transport facilities including bus
stations/stops, taxi ranks and shelters together with programs and initiatives to
provide services in non-public transport areas and special needs services for the
elderly, disabled, and carers.
Responsible Area 1 Department Branch
Infrastructure Services Infrastructure Planning, Design & Delivery
Civil Operations (Civil Works)
Property Branch (Bus station lease only)
Corporate Services
Cost Centres Transport Infrastructure Planning 2100
Sealed Roads 2001 (all bus shelters/bus stops)
Commercial Properties 1510 (Noosa Junction Transit Centre)
Transport Levy 2104 (Programs)
Management Civil Operations 2000
Works Operations Coordination 2021
Works Operations 2704
Key Statistics Service activities 2018/19 2017/18 2016/17
Bus Stations (Major Facilities)
(Noosa Junction Transit Centre) 1 1 1
Bus Stations (Intermediate Facilities)
(Noosa Pde / Noosa Dr Facility) 1 1 1
Bus Stop (Minor with Shelters) 160 126 120
Bus Stop (Minor without Shelters) 70 72 72
School Bus Stops with Shelters 60 66 66
Taxi Ranks (2 ranks have Shelters) 4 4 4
Flexilink Cab (Tewantin / Boreen Pt) trips 2,978 3,074 3061
Council Cabs trips 1,234 1,115 997
Legislative Bus services legislated by the State Government and administered by Translink to set bus
responsibility to routes, determine stop locations and define bus service frequency.
provide this service
State funding deeds for public transport infrastructure tie responsibilities to the Local
Government Act with Council as trustee of the road reserve and responsible for bus stop
facilities. 2
The Federal Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) 1992 and the Disability Standards for
Accessible Public Transport 2002 requires 90% of Public Transport Bus Stops to be DDA
compliant by 31 December 2017 and 100% compliant by 31 December 2022. Importantly
this requirement does not apply to School Bus Stops. As at February 2019 Noosa Council
had 168 compliant PT bus stations / stops (84%) and is on track to deliver the remaining
upgrades to 32 stops by 31 December 2022.
The State Government Passenger Transport Accessible Infrastructure Program
(PTAIP) administered by Translink enables Council’s to apply for 50/50 funding towards
the cost of upgrading existing facilities to meet disable access requirements.
Explanatory note:
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