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Ttm Group Peregian Beach Assessment
Attached to the e-mail MCU16/0044 & REC16/0009 - PM Submission Object - Peregian Beach Business Association Inc..
new open space is predicted to generate some parking demand for recreational uses, however, this demand
is difficult to quantify and has not been included in this assessment. Consequent parking demands and
occupancy rates are shown in Table 2. It is noted that the parking demands from the office and café is expected
to reduce to 10 parking spaces on weekends. The base parking demands/supply include the grassed verge on
Rufous Street.
Table 2: Estimated Parking Demands and Parking Occupancy, With Development
Time Started Staqe 2 %
increased demand of 46 spaces Occupancy
increased supply of 47 spaces
INVENTORY 349
9.00 am 282 80.8%
10:00 283 81.1%
11:00 288 82.5%
12:00 277 79.4%
13:00 240 68.8%
14:00 235 67.3%
15:00 211 60.5%
16:00 224 64.2%
17:00 150 43.0%
Max 288 82.5%
11.00 am 197 56.4%
12:00 225 64.5%
13:00 267 76.5%
14:00 296 84.8%
15:00 299 85.7%
16:00 290 83.1%
17:00 218 62.5%
Max 299 85.7%
As shown in Table 2, the car park occupancy rate is expected to increase from 80.7% to 82.5% in the Thursday
peak. This is considered reasonable as the increase in parking supply is almost fully matched by the increase
in parking demands.
On the Sunday however, the occupancy rate decreases from 96.3% to 85.7%. This is due to the limited increase
in parking demands on a Sunday compared to the increase in parking supply.
b. Parking Impact of the Rufous Street Precinct Master Plan
TTM have reviewed the impact of the Rufous Street Precinct Master Plan with respect to changes to parking
supply in this plan. As the parking area in Item 4 of the Rufous Street Precinct Master Plan is subject to DNR
approval, TTM have estimated occupancy rates with and without this item. The estimated parking demands
are shown in Table 2, however parking demands from the unsigned grassed verge on Rufous Street included
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