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CJ Gardno
Essence of Peregian Beach Eppell Olsen

 

An assessment of the anticipated swept path for above turning movements have been
conducted using AutoTURN, which is an AutoCAD based design tool. The result of the swept
path assessment is shown at Appendix B. This assessment shows that:

. minor amendments to the central feature island are required to accommodate
access by a 12.5m rigid vehicle, as required by Council, which are shown at
Appendix C;

. given that a 12.5m rigid vehicle and an 8.8m HRV are able to traverse the porte
cochere, access by an 8.0m mini-bus is possible;

. the loading bay for the commercial building will operate as a parking bay, as it is
not appropriate for vehicles to reverse into this location;

. the use of contrasting pavement at the entry to the refuse area would better define
the through traffic route in this area.

4.4 Bicycles

The subject site is well connected for bicycles, being adjacent to the north-south route of
Noosa’s bikeway network on David Low Way. This is an on-road route which connects the
Peregian Beach Village and north Noosa.

The Noosa Planning Scheme sets out the minimum number of bicycle parking spaces
required for new developments. This includes a requirement for commercial business of:

. office: 1 space per 50sq.m or part thereof of GFA;
. retail: 1 space per 100sq.m or part thereof of GFA;
. dining business: 1 space per 50sq.m or_part thereof of GFA.

This equates to a requirement for 32 bicycle parking spaces. The site plans currently include
22 bicycle spaces within the basement. The 10 remaining spaces could be U-racks installed
at ground level in front of the retail. In addition, end-of-trip cycle facilities should be provided
as follows:

. one locker per two bicycle parking spaces;
. one shower cubicle with ancillary change rooms per 10 bicycle spaces or part
thereof.

This equates to 15 lockers and three shower cubicles with ancillary change rooms. It is
expected that these could be accommodated within development.

The Noosa Planning Scheme does not have a bicycle requirement for visitor accommodation.
The basement has been designed with 18 bicycle racks where guests can store their bicycles.

 

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