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Essence of Peregian Beach Eppell Olsen Table 5.1 Traffic Generation Size or Adopted Traffic . Land Use : No. of Units Generation Rate Traffic Generation Stand-Alone Cabin 30 cabins 0.4 vph/unit 12 vph Hostel Units 132 units*** 0.4 vph/unit 53 vph Office 976sq.m 3.4 vph/100sq.m 33 vph Restaurant 316sq.m 5 vph/100sq.m- 16 vph Retail 636sq.m 12.3 vph/100sq.m 78 vph Total 192 vph ** based on independently lockable units. Based on the above, it is expected that the development will generate 192vph in the road network peak hour. 5.4 Traffic Distribution In distributing the proposed development traffic on the surrounding road network, the following splits have been adopted for the peak periods: . accommodation development: - 30% in/70% out during the AM peak period; - 70% in/30% out during the PM peak period. . commercial development: - 95% in/5% out during the AM peak period; - 10% in/90% out during the PM peak period. In addition to the above, the following directional distribution has been assumed: . north to/from Noosa Heads: 60%; . south to/from Coolum: 40%. 5.5 Summary of Development Traffic Generation Based on the assumption listed above, the resultant anticipated development traffic volumes are presented on Figure 5.2. ’ The post development traffic flows anticipated at 2008 and 2018 are shown on Figure 5.3 and Figure 5.4, respectively. These volumes have been used for the purposes of assessing the traffic impacts. . CE005616 290607 dz/bwits 16
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