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Engineering Roads Report (Traffic)
Noosa Fair and Bowls Club Redevelopment
© 2013 - TTM Consulting Pty Ltd Reference No: 12SCT0068
Table 7.4: Pinaroo Way Characteristics
Section / Characteristic Provision Suitable
EW and NS / Pedestrian Route EW – Pedestrian Path on both
sides
Yes
NS – Pedestrian path on eastern
side
EW and NS / Bicycle Activity Pinaroo Way designed for low
Yes
Zone traffic speeds
EW and NS / Low Speed
Designed for 40kph Yes
Environment
EW / Medium and Short Term On-street parking provided, can
Yes
Parking be short or medium term
NS / Medium Term Parking On-street parking provided,
Yes
ideal for medium term parking
EW / Bus Stop Bus stop provided near Lanyana
Yes
Way
NS / One way Yes – This section can safely
accommodate two way traffic
Designed for two way traffic
flow as can the intersection with
Noosa Drive
As shown in Table 7.4, the design of Pinaroo Way generally provides all aspects identified in
masterplan report as is therefore to be in accordance with Council design for this road.
7.5 Conclusions
It is reiterated that this is a conservative analysis only to obtain an understanding of the capacity
of the existing and changed intersections. The analysis does not remove trips from any
intersections, take into account shared use (and potential reduced traffic generation on the
whole) and uses a 3% growth rate which is considered conservative. The Sidra outputs should not
be used for any purpose other than confirming that all intersections will perform suitably with full
development.
The outcome of this analysis is that there is ample spare capacity at all intersections in all cases.
Therefore the development will have no significant impact on the operation of these intersections
and is not predicted to have significant adverse impacts on the wider road network.
Pinaroo Way is designed generally in accordance with the masterplan report for the Noosa
Junction Placemaking Strategy area and is therefore considered suitable.
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