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  Noosa Fair and Bowls Club Redevelopment

© 2013 - TTM Consulting Pty Ltd                                                         Reference No: 12SCT0068



10. Public Transport, Pedestrian and Bicycle
    Facilities

10.1       Development Provision Review
It is anticipated that the public transport facilities located at the Noosa Heads Transit Centre
would adequately cater for the proposed development expansion. It is noted however that as the
Noosa Junction area grows, services may also have to increase to cater for higher public transport
demands. It is understood that Translink regularly monitor patronage at bus stations and would
increase the frequency of services if required. A stop for local buses is provided at the main
entrance to the Noosa Fair Shopping Centre.
The pedestrian and bicycle facilities are generally in accordance with the provisions of the Noosa
Junction Masterplan Report shown in Appendix A, with no accessibility issues identified.
It is understood that The Noosa Plan would refer to Austroads guidelines for bicycle storage
provision. The draft SCPS clearly identifies bicycle parking rates for each type of use. Table 10.1
shows the required Austroads and draft SCPS bicycle parking rates for the proposed development.

Table 10.1: Bicycle Parking & Storage Requirements

 Land Use                                Austroads rate and requirement        Draft SCPS and requirement

 Multiple Unit          Dwellings    -   1 / 3 flats – 9 x Class 1             1 / dwelling – 25
 Residents (26)

 Multiple Unit Dwellings - Visitors      1 / 12 flats – 3 x Class 3            1 / 4 dwellings – 7
 (26)
                2
 Hotel (1,115m )                         1 / 25m2 bar and 1 / 100m2            2 spaces / 100m2 – 22
                                         lounge / beer garden – 20 x
                                         Class 1 and 20 x Class 3
                    2
 Office (1,7250m )                       1 / 200m2 and 1 / 750m2 – 9 x         2 spaces / 100m2 – 29
                                         Class 1 and 3 x Class 3
                         2                                            2
 Liquor Store (1,180m )                  1 / 300m2 and 1 per 500m – 4 x        2 spaces / 100m2 – 23
                                         Class 1 and 3 x Class 3
                             2                                        2
 Shopping Centre (1,025m )               1 / 300m2 and 1 per 500m – 4 x        2 spaces / 100m2 – 20
                                         Class 1 and 2 x Class 3

 Total                                   46 x Class 1 and 31 x Class 3         126

The proposed shopping centre expansion supplies a total of 45 bicycle parking spaces for Stage 1
and 69 spaces for Stage 2. It is noted that this bicycle parking supply is less than required from
Table 10.1 however, from on-site observations of exiting use, should provide sufficient parking
and storage capacity.




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