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6.5 LINDFIELD WOODFORD LANE CAR PARK<br />
(continued)<br />
In order to cater for the 34 space shortfall, the following temporary<br />
measures are proposed:<br />
• 6 spaces on the southern side of Beaconsfield Parade (between<br />
Pacific Highway and Drovers Way) reallocated from unrestricted<br />
parking to short term parking;<br />
• 10 spaces on the eastern side of Pacific Highway (south of railway<br />
underpass) reallocated from unrestricted parking to short term<br />
parking. Note these would be available after 10am due to Clearway<br />
restrictions on Pacific Highway; and<br />
• 18 spaces reallocated from unrestricted parking to short term<br />
parking, distributed between Bent Street and Balfour Street. This is<br />
likely to occupy 4-5 car spaces on each side of these roads.<br />
The above measures are likely to result in reduced long term parking<br />
impacts than if the car park was developed in isolation. Given the current<br />
peak occupancy rates of the existing car park (54%), consideration could<br />
be given to reducing the amount of unrestricted parking that is proposed<br />
to be reallocated.<br />
To accommodate the 40 unrestricted spaces currently on the site,<br />
it would be desirable to prioritise construction of the new road to<br />
the south-west of the site. Within this new road, it is possible to<br />
accommodate at least 15 on-street parking spaces, and if extended to<br />
connect to Bent Street, could accommodate up to 28 spaces. This would<br />
address a reasonable portion of the 40 spaces, although competition with<br />
commuters may limit employee parking opportunities.<br />
See plan in Appendix 5 for details on this option.<br />
<strong>Ku</strong>-<strong>ring</strong>-<strong>gai</strong> Town Centres Parking Management Plan 2010<br />
6<br />
TEMPORARY IMPACTS MANAGEMENT<br />
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