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6.12 TURRAMURRA GILROY LANE CAR PARK
Figure 6.12-1:
Turramurra Gilroy Lane Car Park.
Strategy to cater for parking needs during redevelopment of the
Turramurra Avenue/Gilroy Lane car park
Redevelopment of the Council car park off Gilroy Lane will make the car
park unavailable to customers of the surrounding shops/offices. Also,
access along Gilroy Lane may be impacted, which suggests opening of
the new road between Turramurra Avenue and Gilroy Road should be
considered with the redevelopment of this site. The typical peak weekday
occupancy rate of the Turramurra Avenue/Gilroy Lane car park is 86%.
Complete redevelopment of Turramurra Avenue/Gilroy Lane car
park in isolation
Impact to parking
In the precincts north of Pacific Highway and east of Rohini Street,
approximately 7,861sqm of retail space, 2,922sqm of commercial space,
and the Turramurra Uniting Church would be the primary drivers for
parking demand while redevelopment occurs. This would result in the
need for approximately 220 short term spaces during the peak.
Strategy
During redevelopment of the site, it is estimated that the following short
term parking spaces would be available:
• 36 spaces in Rohini Street, as existing on-street parking;
• 18 spaces in Eastern Road (between Rohini Street and King Street),
as existing on-street parking;
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Ku-ring-gai Town Centres Parking Management Plan 2010