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Information Response - Acoustics
Attached to the e-mail MCU21 0106 - Information Response - Acoustics- Indoor Sport and Recreation - 3 11 Gibson Road NOOSAVILLE.
Figure 6: Existing Noise Mitigation Measures.
Conclusion
Noise is a common cause of disputes. It is essential that noise is managed effectively and minimised as
much as possible particularly within suburban neighbourhoods. Noosa Shire Council is the regularity
authority for enforcing noise laws. In the first instance, Council encourages neighbours to contact the
perpetrator noise.
It is important to note that some noise does not necessarily constitute a noise nuisance under the local
laws.. Given the proposed business operational hours, noise mitigation techniques (proposed and
existing), it is unlikely the business will cause a nuisance to adjoining properties.
With the added benefit of:
• R2.5 insulation
o This insulation alone will reduce noise levels to a maximum of 51dB(A)
• Gyprock Soundcheck
o The plasterboard has improved sound transmission is utilised as a noise reduction
technique.
• Extensive, established vegetation buffer along the southern boundary
• 1.8m high fence along southern boundary
• Buildings orientated towards Gibson Road, away from sensitive land uses
It is considered that noise will be effectively attenuated. Council can provide reasonable and relevant
conditions to ensure compliance with the Australian Standards.
Urban Planners Queensland
(07) 3106 3221 | [email protected] | upqld.com.au
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