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MCU23/0090.02 - APPLICATION FOR A MINOR CHANGE TO A DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL FOR MATERIAL CHANGE OF USE - HOTEL (EXTENSION TO EXISTING HOTEL) AND DBW23/0073.02 BUILDING WORK (DEMOLITION) AT 118 POINCIANA AVENUE AND 26 DIYAN STREET, TEWANTIN · ATTACHMENT 2 - (MCU23 0090.02 & DBW23 0073.02) - Coordinator Planning Report
PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 11 NOVEMBER 2025
Noise Conditions
The applicant proposes to amend several existing conditions relating to amplified and acoustic
sound to enable a live music performer to operate using a standalone PA system within the
northern beer garden.
The changes to the conditions ae supported by a revised Acoustic report prepared by Assured
Environmental. The applicant seeks to amend conditions as detailed in the table below:
Assessment of Request
Condition Approval Minor Change Request
22. Hours of operation Acoustic live music must not Remove reference to ‘Acoustic live
of beer gardens operate: music’ and replace with Amplified
After 9pm and before 10am
Sunday to Thursday
After 10pm and before 10am
Friday and Saturday
23 Acoustic Barriers 1.2 to 2.8 m high acoustic Removal of 1.2m high acoustic
barriers as per DMA barrier on eastern side of northern
Approved noise report beer garden, to reflect proposed
changes.
Include barriers to new play structure
elevated platforms.
26. Noise limits on live 70 dB(A) at 3m and all Increase level to 78 dB(A) at 3m from
performers in northern amplified music is to be 2 stand along PA speakers under
beer garden provided through a noise northern awning roof
limiting system.
Remove requirement for use of noise
limiting system for live performers
subject to compliance with a sound
level meter.
27. Amplified live music Amplified music must cease in Remove reference to Live music.
hours of operation in beer gardens at 7pm 7 days a
Remove limitation of hours of
beer gardens week
operation to reflect condition 22.
Allow amplified music to use
speakers.
28. Acoustic live music Noise level of 70 dB(A) at 3m Delete as acoustic live music
noise level terminology as noise levels will
control impacts
The request has been reviewed by Councils external Acoustic consultant who advised that the
revised noise report and changes to the approval conditions were generally acceptable in terms of
physical noise impact outcomes. Notably the request to remove the term ‘Acoustic Live Music’ was
considered appropriate as the regulatory noise criteria would be achieved whether the noise was
amplified or acoustic live.
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