Planning Report

AO33.2
Public toilets:

         (a) are provided within the area of the market or are located within 250 metres of
             the market;
         (b) remain open and accessible for use during the market hours; and
         (c) are maintained in a clean, safe and tidy state.

AO34.1
The use of amplified music, megaphones, public address systems and noise generating plant and
equipment is avoided.


AO34.2
Noise generated by the market complies with the level of noise emissions prescribed under the
Environment Protection (Noise) Regulations 1997.


AO34.3
Any outdoor lighting associated with the market is designed, installed, operated and maintained in
accordance with AS4282 – The control of the Obtrusive Effects of outdoor Lighting.

AO34.4
Heavy vehicles or commercial vehicles are not arriving on or parked around site before 6:00am

AO34.5
Any temporary lighting is dismantled immediately on closure of the markets.


The proposal fully complies with the above Acceptable Outcomes and performance outcomes when
considering the following-
  •   the market:
  •   is located in Stan Topper Park which is zoned Recreation and Open Space;
  •   has greater than 50% of the stalls selling fresh food and produce, home made goods or
      activities conducted by not-for profit;
  •   is supported by local businesses;
  •   allows for local creative industries, food producers and the like to sell their produce/wares
      without the ‘middleman’;
  •   is a place where community gathers, and where many social activities occurs;
  •   benefits local businesses as people venture in from surrounding farms and the nearby rural
      residential areas to undertake other shopping and social activities during this time;
  •   public amenities are located within 250m of the markets being located in the north east corner
      of Stan Topper Park and are left clean and tidy with adequate toilet paper at the completion of
      the markets;
  •   Light entertainment is provided consistent with that expected at a country village market and
      complies with the Environment Protection (Noise) Regulation 1997;
  •   Very little lighting is required, however in the cooler months’ early mornings, some lighting
      maybe required for setup. The lighting, in accordance with the historical market permit issued
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