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The existing ambient results include values for the LA011, LA102, LAeq3, LAmax4 and LA90S averages for
each of the day, evening and night periods.
Table 1: Existing ambient noise levels for Logger 1 (Free-Field)
Average6 Noise Levels
Time of Day L,.Ol LAi0 LA90 LAeq LAmax
:
(dBA) (dBA) (dBA) (dBA) (dBA)
Day (7am-6pm) 62 57 48 55 69
Evening (6pm-10pm) 59 55 48 53 65
Night (10pm-7am) 56 52 47 52 62
Table 2: Existing ambient noise levels for Logger 2 (Free-Field)
Average Noise Levels
Time of Day L,.Ol LAi0 LA90 LAeq LAmaX’
(dBA) (dBA) (dBA) (dBA) (dBA)
Day (7am-6pm) 72 69 52 65 78
Evening (6pm-10pm) 70 64 45 60 75
Night (lOpm-7am) 67 56 45 58 74
From observations made during separate site visits in the day-time, the noise levels at the logger
locations were influenced by:
. Surf noise from Peregian Beach (dominant noise source during the day time and evening
time);
. Domestic noise from the surrounding residences, traffic noise and commercial activity
noise in the area; and
. Occasional light aircraft flyovers.
Based on the noise logger results in Figure 7 to Figure 12 and analysis of the data, it was concluded that
background noise was mostly dominated by surf noise. There were instances during the logging when surf
noise levels were lower. It can be seen in Table 1 and
Table 2 that the lowest background levels measured between the two measurement locations
were 48dBA during the day, 4SdBA in the evening and 4SdBA at night. These levels included a
component of surf noise and using these values as design parameters for future plant and
equipment may result in noise issues at the residences. In this instance, a slightly lower
background level than measured is recommended (SdBA less).
The recommended noise level (LA90) for future plant would be:-
t
LAOt is the A-weighted sound pressure level exceeded for 1% of the time.
2
LAtO is the A-weighted sound pressure level exceeded for 10% of the time.
3
LAeq is the equivalent or energy-averaged A-weighted sound pressure level.
4
~m.x is the average of the maximum A-weighted sound pressure levels occurring within the consecutive 15 minute
samples.
5
LA90 is the A-weighted sound pressure level exceeded for 90% of the time.
6
Averages are presented as the arithmetic means of the measured parameters over consecutive 15 minute intervals
throughout each period of the day, evening and night, apart from LAeq data which is calculated as a logarithmic
average and ~90, which is the average of the data set below the median in accordance with instructions from the
QLD EPA.
@ Renzo Tonin Ron Rumble Proposed Shopping Centre, Rufous Street, Peregian
Noise Impact Assessment
Q9554-01F02 (Rev 3) Peregian Shopping Centre.doc Multi Span Australia Group pty Ltd
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