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HRP17306.L02.002 Irr
Attached to the e-mail MCU17/0555 - Information Request Response - 28 Eenie Creek Rd Noosaville.
Information Required
2) Detail of noise generating equipment to be used in conjunction with the gym and how the use of
this equipment is to be managed to prevent nuisance to the amenity of the area. (e.g. amplified
music and instructors with microphones).
RESPONSE
The only proposed potential noise generating equipment is the use of amplified music as part of the operation
of the gym, as the trainers do not use amplified headsets. Several noise mitigation measures are proposed to
ensure any potential impact is alleviated.
A DB meter will be in use to monitor and restrict noise levels. Amps which reduce the bass in the music will
also be used. These speakers will be directional and orientated away from sensitive uses and adjoining
tenancies. Further to this, it is proposed that the dividing wall between the proposed gym tenancy and the
adjoining tenancy will be soundproofed.
The location of the tenancy within the Noosa Civic emporium precinct was also chosen for its appropriateness
for this use. The tenancy shares a common wall with one (1) other tenancy, with no tenancies located above
or below the proposed tenancy, and no tenancies adjoining the site to the north, west or south. Sensitive land
uses are located over 100 metres away, as seen in the image below.
Distance from location of proposed gym tenancy to sensitive receivers.
Should the above information not satisfy Council’s query a condition can be included in the approval package
requiring compliance with noise regulations or alternatively require that, prior to commencement of use, an
acoustic certification is included as part of conditions compliance.
The information contained herein and attached provides a response to the matters raised in Council’s
information request.
On behalf of the Applicant, we request that Noosa Shire Council proceed with its assessment of the
development application.
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