MCU13_0092_-_Resident_objection_Armistead · MCU13/0092

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      Noise Impact
     In terms of the Councils requirement of the developer in its letter on the 18th June, 2013 with regards to
      noise,

      “The car parking areas increased traffic in the local street, loading bay service area
      and operation of commercial plant and equipment (after hours deliveries, air
      conditioning and refrigeration units, waste collection and vehicle noise), has the
      potential to denigrate the amenity of the adjacent properties to the north west and
      east of the site. A noise impact assessment is required addressing the potential
      noise impacts that may be generated by the use. Where potential impacts are
      identified, which can be viably controlled, the assessment should provide
      recommendations for noise amelioration. This assessment is to be prepared by a
      suitably qualified person and in accordance with the, Environmental Protection
      (Noise) Policy 2008, and relevant Australian Standards, e.g. AS1055 series.”

     I believe that my property will be negatively impacted by noise as a direct impact of the proposed
      development and as such should have had a noise impact assessment conducted specifically on 243
      David Low Way. The proposed development extends to the back corner boundary of my property. The
      Noise Impact Assessment, in my opinion, did not evaluate noise in this area of the development. See the
      photo below….taken from the Noise Impact Assessment document, I have overlayed my property
      location on the photo and the available site plan




                                                                         243 David Low Way.




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