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2016-04-19 P&E Committee - Item 1, Attachment 2 - Air Quality Assessment Report
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2 Assessment Criteria
The Noosa Council Planning Scheme does not specify criteria for air quality impact assessments.
Therefore, as requested by Noosa Council, reference has been made to criteria for compounds
associated with service station emissions as presented in the Environmental Protection (Air) Policy
2008 and the Brisbane City Council Service Station Code (2014) and Odour Impact Assessment for
Developments Guideline (Department of Environment and Heritage Protection 2004). Table 2.1
summarises the criteria adopted for the target compounds considered in the air quality assessment.
Table 2.1: Adopted Air Quality Criteria (g/m3)
Air Quality
Averaging
Compound Criteria Outcome Source
Period
g/m3
1100 30 Minutes Protecting aesthetic environment
Toluene 4100 24 Hour Health and well being EPP (Air) 2008
410 Annual Health and well being
1200 24-hour Health and well being
Xylene EPP (Air) 2008
950 Annual Health and well being
Benzene 10 Annual Health and well being EPP (Air) 2008
Cyclohexane 19,000 1 Hour Health and well being BCC 2014
n-Hexane 3,200 1 Hour Health and well being BCC 2014
Ethylbenzene 8,000 1 Hour Health and well being BCC 2014
75 30 Minutes Protecting aesthetic environment
Styrene EPP (Air) 2008
280 7 days Health and wellbeing
0.5 OU for tall
stacks
1 hour, 99.5th
Odour Odour EHP 2004
2.5 OU for ground percentile
level and wake-
affected plumes
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