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MCU17/0005 - IDAS Application - 113 Marara St Cooroy
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Contents
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3
2. INTRODUCTION & SITE DESCRIPTION 4
3. NOISE SURVEY INSTRUMENTATION 6
4. EXISTING NOISE ENVIRONMENT 7
4.1 Envi ronmcntaJ Monitoring Conditions 9
5. NO ISE CRITER IA 10
5.1 Noosa Council Critcria 10
52 Environmcntal Protection (Noise) Policy 2008 10
53 Conlrolli ng Background Creep 1I
5.4 Projcct Specific Noise Criteria 1I
6. NOrSE IMPACT ASSESSMENT 12
6.1 Noise Sources ' " 12
62 Noise Modell iog Results 14
7. NOISE IMPACT STATEM ENT 16
APPENDIX A - GLOSSARY OF ACOUSTIC TERMS 17
DISCLAIMER
This Report hy Alpha Acoustics Ply Ltd is prepared for a particular Client and is based on the agreed objcclivc. scope. conditions and
limitations as may be stated in the Executive summary. The Report presents only the information that Alpha Acoustics Ply Ltd
believes, in its professional opinion, is relevant and necessary to describe the issues involved. The Report should not he used for
anything other than the intended purpose and should not be reproduced, presented or reviewed except in full. The intellectual
property of this Report remains with Alpha Acoustics Ply Ltd. The Client is authorised, upon payment to Alpha Acoustics Ply Ltd of
Ihe agreed Report preparation fcc, to provide this Report in full to any third party.
Recommendations made in this report are intended to fC.'mlveacoustical problems only. We make no claim of expertise in other areas
and draw your attention to the possibility that our recommendations may nol meet the structural, fire, thennal, or other aspects of
building construclion
We encourage clients to check with us before using materials or equipment that are alternative to those specified in our Acoustical
Report.
The integrity of acoustic structures is very dependent on installation techniques. For example, a small crack between the top of a wall
and a ceiling can reduce the effective sound transmission loss of a wall from R", 50 to Rw40. Therefore the use of contractors that are
experienced in acoustic construction is encouraged. Furthermore, two insulation produCl'i may have the same thermal R rating but the
sound absorption of one may be entirely deficient, therefore the usc of materials and equipment that arc supported by acoustic
laboI"'dtorytest data is encouI"'dged.
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