Noosa VMU RFI Response Lodged 23.11.23 · MCU23/0078

             its use as a cinema. This design is conducted during detailed design stage. That design will
             ensure that both external noise intrusion and internal noise emissions to/from the cinema are
             adequately attenuated. Additionally, the cinema is no longer adjacent / close to onsite
             residential receivers.

        h) The proposed operating hours for each use are now predominantly in accordance with the
           planning scheme code acceptable outcomes (Section 3.1)

        i)   These uses are no longer adjacent to onsite residential receivers. - See item (g) above
        The updated Environment Noise Assessment concludes that compliance with the noise criteria set
        out in the Noosa Plan 2020, the Environmental Protection (Noise) Policy and the Queensland
        Development Code Part MP4.4 – ‘Buildings in a Transport Noise Corridor’ will be achieved on the
        basis that the following management strategies will be implemented:


 Light – Information Request

 Information Required:

 The applicant is requested to provide a Lighting Impact Assessment report prepared by a suitably qualified
 consultant which provides a lighting design for the development, primarily with respect to outdoor lighting and
 signage. An assessment of the lighting impacts in respect of AS4282:2019 on surrounding land uses and an
 assessment of potential lighting impacts/disturbance upon fauna is to be provided having regard to the Planning
 Scheme requirements.
Response:
An outdoor lighting and signage design has been prepared for the proposed development, and a lighting
impact assessment has been carried out of this design. Refer to the attached Lighting Impact
Assessment.
The Light Impact Assessment quantifies the possible adverse effects from the proposed lighting system at
night to road users, on aircraft and on the surrounding environment in accordance with procedures
outlined in AS/NZS4282-2019 Control of the Obtrusive Effects of Outdoor Lighting.
The analysis of the site performance of the external and signage lighting concludes that the vertical
illumination levels, threshold increment, sky glow upward light ratio, luminous intensity and signage are
compliant with all relevant standards so that the obtrusive effects of the proposal’s outdoor lighting and
signage on the surrounding environment will be effectively controlled.


 Air quality/odour – Information Request

 Information Required:

 Provide a technical assessment prepared by a suitably qualified consultant of potential air quality/odour impacts
 of the development (including food and drink outlet cooking activities) upon sensitive receivers, specifically the
 proposed on-site residential uses. The study should identify necessary design measures for cooking exhaust
 systems to ensure that acceptable air quality/odour is achieved at the proposed on-site residential uses.
Response:
A qualitative assessment of potential air quality/odour impacts of the development upon sensitive
receivers has been prepared. Refer to the attached Air Quality/ Odour Assessment prepared by Trinity
Consultants Australia.
The Air Quality/Odour Assessment confirms that:


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