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Ventilation
8. All internal use areas of the accommodation use including hotel suites, common areas, office,
dining, bar and lobby areas shall be fully air-conditioned, allowing external façade elements
(doors and windows) to be closed if required. Fresh air makeup to the air conditioning
systems must be drawn from roof level locations located as far as practical from the Noosa
Wastewater Treatment Plant.
9. Activated carbon filtration must be installed on all fresh air makeup locations of the air
conditioning systems and must be regularly maintained to manufacturer specifications.
Outdoor Use Areas – swimming pools and tennis courts
10. Use by guests and visitors of the tennis courts, is limited to the following time periods:
i. 7am to 6pm: Four courts
ii. 6pm to 9pm: Two courts only
iii. 9pm to 6am: No usage of tennis courts
11. Use by guests and visitors of the swimming pools is limited to the time period 6am to 9pm
only.
Acoustic
12. An updated acoustic report must be submitted to Council prior to the issue of an Operational
Works approval. The amended acoustic report must include recommendations to address
the impact on residential amenity attributed to vacuum truck operations on the site and
provide acoustic mitigation measures to achieve compliance with the noise criteria proposed
in Section 6.2.4.1 of the Trinity Noise Impact Assessment Report dated 20 February 2025.
The recommendations of the acoustic report must be implemented prior to the
commencement of the approved uses.
Noise Limits
13. Noise generated by the development must not exceed the following criteria at any off-site
noise sensitive receptor:
Period Background Noise Overall Noise Limits Design Component
Level L90 dBA Leq,adj,T dBA Noise Limits Leq,adj,T
dBA
Day 36 41 39
(7am to 6pm)
Evening 31 36 34
(6pm to 10pm)
Night 28 31 28
(10pm to 7am)
14. Real Time Odour Monitoring
(a) Monitoring Equipment Intent
Install and maintain a real time odour monitoring system which continuously samples odour
on the resort site and provides real time updates to resort management of odour
concentrations. The monitoring system must monitor relevant odour indicators (such as
Hydrogen Sulphide) and provide real time alerts via email/SMS to resort management when
trigger levels are reached/exceeded. The monitoring system must include an on-site weather
station with real time output for comparison to odour results to identify potential odour source
location.
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