MCU15/0095 & REC15/0022 PM Submission Object - Various - Petition Kelly Gerber

" '                   •     a 205m high fence along part of the boundary between the site and the GSLC
                            open air pool..



      30.    The proposed operation hours of the service station are stated as being 24 hours 7
             days a week.


      31.    There will be an estimated trip generation of 129 trips (entry and exit) in the peak
             hour'.

                 GSLC - adjoining land user


      32.    The site is currently             a vacant block and adjoins GSLC, an educational             facility of
             approximately 900 students from prep to year 12.


      33.    In particular, the site directly adjoins the GSLC14 metre outdoor toddler pool. The
             GSLC25 metre outdoor pool is next to the toddler pool. There is no fence or other
             solid structure between the boundary of the site and the toddler pool.                        The pool
             facility, apart from constant school use, is utilised all year round by Diamond Swim
             (GSLC'sSwim School). The pool facility is open for training and lor use from 5.30am to
             7.30pm and teaches babies from 8 weeks of age. The pool facility is also available for
             the public to hire.


      34.    The site also adjoins the GSLC music rooms and HPE Centre, which                                is used
             continuously        by the school.           The HPE Centre is also available for external hire,
             including       basketball,       netball,    indoor   soccer, volleyball,    badminton   and     major
             functions.       In addition, the EFM Health Club, Noosaville operates out of the upper
             floor of the HPECentre, which is open for use between the hours of Gam to 7.30pm.


      35.    The HPE Centre has a series of high level air intake louvers facing the site. (See
             photograph         below).        If the service station     proceeds and the       "vapour     wall"   is
             constructed, there is nothing to prevent the emissions going over the barrier and
             through the HPE Centre louvers and into the HPE Centre.                      Even though the vapours
             are heavier than air, if the wind is from the west or south west, it will blow the
             emissions towards the pool and HPE Centre.




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