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               NOOSA COUNCIL IDAS Development Application Decision Notice                                                               3




                                                             Noosa Council Conditions
                                                             INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997, IDAS DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION


                        Environmental Health

               1.       Noise control measures to prevent noise nuisance to any residential premises are to be in accordance
                        with the following requirements -

                        1.1       General compliance with the Consultant’s Report, Craig Hill Acoustics dated April 2001.

                        1.2       Amplified music volume not to exceed a maximum sound pressure level of 100 dB(C) at anytime
                                  when measured at 3 metres from any speaker.

                        1.3       When amplified entertainment is provided with a volume greater than 85 dB(C) when measured at
                                  3 metres from any speaker, all windows and doors must be closed and patron access/egress only
                                  permitted via the sound lock.

                        1.4       Amplified entertainment provided on the outdoor area shall not exceed a volume greater than
                                  70dB(C) when measured at 3 metres from any speakers. Outdoor speakers must face towards the
                                  premises.

                        1.5       Upgrading of premises to include the following:

                                  1.5.1          Provision of a sound lock for access/egress of patrons.

                                  1.5.2          Stage area to be enclosed on three sides with speakers facing inwards.

                                  1.5.3          Provision of heavy curtains to all glazed walling.

                                  1.5.4          Provision of acoustic ceiling insulation.

                                  1.5.5          Provision of compression limiter to the sound system to enable identification of sound
                                                 pressure level and compliance with the requirements of condition 1.2.

                        1.6       Maintain Noise Management Plan as detailed in Consultant’s Report, Section 10.2, with Council’s
                                  Environmental Health Officers being permitted access to the logbook at anytime.

                        1.7       Provision of mechanical ventilation in accordance with the Building Code of Australia and any
                                  requirements of Council’s Building Services Manager, to meet the noise control measures of
                                  closing all doors and windows. Such mechanical ventilation must comply with Australian Standard
                                  1968.2 - 1991 and have a minimum outdoor air flow rate of 20 litres/second/person at the
                                  maximum permitted occupancy rate.
                        Land Use

               2.       Development undertaken in accordance with this approval must generally comply with the approved plans
                        of development. The approved plans are numbered sk01 prepared by Tony Purse Architect and dated Jan
                        2001 and as may be amended by these conditions.

               3.       The development must be undertaken and operated in a manner that causes no detrimental effect upon
                        the amenity of the neighbourhood by reason of the creation of excessive noise, lighting nuisance or other
                        emissions.

               4.       Access to the nightclub is to be available only from the ‘airlock’ door. All other external entry/egress
                        points are not to be used by patrons after 11pm to 3am.




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