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Resonse to Amended Plans - John Cochrane
Attached to the e-mail Further submission from John Cochrane in response to amended plans - MCU21/0110.
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Appendix 1 Good moming John, Further to your questions at last Thursday’s Ordinary meeting regarding the management of waste associated with the proposed resort at Noosa Springs | confirm the following: 1. Where are bins to be located and what size are they? The total bins for wet and dry waste and their locations follow: | Waste type | Bin type Quantity _| Location Wet waste 240 ltr (i.e. wheelie) 1 Clubhouse 240 ltr 4 Hotel Dry Waste 240 itr 3 Clubhouse 440 Itr (i.e. mini skip) 2 Clubhouse 240 ltr 5 Hotel 2. How is waste transported to the bins? Itis proposed to transport waste from the hotel to the clubhouse loading dock by an electric tug towing a trailer (refer to attachment that has images of the vehicle and low trailer holding waste bins). The standard 240 litre nylon ‘wheelie’ bins are proposed to be used for the purpose of collection, transportation, and containment. 3. How is noise associated with waste transfer mitigated? Using an electric vehicle to transport waste between the hotel and clubhouse will not produce internal combustion engine noise. 4. Is aglass crusher proposed? Aglass crusher has not been proposed at this time. 5. Where do garbage trucks access the bins Garbage trucks will only collect waste from the existing clubhouse loading dock. Although the quantities of waste generated will be greater than current operations, the number of garbage truck movements to collect the waste is not expected to increase. Kind Regards Patrick Patrick Murphy Manager — Development Assessment Phone: 5329 6436 [email protected] | noosa.qid.gov.au we ae NOOSA
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