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Entertainment activities code (Table 9.3.9.3)
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Compliance
All Entertainment Activities
Location
PO1 Complies
Entertainment activities are located in No acceptable outcome provided The function facility is located in the rural zone
a zone and on a site suitable for its where function facilities are a potentially
intended purpose, is accessible to its consistent use as they are not identified as
patrons and supported by adequate inconsistent. The site is readily accessible and
infrastructure and servicing. will be supported by rain water harvesting and
portable holding tanks for effluent disposal.
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Compliance
Effects of use
PO2 Complies
Entertainment activities are of a type, No acceptable outcome provided The proposal function facility is of a scale and
scale and intensity that is consistent intensity that is consistent with the zone,
with the zone, locality and character locality and character of the area. The
of the area in which it is located. proposal is located in rural area with suitable
separation from and not visible from adjoining
premises. An acoustic report has been
prepared which demonstrates that the use will
not negatively impact adjoining premises (refer
Appendix E.
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PO3 Complies
Entertainment activities contribute to No acceptable outcome provided The proposed facility will contribute to the local
the local economy and vibrancy of economy by providing local employment
the area in which it is located. opportunities and supporting local businesses
including catering, photographers, bus services
and floral design.
Nightclub entertainment facilities AO4.1 Not applicable
PO4 Nightclub entertainment facilities locate in
Nightclub entertainment facilities Hastings Street Mixed use precinct, Noosa
operate to avoid significant noise and Junction Hospitality precinct, or in the
distrubance impacts on the amenity Village mixed use or Retail precinct at
of the area and residential land uses. Noosa Business Centre.
AO4.2 Not applicable
Nightclub entertainment facilities operate
within an enclosed acoustically treated
environment and do not include the use of
outdoor areas for entertainment uses.
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Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Compliance
Building design and siting
PO5
Entertainment activities, including No acceptable outcome provided Complies - The proposed marquee structure,
any buildings, ancillary uses and car storage areas and car parking areas are
parking, are sited and designed to designed to ensure the safe and efficient
ensure the efficient and safe operation of the activity while also providing a
operation of the activity and safe environment for guests attending the site.
safe access for users.
Outdoor areas AO6
PO6 Outdoor areas and roof top bars used for Complies – The designated outdoor areas are
Outdoor areas including balconies, entertainment activities are located away suitably separated to ensure that they will not
rooftops or any other outdoor areas from residential land uses and are negatively impact on any nearby sensitive
used for entertainment activities are generally oriented towards the street. uses. An acoustic report has been prepared by
located, designed and operated to David Moore and Associates (refer to
avoid causing nuisance to adjoining Appendix E) which demonstrates that noise
or nearby uses. levels will be acceptable.
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Outdoor Dining associated with an
entertainment activity
PO7 AO7.1 Not applicable - no formal outdoor dining areas
Outdoor dining areas associated with Walls to outdoor dining areas are: are proposed. The outdoor decks / terraces will
an entertainment activity are typically be used for mingling with some
designed and located so that: 1. if facing a roadway or other canapes anticipated to be provided.
public area, transparent and
1. structures are don’t restrict airflow;
aesthetically pleasing and 2. separated from the floor and
in keeping with the any roof by a minimum vertical
existing character of the gap of 500 millimetres; and
area, including the 3. if detachable or collapsible, are
architecture of the only used during inclement
associated building; weather.
2. outdoor dining adds to the
streetscape without AO7.2 Not applicable
increasing Roof, walls or other structures do not
perceived building bulk; extend beyond the boundaries of the
3. temporary walls or roofs premises.
are stored when not in use
and secured at all times; AO7.3 Not applicable – as above, no formal outdoor
4. the use does not pose a Outdoor dining areas: dining areas are proposed. It is anticipated that
health and safety risk to non-slip surfaces will be provided and outdoor
patrons; 1. have a non-slip surface which is heating will be provided in the form of gas
5. adequate air movement is water resistant and not raised; heaters, if necessary. These matters could be
available; and and conditioned as part of any approval.
6. structures do not impede 2. where heating is provided must
the movement of not present a physical risk to
pedestrians or vehicles. diners or pose a fire risk to the
surrounding buildings and
structures (braziers are not
used).
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AO7.4 Not applicable – as above, no formal outdoor
Outdoor dining areas include soft dining areas are proposed. The proposed
landscaping integrated with the outdoor outdoor deck / terrace areas will be provided in
dining environment to create an ambient an open rural landscape setting which creates
atmosphere for diners. a unique atmosphere for guests.
Editor’s Note— Landscaping must be
undertaken in accordance with
the Landscaping Code Part 9 Section 4.5
Editor’s Note— Refer to Figure
6.4.4.4 for landscaping of outdoor eating
areas that integrate well with the
streetscape.
PO8 AO8 Not applicable – no roofs are proposed to be
Adequate clearways and head Roof structures over outdoor dining areas provided over the outdoor deck/ terraces.
clearances are provided to allow safe have a minimum clearance height of 2.1 Temporary shade devices may be provided in
movement of users of the premises. metres. the summer months if required.
PO9 AO9 Complies – windows from the marquee will
Entertainment activities enable Windows and main entrances are allow for casual surveillance over external
external areas to be visually positioned to allow for casual surveillance areas.
monitored. over external areas.
PO10 AO10
Communal, congregation and seating Communal open spaces, including Complies –the outdoor deck terrace areas are
areas are located where they can be congregation and seating areas are in the sited to allow casual surveillance from the
monitored. line of sight of windows, doors and/or indoor marquee.
balconies of buildings or seen from a street
or other public space.
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Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Compliance
Amenity and Safety
Operation Management Plan
PO11 AO11 Complies – In support of the application an
Entertainment activities are located, An Operation Management plan is Operational management plan (refer to
designed and operated to avoid provided outlining how the entertainment Appendix D) has been prepared which outlines
significant adverse impacts activity will minimise potential adverse how the events will be appropriately managed
associated with noise, privacy, impacts including: in regard to matters including:
security, waste, and lighting, on the Noise mitigation protocols
amenity of the area. 1. noise mitigation and noise Safety and security measures
management protocols; Hours of operation
2. safety and security measures; Complaint procedures
3. crowd control; Transport arrangements
4. lighting; Waste management
5. waste management and
collection; and
6. complaint procedures.
Hours of Operation
PO12 AO12.1 Not applicable – the subject site does not
Entertainment activities operate Operation of the entertainment activity is adjoin any residential zones, rural residential
within a timeframe that avoids limited to between the hours of 7:00am – zone or major centre zone.
negative impacts on the surrounding 9:00pm, seven days per week, on
area and sensitive landuses. any site (regardless of zone) adjoining the
following zones:
1. any residential zone (except the
Tourist Accommodation zone)
2. Rural Residential zone; or
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3. Major Centre zone – High
Density Residential precinct.
AO12.2 Not applicable
Where the site is located within Tourist
Accommodation Zone, and included in the
Hastings Street Mixed Use precinct
operation of the entertainment activity is
limited to between 7:00am – 2:00am seven
days per week.
AO12.3 Not applicable
Where the site is located within the Major
Centre zone, and included in Noosa
Junction Hospitality Precinct, operation of
the entertainment activity is to occur
between the hours of:
1. 7:00am - 12 midnight Sunday to
Thursday; and
2. 7:00am Friday to 2:00am
Saturday; and
3. 7:00am Saturday to 2:00am
Sunday
Editor’s Note—The activity is not to
operate between the hours of 2:00am-
7:00am Saturday or Sunday morning.
AO12.4 Not applicable
Where the site is located within the
Sunshine Beach and Noosaville Tourist
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Accommodation zone operation of the
entertainment activity is limited to between
7:00am – 10:00pm Sunday to Thursday
and 7:00am – 12:00 midnight Friday and
Saturday.
AO12.5 Performance outcome - The hours of operation
Where the site is not adjoining land in a are proposed to occur between 11.00am and
residential zone and not otherwise 10.30pm seven days a week. A noise
specified above, the entertainment activity assessment has been prepared by David
is to operate only between 7:00am – Moore and Associates (refer to Appendix E)
10:00pm Sunday to Thursday and which demonstrates how the proposed use will
7:00am – 12:00 midnight Friday and not adversely impact the amenity of the
Saturday. surrounding rural area or adjoining residences.
Editor’s Note— Liquor licences and noise
matters are separately dealt with through
the Office of Liquor and Gambling.
Noise
PO13 AO13 Complies – a noise assessment has been
Entertainment activities avoid noise Noise attenuation measures are designed undertaken to demonstrate the proposed use
emissions that unreasonably impact to be consistent with the local streetscape will not impact on the amenity of the
on the amenity of the area and and do not include external roller shutters. surrounding rural area or adjoining residential
residential landuses. premises (Refer to Appendix E).
Editor’s Note— An acoustic report
may be required to meet PO13.
Live Music
PO14 AO14.1 Not applicable
Live music creates entertainment for Where the site is adjacent to land in a
patrons and vibrancy within the residential zone (excluding Tourist
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streetscape and is sited to avoid Accommodation Zone), the Noosa
significant impacts on surrounding Business Centre High Density Residential
residential landuses. Precinct or includes a nightclub
entertainment facility, live music is
contained within an enclosed acoustically
treated environment.
AO14.2 Complies
Acoustic live music (not reliant on electric It is proposed that acoustic outdoor
or electronic equipment) ceases to operate entertainment be brought indoors after 7pm
in outdoor spaces by 9:00pm Sunday – each day of the week.
Thursday, and by 10:00pm Friday and
Saturday, with the exception of within the
Hastings Street Mixed Use Precinct or
Noosa Junction Hospitality precinct where
it can operate until 10:00pm Sunday -
Thursday, and by 12:00 midnight Friday
and Saturday.
AO14.3 Complies – All amplified music will be
Amplified live music ceases to operate in undertaken indoors 7 days a week.
outdoor space by 7:00pm seven days per
week, except if located within Hastings
Street Mixed use precinct or Noosa
Junction Hospitality precinct where it can
operate until 9:00pm Sunday - Thursday
and 10:00pm Friday and Saturday.
Editor’s Note— Liquor licences and noise
matters are separately dealt with through
the Office of Liquor and Gambling.
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