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Minor Change - Planning Report

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mirrors, no heroic atmosphere with no external noise emissions.

4.1.3 Hours of operations

Performance outcome PO10 of the Recreation Activities Code is specific for hours of operation but
does not specify operating hours but seeks to avoid negative impacts to surrounding land uses.
PO10 is provided below for reference.

Hours of Operation PO9

Recreation activities operate within a timeframe that avoids negative impacts on the amenity of
the surrounding area and sensitive land uses.

As discussed above, the proposed fitness centre is based on personalised service and small classes
without loud blaring music or cross fit ‘yelling’ impacts. While the applicant is happy to accept
reasonable conditions relating to requiring a noise assessment if any valid complaints arise but
deems it unnecessary to provide an expensive noise report for this type of operation as part of the
application process. The applicant is confident that no noise complaints will arise. In terms of clients
arriving and departing the site in the early morning, there is good separation between the customer
carparking onsite and the neighbouring residential uses.




Figure 3 – Small Personalised Classes

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