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                 Your Mates Bowlsy Pty Ltd                                                         Reference: #1859d1-B
                 Your Mates Bowls Pub                                                                Date: 6 March 2025
                 Noise Impact Assessment


                 5 Recommendations
                 To protect sensitive receptors, health and amenity from operational noise emissions associated
                 with the proposed development, it is recommended that the following noise management
                 measures and acoustic treatments are implemented.

                 5.1 Mechanical Plant
                 A preliminary assessment of existing site mechanical plant has been conducted by Live It
                 Acoustics and is presented in Section 4.6 of this report. A detailed assessment of mechanical
                 plant noise should be conducted in conjunction with the criteria and assessment procedure
                 outlined in Liquor guideline 51: Preparing an acoustic report.

                 We recommend that any additional mechanical plant (as required) is located as far as practical
                 from the residential noise sensitive receptors to the north, south and east of the subject site. Any
                 additional mechanical plant should be designed or selected to ensure compliance with the noise
                 criteria in Section 3 of this report and any other relevant policies. An assessment by a suitably
                 qualified acoustic consultant should be conducted prior to installation.

                 5.2 Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation (OLGR)
                 As the venue is licensed, OLGR are likely to require an acoustic assessment in accordance with
                 Liquor guideline 51: Preparing an acoustic report. The assessment would determine maximum
                 allowable noise levels for amplified music which may differ from any recommended levels in this
                 report.

                 5.3 General Onsite Activities
                 The following acoustic treatments and management controls should be implemented.

                 5.3.1 Management controls
                 The following management controls should be implemented by the venue:

                      •    Guests should be reminded that loud/boisterous behaviour is not permitted, and staff
                           should take a proactive approach to minimise this.
                      •    Guests should be reminded to keep noise to a minimum when leaving the venue during
                           night-time periods (after 10pm). This includes but is not limited to turning down car
                           stereos, not congregating in the street for conversation and driving in a responsible
                           manner.
                      •    Signage should be placed throughout the venue to remind guests to keep noise levels to
                           a minimum.
                      •    Use of the playground should only be permitted during daytime hours and evening hours
                           (7:00AM to 10:00PM).
                      •    Use of the bowling green licensed area should only be permitted during daytime and
                           evening hours (7:00AM to 10:00PM).
                      •    Deliveries should only be undertaken during daytime hours (7:00AM – 6:00PM).
                      •    Waste collection should be conducted in accordance with the venues existing waste
                           management plan and only occur during daytime hours (7:00AM – 6:00PM) to minimise
                           disturbance.



                 Live It Acoustics                                                                             Page 19

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