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Compiled Reference Document - 51995.1611.04 (As Published)
○ Liquor Act 1992 and Regulation 2002.
○ Noosa Plan 2020 zoning and code outcomes.
○ Conditions of the venue’s liquor licence.
○ Commitments outlined in the RAMP.
● The OMP will be reviewed annually by venue management.
● Quarterly reviews will be undertaken focusing on:
○ Community feedback and complaint registers.
○ Noise monitoring logs.
○ Audit results for waste, safety, and staff conduct.
● The updated plan will be circulated to staff and made available to Council upon
request.
1. Noise Mitigation and Management Protocols
Noise management is the most critical element of this OMP, directly addressing the
concerns of nearby residents, particularly those adjoining the eastern boundary at 11
Opal Street. Crackerjack recognises its responsibility to ensure that operational noise
does not unreasonably impact residential amenity.
1.1 Eastern Boundary Controls
● Patron Access: The eastern courtyard is permanently de-licensed and
inaccessible to patrons. Signage and physical barriers will be maintained.
● Use of Area: Designated for deliveries, goods storage, and staff-only access.
● Refrigeration Units: Plant noise will be managed as follows:
○ Ongoing compliance checks against the Environmental Protection (Noise)
Policy 2019.
Document Set ID: 24240356
24092246
Version: 1, Version Date: 22/10/2025
02/09/2025
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