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           Environment & Planning Committee Reports 27/07/07 - Ordinary Meeting 09/08/07                        3

           It is therefore considered that whilst it is still appropriate for Council to determine the general
           operating hours of uses, the amplified entertainment hours is best determined by the Liquor
           Licensing Division. Notably Liquor Licensing specifically request comments from Council on
           applications for liquor licences and any variations to the licences and therefore Council is still able
           to have input into whether or not an application for extended amplified entertainment hours is
           appropriate for Peregian Beach.

           3       CONCLUSION

           Accordingly it is recommended that Council change the condition to delete reference to the
           amplified entertainment hours and require amplified entertainment to be in accordance with Liquor
           Licensing requirements.

           It is further recommended that Council advise the Liquor Licensing Division that Council have no
           objection to the extended amplified entertainment hours where noise is mitigated for residents.

           RECOMMENDATION

           With regard to an application to change conditions of development approval 20789 DA (JT & S
           Property Pty Ltd) situated at 221 David Low Way, Peregian Beach described as Lot 51 on SP
           156203 Parish of Weyba, Council:-

           A.      Approve a change to Condition 5.2 to read as follows:-

                   5.      The proposed development shall comply with the noise management strategies
                           contained in the report “Review of Noise Issues” prepared by Ron Rumble Pty Ltd,
                           dated October 2002 and the following:

                           5.2     Amplified Entertainment shall be limited to ensure noise limits required by Liquor
                                   Licensing are met.

           B.      Issue a Compiled Decision Notice.

           C.      Advise the Liquor Licensing Division that Council have no objection to the application to vary
                   the amplified entertainment hours provided the extended hours do not adversely impact on
                   surrounding residents amenity and noise emissions are regularly monitored for compliance.

           (Index Application no. 20789 DA – po2)

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                Business                       Corporate Services      Community Services      x   Environ & Planning
                Aquatic Centre                 Financial Services      Art Gallery                 Building Services
                Building Certific.Group        Information Services    Community Dev.              Environmental Services
                Child Care Centre              Legal Services          Events                      Land Development
                Council Laboratory             Planning & Support      Environmental Health    x   Land Use
                Leisure Centre                 Revenue Services        Library                     Plumbing Services
                Water & Sewerage                                       Public Order & Safety       Strategic Planning
                                                                       Recreational Services
                                                                       Respite Centre
                                                                       Youth
                Works                          Human Resources         Exec. & Secretariat
                Design                                                 Arts & Heritage Board
                Works Administration                                   Economic Board
                Works Operations                                       Environment Board
                Works Planning                                         Social Board
                                                                       Tourism Board




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