Response to Information Request · MCU13/0251

       a) Acknowledges the existing stormwater line and easement that traverse through
          the site and indicates how the stormwater drainage is to be addressed.
       b) Indicates a ‘Lawful Point of Discharge’ that is in accordance with QUDM. It is
          expected that an on-site stormwater drainage system similar to that previously
          approved for the site is required
       c) Indicates how drainage from the further stages of the development could be
          incorporated with the drainage for the first stage.

A revised Storm Water Management Plan (sketch) has been prepared by O2 Environment &
Engineering (refer Attachment 4). The discharge point for the treated storm water is to the
west as shown in the sketch and as agreed to by Council.

Water and Sewerage

19. Provide details, including engineering drawings of the sewer servicing strategy, ensuring
    the existing and any proposed sewer infrastructure is a minimum 1.5 metres clear of the
    proposed building works.

A preliminary design of the proposed sewer relocation has been undertaken by Morgan
Consulting Engineers Pty Ltd (refer Attachment 5). A Concept Sewer Reticulation layout is
provided that shows the likely relocation of the sewer main from the Peregian Hotel and also
the location of the main that will service the proposed development.

Connection is intended to be made to the existing sewer main near the northern boundary of
the site. A 1.5m offset for each building structure can be maintained and a 3.0m wide
easement will be provided for access. Please note that the plan provided is conceptual only,
but has been prepared by a RPEQ and demonstrates that satisfactory disposal can be
achieved. A full design of the proposed sewer relocation will be provided at the operational
works stage.

Amenity

20. An acoustic report prepared by a suitably qualified person. The acoustic report is to
    address all potential noise sources from the proposed development and demonstrate that
    –
       a) mechanical equipment such as ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration, fans,
           plant rooms, refuse compactors and pumps etc, and

       b) vehicle movements from waste collection activities and delivery of goods (including
          refrigerated vehicles, engine noise, fork lifts, compactors etc) to the service yard
          and dock area will not cause an environmental nuisance to the future
          accommodation areas to the west and the existing residential areas to the
          southeast of the proposed development. Noise emissions are to comply with the
          noise requirements under the Environmental Protection Act 1994.

21. The acoustic report should include the location of any plant and associated equipment,
    predicted noise levels and a description of acoustic enclosures and screenings including
    an acoustic screen along the western boundary to mitigate intrusive noise from delivery
    and waste vehicles and associated activities.

The proposal plans show a noise attenuation barrier beside the loading and service area for
the development. At the present time there are no residential buildings constructed on the



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