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MCU24/0084 Material Change Of Use - Function Facility – 658 Louis Bazzo Drive, Ringtail Creek · Attachment 2 - (MCU24 0084) - Planning Officer'S Report
PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 10 DECEMBER 2024
dedicated bus service and responsible service of
alcohol requirements.
It is anticipated in the Traffic Engineering Report
that up to two buses will be utilised for each
function.
The operational Management Plan also estimates
that 70-80% of guests will be driven to and from
the venue via a private bus for larger events such
as weddings.
Noise An Environmental Noise Level Impact
Assessment was submitted in support of the
- The acoustic assessment does not
development application.
fully address all scenarios such as
wind, remote location and real-life Council requested further information to ensure
examples i.e. trucks and buses on a the proposed development complies with the
gravel road and the use of brakes. relevant noise criteria and standards.
- The compacted gravel roads will be
This report was peer reviewed and amended as
used by numerous vehicle types and
part of a response to further advice to include an
will create noise impacts.
acoustic barrier.
- Concern there is no estimate of
vehicle numbers for each event. The report identified the potential noise sources
- How will operating hours and vehicle from the development and how to mitigate them.
departures be policed? The acoustic report demonstrates that the
- The locality’s peace and tranquillity proposed facility will comply with the relevant
will be impacted by the impact of noise criteria, subject to its recommendation that
vehicles and noise from functions. an acoustic barrier is provided between the
- One solution would be to condition access driveway and nearby residences. This
the road to be sealed. barrier has been conditioned.
The acoustic barrier is to be 1.8m high and
constructed adjacent to the eastern residence at
642 Louis Bazzo Drive.
An Operational Management Plan includes a
comprehensive overview of how the events will be
managed particularly regarding operating hours,
noise requirements patron behaviour
management and complaint procedures.
Prior to commencement of the use, certification
must be submitted to Council from a qualified
person* that the development has been
constructed in accordance with the Environmental
Noise Level Impact Assessment, and Amenity
conditions of this development approval.
Certification must also include the in-house public
address (PA) system specifications and serial
numbers. Should the PA system specifications
and equipment change at any time, further
certification must be submitted Council from a
qualified person* of the specifications and serial
numbers of such equipment.
The recommended conditions also include the
sealing of the driveway as this will also reduce the
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