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Orange on Sunrise - Appendix A - Acoustic Report - 151116
Attached to the e-mail Development Application - Part 1 of 2 MCU16/0144.
Orange on Sunrise
Table 4: Comparison of Noise Levels to Acoustic Quality Objectives
Noise Indices, dB
LA1 LA10 LAeq
External Acoustic Quality Objective Daytime and Evening 65 55 50
Maximum measured 1-hour levels Evening 55 44 44
Calculated external levels at res Evening 52 41 41
Meets Acoustic Quality Objective? Yes Yes Yes
Internal Acoustic Quality Objective Daytime and Evening 45 40 35
Calculated internal levels at res Evening 42 31 31
Meets Acoustic Quality Objective? Yes Yes Yes
Further analysis of the measurement data was undertaken, specifically
comparison of the LA90 and the LA10 for each 15-miinute measurement period.
These parameters are used by the Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation to
assess the appropriateness of noise emissions, with the criterion prior to 10pm set
at LA10,adj ≤ LA90 + 10 dB.
Table 5: Comparison of average difference between 15-minute LA10 and LA90
Measured Sound Level, dB(A)
LA90 LA10
Day 32 11
Evening 28 10
Night 25 7
The results in Table 5 demonstrate that the present operation can be regarded as
complying with the pre-10pm OLGR criterion. Moreover, the difference between
the LA10 and LA90 during the operating times of the premises is consistent with the
ambient noise in the area i.e. noise from the premises is not dominant.
6 Suggestions for Improvement
Although the noise levels from the premises achieve the noise criteria, the
following measures can be considered to attenuate noise further at the adjoining
residence:
Car Park Noise (Kingsgate Drive frontage)
Fix additional palings to the approximately 1.5 m high fence adjoining the
carpark at the front of the premises. The palings should be offset to the
existing ones such that the fence becomes a solid acoustic barrier.
Patron Noise
Remove all chairs/tables from the veranda facing Kingsgate Drive.
Close the dining area windows on the Kingsgate Drive frontage when
groups are using the dining area.
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