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General Committee Meeting Report -51995.1611.04 (As Published)
GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 13 OCTOBER 2025
waste contractor will also be briefed on noise
minimisation expectations.
Where complaints (other than frivolous or
vexatious complaints) are made to council about
noise from the approved use, council may require
the Operational Management Plan to be updated.
Plant noise from refrigeration units will be
managed through ongoing compliance checks,
with acoustic shields or enclosures fitted where
necessary.
Amplified music is restricted to background music
only and is monitored by a responsible person.
Outdoor music will be ambient background only
and directed away from residences.
As identified in the submitted Risk Assessed
Management Plan, a responsible person must
undertake hourly monitoring using a calibrated
sound level meter or an approved sound limiter
with data logging capabilities.
Noise emissions from the premises have been
conditioned in accordance with the submitted
Noise Impact Assessment.
Amplified music is restricted to background music
only and is monitored.
There will be immediate investigation if a
complaint is received.
The approved Food and Drink Outlet and Medium
Impact Industry uses are restricted to operating
between 10:00am and 9:00pm Monday to
Thursday, 10:00am to 11:00pm Friday and
Saturday, and 10:00am to 9:00pm on Sundays
and public holidays. Use of the bowling green is
permitted between 7:00am and 9:00pm, while the
playground may operate between 10:00am and
8:00pm. All patrons are required to vacate the
premises within 30 minutes of the approved
closing times.
Acoustic Report Methodology The submitted Noise Impact Assessment in
support of the application was prepared by a
Several submitters questioned the validity
suitably qualified professional in accordance with
and reliability of the submitted Noise
the Planning Regulation 2017 and relevant
Impact Assessment. Concerns were
Australian standards. The assessment aligns with
raised that monitoring was conducted
the applicable benchmarks of the Noosa Plan
during periods of low activity, such as
2020.
Mondays or midweek, when the venue
was closed or operating below typical Key elements of the methodology included:
levels. It was also noted that monitoring
• Selection of assessment locations
locations did not reflect the most affected
representing worst-case scenarios based
areas, particularly the eastern boundary
on site layout and proximity to sensitive
near the kitchen and former children’s play
receptors.
area. Submitters argued that the report did
not adequately represent noise levels • Measurement of background noise levels
and modelling of predicted operational noise
Document Set ID: 24244635
Version: 1, Version Date: 23/10/2025
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