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General Committee Meeting Report -51995.1611.04 (As Published)
GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 13 OCTOBER 2025
during peak periods, such as weekends or levels to assess compliance at the nearest
events. residential boundaries.
• Confirmation that, with the proposed site
layout and implementation of management
measures, the development will comply with
relevant noise criteria during both day and
night-time periods.
The assessment incorporated predictive
modelling based on the proposed relocation of
activity zones and intended operational patterns.
Notably, no external amplification or live music is
proposed as part of the development.
Operational Practices and Staff These matters have been considered in the
Behaviour assessment of the application, particularly in
relation to amenity impacts and the adequacy of
Several submissions raised concerns
proposed management measures.
about late-night staff activity and
associated noise impacts. Specific issues The submitted Operational Management Plan
included loud behaviour during pack-down (OMP) and Risk Assessed Management Plan,
and clean-up, such as music and shouting, prepared by Your Mates Bowls Pub have
as well as operational noise from bottle addressed these issues.
disposal, bin movements, and door
The applicant has outlined measures to manage
slamming near residential boundaries.
patron behaviour and minimise noise impacts on
Submitters expressed that such behaviour
surrounding residential areas. These include the
demonstrated a lack of regard for
installation of signage throughout the venue
neighbouring amenity and requested
reminding patrons to respect neighbours and keep
improved management of after-hours
noise to a minimum, staff training to encourage
noise and onsite operations.
quiet departures, and a staggered exit strategy
with staff positioned at exits to manage dispersal
and reduce after-hours noise.
The applicant has outlined a complaint
management process to address operational
concerns. A complaints hotline is monitored by the
Duty Manager during operating hours, with all
complaints logged immediately, investigated
within seven days, and followed up with the
complainant. In addition, quarterly meetings are
offered to local residents to provide operational
updates and facilitate ongoing community
feedback.
Delivery Vehicle Noise The development application directly responds to
concerns raised in submissions by proposing a
Submitters raised concerns regarding the
clear separation between customer areas and
frequency and timing of delivery vehicle
service functions. The eastern courtyard will be
operations, particularly early morning
used exclusively for goods receival and dry store
deliveries occurring from 5:00am and the
access, with no patron access and no liquor
idling of refrigerated trucks near residential
licensing.
boundaries during unloading. Additional
concerns included the lack of clarity in the While delivery vehicle noise is regulated under the
application regarding delivery Environmental Protection (Noise) Policy 2019 and
management and acoustic impacts, as Council’s Local Laws, the applicant acknowledges
well as the potential for increased the potential for disturbance and has proposed a
disturbance resulting from the proposed range of mitigation measures.
Document Set ID: 24244635
Version: 1, Version Date: 23/10/2025
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