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Ltr-250903-Minor Change Request-AVC Royal Mail Hotel

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   The development received 33 submissions of support from the community. These submissions
    should be given equal weight to any objecting to the development, and are considered
    representative of the broader community’s view on the development.
   Acoustic reporting demonstrates compliance with the relevant noise criteria, inclusive of the play
    area and children placed on various levels of the equipment.
   A hotel has been in operation on the site since 1880, with the current hotel constructed in 1940.
   The local community and adjoining residents would be aware of the hotel’s existence and potential
    for increased activity.
   The site is located within the Centre zone, which intends to provide for higher order development
    and activity, and a community centre.
   The hotel extension and outdoor play area are well within reasonable community expectations for
    the development of the site and centre zoning.
Further detail of the proposed kids play area design and location is provided in Figure 5 below.


Figure 5 – Comparison between approved and revised design




Picture 1 – Approved scheme (beer garden seating area)




Ltr-250903-Minor Change Request-AVC Royal Mail Hotel                                                     5
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