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Lighting Report
Attached to the e-mail Response to Council information request - MCU16/0066 & OPW16/ 0133 - email 1 of 3.
Executive Summary Noosa Council outlined a number of concerns regarding lighting and illuminated signage at the proposed development site referred to as Cooroy Highway Service Station in a RFI document MCU16/0066. Rubidium Light has been commissioned to investigate and design an effective lighting plan taking into consideration the RFI from Noosa Council, relevant Australian Standards and Fuel Retailer’s lighting requirements. General Lighting After careful design Rubidium has supplied a lighting plan able to satisfy all major fuel retailer’s requirements and AS1158 Lighting for Public Spaces (Cat 11a) while also showing compliance with AS4282 Control of the Obtrusive Effects of Outdoor Lighting (Pre-curfew 11pm Commercial Boundary) We have also been able to demonstrate compliance with Curfewed (after 11pm) Commercial Boundary with min offset of 10m with included dimming the 2 Northern post top luminaires only. Signage Illuminated signage should be designed to be not brighter than 300cd/m2 once installed. This will meet Noosa Council requirements for illuminated signage. Illuminated signage is critical to the successful night time operation of a fuel retailer and ensures the business appears to be operating. The appearance of “open for business” is part of the design of this project due to the site location on a major highway and its capacity as a rest stop. Rest stops on major highways are critical to the ongoing safety of all road users. rubidium light 4
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