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23497 DA Development Application Part 1 Changes form, covering letter, 5 Commerce Crt Noosaville · 132003.220966.2
Even during "normal" business hours, the car park is only partially used most of the time. There are
ten units, and officially twenty-eight car spaces. Even If each business operator occupied two car
spaces all day (which they don't) that leaves eight car spaces....not counting spaces in front of the
ten double-width roller doors, which are not generally used for their allotted purpose and could be
utilised for parking - at least by the relevant business owner.
The nature of the businesses operating within the Commerce Centre being mostly services or
wholesalers, do not attract a heavy traffic flow as does a retail centre. Therefore, the natural hours
of operation of a modern fitness/indoor entertainment studio are most compatible with the hours of
operation of other businesses operating within the Commerce Centre.
Therefore, in consideration of the use of the carpark, I suggest there is scope for group activities in
Unit 9 for up to eight to ten attendees during normal business hours. I suggest therefore that a
"small group" be considered to consist of eight to ten participants.
FURTHERMORE, I SUGGEST THAT APPROVED HOURS FOR GROUP
SESSIONS/CLASSES BE SIMPLIFIED AS FOLLOWS:
• Unlimited overall hours of operation should apply for most activities (other than large
sessions/classes). IF, however, hours must be limited, a fitness/entertainment studio should
be able to operate between 5.00 am to 10.00pm daily. That is, within these hours one-on-
one appointments and/or "small" group sessions/classes (see above paragraph) should be
unrestricted in frequency providing that associated noise level be kept to a moderate level
during normal business hours (that is between say 8.00 am and 4.00 pm Monday to Friday).
Large group sessions/classes of unspecified number should end before say 9.00 am and not
start before 4.00 pm. (The size of these sessions/classes should be determined by the
business operator, who would professionally take into consideration the size of the premises
combined with the requirements of the particular activity being conducted at any given
time).
• To facilitate the programming of hourly activities, I suggest the interval between
sessions/classes be reduced to 10 minutes. This would give the business operator the option
to conduct 50 minute sessions/classes, (a reasonable class duration) and operate an hourly
schedule for simplicity of programming.
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Signed: Antoine (Toni) Glen b / (/2010
Antoinette (Toni) Glen
Owner
"Commerce Centre"
5 Commerce Court
NOOSAVILLE. QLD 4567
Tel: 5447 5311
Mob: 0409 406 952
Email: [email protected]
Postal Address: PO BOX 399, NOOSA HEADS, QLD 4567
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