2301-33112 SRA -Advice notice

                                                                                                2301-33112 SRA



             Note: The stormwater management plan should identify the external catchments and
             ensure these are mitigated on site through the onsite detention tanks before discharging to
             the lawful point of discharge.




 Noise Impacts

 2.          Issue:
             The proposal has not adequately demonstrated compliance with PO39 - PO42 of State
             code 1, by minimising noise intrusion from a state-controlled road in private open space and
             habitable rooms. The submitted architectural plans (prepared by Push, dated 2 December
             2022), indicate that boundary fencing and balustrades adjacent Myall Street are proposed
             as permeable batten balustrades, which has limited ability to minimise noise impacts in
             accordance with the requirements of State code 1.

             Action
             To ensure compliance with PO39 - PO42 of State Code 1, amend the development
             proposal plans, to minimise noise intrusion from the state-controlled road consistent with
             PO39 - PO42. Plans should clearly identify the proposed height of the fence on the ground
             floor.
 Advice

 3.          Any Road Traffic Noise Assessment Report provided should be RPEQ certified (or a
             suitably qualified relevant professional) and must be conducted in accordance with
             Department of Transport and Main Road’s Road Traffic Noise Management: Code of
             Practice, Chapter 4 which is available at www.tmr.qld.gov.au/Business-industry/Technical-
             standards-publications.aspx.

Please note that unlike an information request, assessment timeframes do not stop when advice
is provided by SARA.

How to respond
It is recommended that you address these issues promptly and provide a response to SARA by 28
February 2023. If you decide not to respond, your application will be assessed and decided based on the
information provided to date.

Under the Development Assessment Rules (DA Rules), the issuing of advice does not stop the
assessment timeframes. If you intend to provide additional information, it should be provided in a timely
manner to allow sufficient time for the information to be considered. As such, you are strongly
encouraged to consider using the ‘stop the clock’ provisions under s32 of the DA rules, to allow sufficient
time for you to consider and respond to SARA’s advice; and for SARA to consider any new or changed
material provided.

If you wish to utilise the ‘stop the clock’ provisions, you should give notice to the assessing authority
(assessment manager or referral agency) whose current period you wish to stop. This can be done
through MyDAS2 or via correspondence.

You are requested to upload your response using the ‘manage documents’ function in MyDAS2.




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