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Appendix C - Noise Impact Assessment and Noise Managment Plan · 132005.1133.15
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Altum Constructions Environmental Noise Level Impact Assessment of Facilities Building, Including Internal Dining Option, Parkridge, 75 Resort Drive, Noosa Heads Page 20 of 22 restaurant/café use, including both internal and external use areas. The noise management plan must suitably detail physical and management noise control measures. c. The applicant must advise prospective purchasers that a Noise Management Plan has been prepared to manage noise emissions related to the development. d. The Noise Management Plan referred to in Condition 83(b) shall be incorporated in perpetuity in the By-Laws of the Body Corp for the whole development. e. The Noise Management Plan shall include a process for dealing with complaints and specify that the Restaurant/Café Management and Body Corp Manager be responsible for dealing with any noise complaints. With respect to the above the following noise control measures are already in place or are to be incorporated into the Facilities Building and all of the closest residential apartments, as applicable. With respect to the calculation of noise impact detailed in this report, the following noise control measures, as applicable, have been taken into account: 1. roof over dining area; 2. for that part of the dining area which has a roof over, it is possible to accommodate up to 150 diners in this space, and this space is to become an indoor dining area by closing all of the windows and operable walls; 3. solid balustrades to residential balconies, with the top of the solid component (glass) at least 900 mm high. Solid pane of glass 800 mm high with a 100 mm gap at the base; 4. solid full height (and full depth of balcony) masonry walls separating residential balconies and acting as wing walls. Specific to the above Conditions, the following comments should also be noted: 83.a.i: ALL residential apartments are fully air-conditioned (all habitable rooms) and glazing facing the Facilities Building (for the closest Blocks, namely 2, 3 and 4, as well as 18 to 21) is 6 mm thick toughened glass for sliding glass doors and, for any windows above the sliding glass doors, 6 mm float glass, both of which are thicker than what would normally be installed when the original 2006 noise report was prepared. 83.a.ii: Every residential apartment balcony has full height (and full depth of the balcony) end walls (masonry construction) which are, effectively, wing walls for those apartments not directly in line with the Facilities Building and in particular the dining area. 83.a.iii: For that part of the dining area which is roofed over, it is possible to accommodate up to 150 diners in this space, and this space is to become an indoor dining area by closing all of the windows and operable walls. 83.a.v: The proposed trading hours are from 0600 to 2400 hours (6:00am to midnight). 83.b: A Noise Management Plan has been prepared. 83.e: The Noise Management Plan includes a process for dealing with any noise complaints. Further to the above the following additional noise control measures are required: 1. Waste collection to only occur between 0700 and 1800 hours daily; 2. Delivery vehicles to only access the Facilities Building between 0700 and 1800 hours daily; 3. Gymnasium to only operate with all external openings (doors and windows) closed. The only possible variation to this requirement would be for quiet activities within the gymnasium during the daytime; David Moore & Associates Pty Ltd Our reference: R21054/D3422/Rev.0/25.08.21
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