Appendix C - Noise Impact Assessment and Noise Managment Plan · 132005.1133.15

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Noise Management Plan Prepared For Facilities Building, Parkridge, 75 Resort Drive, Noosa Heads And      Page 11 of 13
Incorporating Dining Area Which Can Be Fully Enclosed




General

The following additional noise control measures have been incorporated into the Facilities Building:

    1. Dining area is roofed over;

    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 capable of being fully enclosed by closing all of the
       windows and operable walls;

    3. Trading hours for the dining area is limited to 0600 hours to midnight daily.

    4. In accordance with Noosa Council Condition 85, once the Facilities Building is completed final
       certification is required from an appropriately qualified acoustic consultant confirming that all of
       the noise control requirements of the approval have been complied with.

The following additional noise control measures have been incorporated into all of the residential
apartments:

    1. ALL residential apartments are fully air-conditioned (all habitable rooms);

    2. Residential apartment 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 (and
       provide greater noise reduction) than what would normally have been installed when the
       original 2006 noise report was prepared.

    3. 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 outdoor dining area.

    4. Top of solid balustrading at least 900 mm high (solid section of balustrade is 800 mm high
       glass with a 100 mm gap at the base) to all residential balconies, with this solid balustrading
       acting as an acoustic barrier.


Complaint Response

In the event of a complaint about noise being received, the person taking the call will record as much
information as possible, including:

    •    complainant’s full name;
    •    complainant’s address;
    •    complainant’s contact telephone number (mobile or land line);
    •    nature of their complaint, for example, time that the noise was audible, location where the
         noise was audible (inside or outside residence), type of noise – continuous or stop/start or
         varying over time, likely source of noise such as air-conditioning units, pump, etc.

Refer Attachment A for a copy of a Complaint Response Form.

After obtaining the above detail (or as much detail as the complainant is willing to provide) the person
taking the complaint to advise the complainant that there is a Noise Management Plan in place for the
Facilities Building and that this requires that both the Facilities Building Manager as well as the Body
Corporate Manager will be involved in the investigation of their complaint. The complainant should
also be advised that if it is found that there has been non-compliance with this Noise Management
Plan that action will be taken to ensure that the breach does not occur again.




David Moore & Associates Pty Ltd                                            Our reference: R21055/D3295/Rev.0/25.08.21