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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 25 MARCH 2014
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 25 MARCH 2014
DELEGATED AUTHORITY REPORT
additional building or site works required for the use to commence. The impacts of the proposed
change of use relate to noise, refuse management, effluent disposal, site access and flooding.
Noise
The applicant has submitted an acoustic impact assessment to address the potential noise
aspects of the proposed use. The assessment has established compliance with all relevant noise
criteria and limits. However, the applicant has modelled the liquor licence criteria for amplified
music, which allows a significant emission of noise over the background at various times of the
day or night.
The Office of Liquor Gaming and Racing’s (OLGR) criterion is generally suitable for an
entertainment precinct where pubs and clubs would usually establish. The proposal does not meet
the requirements of The Noosa Plan for development in close proximity to a residential area.
Therefore, conditions have been imposed to restrict noise emissions to a more appropriate level in
order to enhance and protect the amenity of neighbouring residents. These limits will be
enforceable by council at any time where a nuisance complaint is made about the use.
Refuse Management
Council’s environment specialist expects the site can accommodate acceptable refuse
management, subject to conditions of approval.
Effluent Disposal
The existing Plumbing Approval (2008/0402) was finalised on the 6 May 2010 and required an
advanced secondary novaclear aerated water treatment system with associated effluent disposal
area. An assessment of the existing wastewater infrastructure was finalised on the 1 July 2013.
The report concludes the wastewater treatment system is capable of accommodating the
proposed changes to the development, with no further works required.
Site Access
The site is only accessible by boat. The applicant indicates the island is to be serviced by 2 boats
and a barge from the end of Moorindil Street and the Noosa marina. The use generates the need
for parking of 2 vehicles at Moorindil Street and 1 vehicle at the Noosa marina.
Engineering Assessment Branch indicate there is sufficient informal carparking area at the
northern end of Moorindil Street to cater for the 2 spaces. While, the applicant advises the use of
the commercial boat to access the island requires pick up from a commercial marina berth at
Noosa marina. A single vehicle requirement in Noosa marina has been included as part of the
agreement with marina management. Due to the limited number of guests, it is considered that
any additional traffic movements can be catered for within the current network and conditions are
required for a car transfer service to be available to drop off and collect guests.
Flooding
Council’s Hydrology specialists provide the following key information for the site with respect to
flooding and coastal hazards:
e The elevation of the site is generally around 0.5m AHD with some areas up to 1m AHD.
e Peak 100 year ARI freshwater flood level is 3.0m AHD.
e Peak Predicted Maximum Flood (PMF) freshwater flood level is 4.35m AHD.
e The 100 year ARI storm tide level including projected sea level rise to 2100 is 2.9m AHD.
The building floor levels of the main residence for the lower level is 2.80m AHD and for the upper
level it is 4.90m AHD. Access to the site is via boat only.
Based on the above constraints, if this was a new development or intensification of an existing
development then it would not be recommended for approval. However, there are no works
proposed as a result of this application, with the proposed use operating within the existing
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