Hornsby Operational Noise Conditions

28. Waste Management Details (Mod B & G) a) Demolition work and construction of the development must be carried out in accordance with the Waste Management Plan, dated 15 July 11 (unless amended by other conditions of this development consent) and in accordance with Council’s Waste Minimisation & Management Development Control Plan and Guide for the Demolition Stage (Section One) and the Construction Stage (Section Three) of the development. b) Written records of the following items must be maintained during the removal of any waste from the site and such information submitted to the Principal Certifying Authority within fourteen days of the date of completion of the works for each stage: •…

3. A design certificate and detailed plans are to accompany any Construction Certificate application, which demonstrate that each communal bin storage room has been designed to be constructed in accordance with the Waste Minimisation and Management Guidelines and including the following requirements: a. The room(s) must be roofed. b. The communal bin storage and bulky waste storage rooms must not be used for any other purposes. Meters, communications and electrical control boards/panels, piping and other obstacles must not be located in waste rooms. Waste rooms must be free from obstructions. c. Any ceiling mounted objects (e.g. fire sprinkler system, ventilation ducting) must not interfere…

41. Waste Management Details (modified - Mod B) Requirements of the approved Waste Management Plan shall be complied with during all relevant site preparation works, demolition and throughout all relevant construction works relevant to each of Stages 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. When implementing the Waste Management Plan, the developer is to ensure: a) The disposal of any demolition and construction waste must be undertaken in accordance with the requirements of the Protection of Environment Operations Act 1997. b) All waste on site is to be stored, handled and disposed of in such a manner as to not create air pollution, offensive noise or pollution of land and water as defined by the Protection of…

46. Fire Safety Statement - Annual On at least one occasion in every 12 month period following the date of the first ‘Fire Safety Certificate’ issued for the property, the owner must provide Council with an annual ‘Fire Safety Certificate’ to each essential service installed in the building. 46A. Operation of the Leisure Centre (Mod B) a) The hours of operation of the Leisure Centre are restricted to those times listed below: Monday to Thursday: 7am to 10pm Friday & Saturday: 7am to 12midnight Sunday & Public Holidays: 8am to 10pm b) Operational sound transmission from the use of the Leisure Centre, inclusive of mechanical plant, must not exceed 35dB(A) when measured as a Leq 15 minute…

41. S7.11 Infrastructure Contributions (Mod B) The payment to Council of a contribution of the following amounts for ninety five 88 additional dwellings towards the cost of infrastructure identified in Council’s Development Contributions Plan 2007-2011: Stage 1 - $109,586.95 for thirteen self contained dwellings Stage 2 - $140,324.65 for fourteen self contained dwellings Stage 3 - None Stage 4 - $110,255.25 for eleven self contained dwellings Stage 5 - $300,695.35 for thirty units Stage 6 - $280, 649.35 for twenty-eight units Stage 1: $400,932 for all roads, Leisure centre, (4 units) and all 40 villas Stage 2: $260,605.80 for Apartment No. 2 - 26 units Stage 3: $180,419.40 for Apartment No.…

62. Noise - plant and Machinery (Mod B) All noise generated by the proposed development must be attenuated to prevent levels of noise being emitted to adjacent premises which possess tonal, beating and similar characteristics or which exceeds background noise levels by more than 5dB(A). An acoustic assessment is to be undertaken by a suitably qualified environmental consultant within 60 days of occupying the site in accordance with the Environment NSW Industrial Noise Policy (2000), Council’s Policy and Guidelines for Noise and Vibration Generating Development (Acoustic Guidelines V.5, 2000) and the DECC’s Noise Guide for Local Government (2004). The assessment must be submitted to Council…

49. Services to be Provided by Retirement Village Operator The applicant must demonstrate that there are contracts in place which require the retirement village operator to provide on-site services to all stages of the development prior to first occupation as follows: a) The operator of the retirement village must provide on-site meals, cleaning services, personal care and nursing care to residents of the development. 32 b) The operator of the retirement village must implement a Management Plan for the provision of on-site services that details the following: i) The name and contact details of the service provider and the person to be contacted concerning the provision of the service. ii)…

18. Acoustic and Vibration Certification (modified - Mod B) a) To ensure an acceptable level of Acoustic Amenity within residential spaces, certification is to be provided by a suitably qualified Acoustic Consultant confirming that the construction certificate plans related to each of Stages 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of the approved development are compliant with the recommendations listed in Part 4.6 Complying Constructions of the DA Noise Impact Assessment Report, prepared by Acoustic Logic, dated 3/09/2021. b) If, during the course of preparation construction certificate documentation, it becomes evident that a complying construction recommendation listed in section 4.6 of the DA Noise Impact…

2. Written certification by an Acoustic Consultant who is a member of the Association of Australasian Acoustical Consultants (AAAC), verifying the mechanical services and plant design is appropriate to meet the above specified criteria, must be submitted to the Principal Certifier and Council prior to issue of a construction certificate. NOTE: In addition to the acoustic criteria specified in this consent, the provisions of the NSW Protection of the Environment Operations (Noise Control) Regulation 2017 apply to the operation of certain noise emitting plant and equipment on residential premises, including air conditioners, which must not be audible in habitable rooms of any residential…

9. Acoustic Details (Mod B) The Construction Certificate plans for each stage of the development must: a) Demonstrate compliance with the recommendations of the Addendum Acoustic Assessment ref: 2104729, prepared by Wilkinson Murray, dated 9 July 2021; and b) Incorporate the specific ‘Noise Control Treatment Inclusions’ detailed in the Addendum to RWDI Report 2104729, prepared by RWDI Australia Pty Ltd, dated 24 August 2021, (TRIM: D08232863). Note: The habitable rooms must satisfy the requirements of Clause 102(3) of the State Environmental Planning Policy (Infrastructure) 2007. The road traffic noise from Galston Road must be suitably mitigated by the use of durable materials.

1. The emission of noise that exceeds the background noise level by more than 5dBA when measured at, or computed for, the most affected point, on or within the boundary of the most affected receiver. Modifying factor corrections must be applied for tonal, impulsive, low frequency or intermittent noise in accordance with the Noise Policy for Industry 2017.

20. Construction Noise Management (Mod B) The construction works must be undertaken in accordance with the “Interim Construction Noise Guidelines - 2009” published by DECCW Addendum Acoustic Assessment, Ref: 2104729 prepared by Wilkinson Murray, dated 9 July 2021 and the Interim Construction Noise Guidelines - 2009 published by DECCW.

1. The sound insulation and construction requirements specified in Sections 2.1 and 2.2 of the Acoustic DA Assessment, Revision 04, prepared by Thermal Environmental, dated 18/12/2025 (TRIM: D09091286) have been met and achieve the recommended internal noise levels in accordance with Table 1 of the Acoustic DA Assessment.

81. Noise All noise generated by the proposed development must be attenuated to prevent levels of noise being emitted to adjacent premises which possess tonal, beating and similar characteristics or which exceeds background noise levels by more than 5dB(A).