Hornsby Shire Council

Attachment to Report No. PLN50/09 Page 0

 

The Bushland ShireHornsby Shire Council

 

WEST PENNANT HILLS SPORTS CLUB – RESIDENTIAL AMENITY

COMMUNITY INFORMATION SHEET

 

Hornsby Shire Council is interested to ensure the peaceful co-existence of the operation of the West Pennant Hills Sports Club and surrounding residential areas.  Council has placed stringent conditions on all development consents issued to the Club in the interest of maintaining residential amenity.  However, from time to time the activities of the Club’s patrons can impact upon residential amenity.  This information sheets provides contact details for reporting such incidents.

 

1.         West Pennant Hills Sports Club

 

Duty Manager                                   9980 8500

Gold Crest Security (24 Hrs)           1300 137 339

City Guard Patrols                           1300 662 468

 

2.         Hornsby Shire Council

 

Compliance Team                           9847 6760

After Hours                                       9847 6666

Written correspondence should be sent to:

PO Box 37

HORNSBY  NSW  2077

Email                                                www.hornsby.nsw.gov.au

 

3.         NSW Police Force

 

Emergency Services                       000

Eastwood Local Area Command    9858 9299

3 Ethel Street

EASTWOOD  NSW  2122

 

4.         Disturbance Complaints Unit

 

NSW Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing

GPO Box 7060

SYDNEY  NSW  2001

 

If you have a complaint relating to noise from premises and/or their patrons, or as a result of violent or anti-social behaviours by patrons, you may lodge an on-line complaint with the OLGR Enforcement Branch.

 

WEST PENNANT HILLS SPORTS CLUB – RESIDENTIAL AMENITY COMMUNITY INFORMATION SHEET

 

 

Please download the:

 

·           Disturbance Complaints Fact Sheet at

http://www.olgr.nsw.gov.au/liquor fact sheets.asp and

·           Noise complaints from (Disturbance complaint)*

 

Liquor forms and applications > Director of liquor and gaming (DLG)

·           Disturbance complaint at

http://www.olgr.nsw.gov.au/liquor forms asp

 

 

5.         Principal Certifying Authority

 

During construction works, the Principal Certifying Authority (PCA) is responsible for ensuring that the Club is meeting the requirements of the development consent.  The Club is required to place a sign at the entrance of the premises clearly outlining the name and telephone number of the PCA, who may be contacted by residents.