19 October 2004 · Director of Planning and Building Control (M. I. McCauley)
Duncans Diner, 20-22, Michael Street, Peel, Isle Of Man, IM5 1hb
The proposal involves installing new commercial ventilation ducting and a flue stack on the rear of Duncan's Diner, a cafe in Peel, extending up to and just over the roofslope into a communal rear yard. This upgrades from a previous simple domestic extraction fan as part of ongoing premises renovations.
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The officer noted that from the frontage to Michael Street, the new flue would not be visible at all, and judged that the conservation area would not be affected.
Environmental Health raised no major concerns on noise and odour but recommended specific noise limits and duct positioning conditions; Highways Division had no views due to no adverse traffic impacts.
Environmental Health
Conditional No ObjectionAgainst a daytime background noise level of 35 dB(A) this is unlikely to cause a noise nuisance.; I would recommend the following noise condition, in order to prevent noise nuisance to local residents
Conditions requested: The rating level of the noise emitted from the fan and associated ducting, shall not exceed LAeq, 1 hour - 40 dB daytime (0700 – 2300) and LAeq, 5 minute - 30 dB night time (2300 – 0700) as measured at the façade to the window of any neighbouring residential premises. The rating level shall be measured and calculated in accordance with BS 4142:1997.; The duct terminal to the kitchen extract system shall be located 1m above the roof as located on plan Drawing DD1 dated 12/07/04 to aid dispersion of odour.
Highways Division
No CommentThe Highways Division of the Department of Transport has no views on the following application, the application having been considered and having no adverse traffic impacts.
