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Appendix a Manly Vale Hotel Chief Health and Building Surveyor's Recommendations Regarding Renewal of Licence, Based Upon Board Appendix A Manly Vale Hotel Chief Health and Building Surveyor's recommendations regarding renewal of licence, based upon Board of Fire Commissioners Report. Source: Warringah Council File 1075/240-252 - G 1984. 1. Install hose reels and hydrants throughout the entire building as specified by the provisions of Parts 27.3 and 27.4 of Ordinance 70. 2. Provide emergency lighting and illuminated exit signs throughout the entire building as specified by the provisions of Clauses 24.29, 55.12 and 55.13 of Ordinance 70. 3. Remove all barrel bolts, deadlocks, chains and padlocks to all exit doors and doors leading to an exit door and replace with a latch that complies with Clause 24.20(7) of Ordinance 70. 4. Install a one hour fire rated shelter and a one hour fire rated door and jamb and self-closer to the kitchen servery, adjacent to the Peninsula bar room. 5. Install a fire blanket in the kitchen located in the first floor. 6. Install two kilogram C02 fire extinguishers in the kitchen located on the first floor. 7. Install an approved alarm device in the coolrooms located in the kitchen on the first floor and the coolroom located on the ground floor as specified by the provisions of Clause 53.2(l)(b) of Ord 70. 8. Construct a two hour fire rated wall around the dumb waiters service hoist located in the kitchen and in the cellar on the ground floor specified by Clause 16.8 of Ordinance 70. 9. Install a one hour fire rated door to both dumb waiter and service hoist, the doors to be so designed that they only open at the level at which the dumb waiter is parked. 344 10. Install one hour fire rated ceiling doors and jambs to the cleaners cupboards, situated on the western side of the auditorium on the first floor under the bio box. 11. Install an approved device to the egress door on the southern elevation adjacent to the Red Piano Bar to enable the door to be held in a fully open position as specified by Clause 24.20(5)(b) of Ordinance 70. 12. Install a one hour fire rated door and jamb and self-closer to the storage cupboard between the stairs giving from the kitchen on the first floor. 13. Increase the stair width to 1020 mm between handrails of the egress stairs on the eastern elevation as specified by Clause 24.23 of Ordinance 70. 14. Remove the steel grill to the egress door from the motel section on the eastern elevation to the ground floor. 15. Reinstate the egress door from the motel section on the eastern elevation to working order. 16. Install one hour fire rated doors, jambs and self-closers to all motel entry doors and public rooms that have access from the internal hallway as specified by Clause 24.23 of Ordinance 70. 17. Remove servery hatches and fan lights that are located in the walls of the motel units fronting the public corridor and seal the opening to provide a one and a half hour fire rating. 18. Install panic bolts as specified by Clause 24.52(8) of Ordinance 70 to the doors in the first floor main lounge auditorium in the northern and western walls, and those doors being hung in two folds, and to be made to open outwards. 19. Install smoke detectors in the Piano Bar, auditorium, cellar and the detectors being connected to the control circuit of the air conditioning unit located in the cellar so that in the event of activation the air conditioning system will automatically cease operation. 20. Install an external hydrant within 90m from the exit doors of the building. 21. Remove all Cane-ite ceiling material to the first floor and install a 13 mm fire protective grade plasterboard ceiling throughout the entire first floor ceiling. 22. Provide a 13 mm fire protective grade plasterboard to the partition wall between the dining room and the bar located on the first floor. 345 23. Remove the concertina door located within the auditorium. 24. Install a partition wall from floor to ceiling lined both sides with 13mm fire protective grade plasterboard between the bistro and the public bar. 25. Install 35mm solid core doors with self-closers to the office, dressing rooms, storeroom in the auditorium and to the staff room and stage to the auditorium. 26. Install a one hour fire rated metal shutter to the opening between the southern bar and the auditorium. 27. Install an egress door opening in the direction of travel adjacent to the roller shutter in the cellar storeroom on the eastern side of the building. 28. Install 35mm solid core doors with self-closing device to: (i) The Red Piano Bar to the internal corridor. (ii) The cellar storeroom to the internal corridor. (iii) Staff rooms to the internal corridor. (iv) Caretaker's flat to the internal corridor. (v) The scullery room to the internal corridor. 29. Remove the cupboard enclosure beneath the internal stair connecting the first and ground floor. 30. Provide a 13 mm fire protective grade plasterboard around all internal electrical switchboards. 31. Provide a total egress stair width from the first floor to the lower level to 10.71m. Note: In the event that the conditions attached to any licence under the Liquor Act 1982 permit the number of persons occupying the Main Lounge/Auditorium exceeding 408, then the Council will require, and may issue, further notices under Section 317(D)(1) of the Local Government Act, the following works specified hereunder: (a) (i) Increase the total number of exits from the main lounge/auditorium from 2 to 5 with a total door width of 10.20m. (ii) Increase the total egress stair width from the first floor to the lower level to 17.34m. Based on Theatre and Public Halls Act calculations pursuant to Section 23 and Schedule B for the main lounge auditorium: 346 Main Lounge/ Auditorium 1, 048 (Theatres & Public Halls Act) Remainder (Ordinance 70) 647 Total People 1, 695 (b)(i) Increase the total number of exits from the main lounge/auditorium from 2 to 5 with a total door width of 13.80m. (ii) Increase the total egress stair width from the first floor to the lower level to 20.43m Based on the Theatres and Public Halls Act, but with calculation of main lounge/auditorium from the Police Department: Main lounge/auditorium 1,300 (Police Dept) Remainder (ordinance 70) 643 Total 1,947 347 Lovers. The Metro. George St, City-. Penrith Hotel. 9-4 am. $8 8 30-12.30 am. 7-11 pm. Harbour. 6- midnight, 7.30 pm. $26 DARREN CARS Observer Hotel. The iNSURGESIirterta. Die Pomatar. a ROBIN LEE SINCLAIR BAND Ash fie id HARLEM SWING With Jlrl Klrpac Soup iiin.Mr» Rocks, 3.304.30 pm. and Frsaaf, (Upstairs 8- mloWght. $7). OJ RSL. 7.3011.30 pm, Pius Restaurant. Sydney. 8-12.30 am BERNIE SEOEEHN Observer Hotel. The Stoned Crow. Crows Nest. Mr Chill fDownstairs 8-2 am]. The ROCK CAT ROCK Penrith RSL. S 20 dinner & Show. SS After 10 pm Rocks. 3.307 pm. JANET S El DEL QUINTET Manly Ian BLOODY MARY Bond! Rood Hotel. Mas son (Conductor). Roger 10-1.30 am. Globe Venue, rung St Newtown. Festival. Ctwortftont Stage, 1-2 pm. THE BONDI WD Raby Tevam, 24 pm. DAVE NATURAL Observer Hotel. The JAKK BAND * CH1ARA BROWNE ROCK'NEDDY'S Mt Prrtchard Woodward {Piano]. Lentz. Pan. JIVE BOMBERS Manly Jazz Festival, BUMPCTTY BOOl, The ROSS Of Rocks. 9.30-2.30 am Marlborough Hotel. Newtown. Community Ctub, 08 pm. ScrlabJn. Sydney Opera House Manty Wharf Stage, 2.303.30 pm. Australia Hotel. Erskinevllle, 6-9 pm. DAVID BOND Epping RSI. 9-12.30 am. 9.30-1 am ROCK OLA CoHarcyServices Beach Concert Hall. 8 pm. KINQSIEV LOOKER Consroy Services CHARTBUSTERS Rydalmere Central. DIRTY DEEDS The AC/OC Show, The JUMP ON THE CAT Brendan Behan Club. 8.3012.30 em Beach Club. 5 308.30 pm, 8- midnight. insh Pub. Chippendale. 8 pm. ROSE TATTOO SHOW Jolly Frog Hotel. W ALLY TEMPLE TRIO Sweet Emmas JUST US Newtown RSL. ft midnighi Windsor, n-3 am. DAN O'LEARY Georges Rtver Sailing General Bourne Hotel. Parramatta. Restaurant. Saigowian. 8 pm. Saturday KAINO Copeoetk, Bat & Bail Hotel. RUEBEN FRY Excelsior Hotel. Glebe Club, 3 30-7.30 pm. 8-5 am. $7. free before 8 pm. WAVE featuring AimMerle Rudd. The Redfem. $5. 8.30 pm. DARREN CARR Observer Hotel, The DNA Expose' Red Cow Hotel. Penrith. Rocks Square 12-3 pm 7- 11 pm. KARMA ZOO Melancholy Angels, SACRED HEARTS Pittwater RSL. Rocks. 7.15-11.30 pm, 8.3012.X am. DAVE NATURAL Garry Owen Hotel. ABBA LANCHE Trie ABBA Show, THE DREADNAUTS Bondi Road Hotel. Marred Luck, NorthpoInt Tavern. North rock SEATTLE SOUND FJ Rancho Hotel. Roieile. 47.30 pm. Western Suburbs Leagues. Leumeah. THE DOORS EXPERIENCE Bull & Bush Sydney. 8.30 pm. S6. Eastwood. 8.3012 30 am. DAVID LANE Excelsior Hotel. Glebe 82 am Hotel. Bauikham Hills. 9.30-1 am. KATZ CANT DANZ Sort Rock Cafe, SHAYLEE WILDE St Patncks Tavern. BECCYCOLECanterbury-Hurlestone ACCOUNTANTS WITH ATTITUDE THE ECHOES Matnckwlle RSL Collaroy. 11-2 am country 6-11 pm. KEVIN BOR1CH Lowrshom Hotel. Sydney. 10.301.30 am Park RSL DIRTY DEEDS The AC/DC Show. ASMon MoW. Parramatta. Jagged Little PIU-AJanb* Morrioette EDDIE FRASER A THE MEMPHIS 9 3012 30 am. SKUNKHOUR Skulker, Patrick's. BUCKSHOT Chatswood RSI 9.20-12.30 am.
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