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1. Under no circumstances should The Clovelly Hotel be allowed to alter the heritage-listed facade.
   In addition, further expansion, more bars, in an already enlarged drinking area, ie. the beer garden, will only add to the existing intolerable noise levels (P A systems blasting sporting events such as cage fighting outside), seemingly unlimited intake of patrons and traffic congestion. How will this mega-pub reduce alcohol fuelled anti-social behaviour spilling out onto our streets?
   The hotel refuses to acknowledge that it exists in a neighbourhood and must respect its neighbour's rights to a quality of residence. Randwick Council needs to stand up for the rights of the people in our community and should be exercising some control rather than this becoming an ever growing problem.

2. As a resident living across the road from a hotel, it would be expected to have some noise and occasional disturbance to put up with. The most important factor is how problems are handled; there should be consideration to local residents. The hotel has an obligation to abide by RSA and ensure clients are considerate when departing the building and area. There has been a steady increase to incidents over the years. We have witnessed fights, public urination, arguments, car vandalism and just silly drunken behaviour and occasionally have to put up with excessive shouting from patrons.
   The Clovelly Hotel is an enormous building. It has a beautiful, well maintained outer facade. We have already endured two major renovations at the hotel. The upper bar with staircase down to the side deck is the worst noise polluter with crowds standing on a small space. Why is there a need for more verandas when there is already a large beer garden?

   There is an enormous TV screen in this garden which shines into our apartment- this is always on.
   I feel if there is greater expansion to the hotel it will have further negative impact.
   If the hotel wishes to change/update internally then that should not be an issue. They have to maintain car park capacity as parking becomes increasingly challenging.
   The building should not be able to expand upwards as it is already too large. It is the best maintained historic Clovelly building and should remain so

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