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Metropolitan Coal Independent Environmental Audit ML No. ML Condition Compliance Comment shall obtain the consent in writing of the SCA before making use of the timber so cut for other than in connection with operations. Complete work in relation to rehabilitation within the Woronora Special Area before termination of the authority to the satisfaction of the SCA. TRANSMISSION LINES, COMMUNICATION LINES AND PIPELINES 41 The lease holder shall as far as is practicable so conduct operations as not to interfere with or impair the stability or efficiency of any transmission line, communication line or pipeline traversing the surface or the excepted surface of the subject area and shall comply with any direction given or which may be given by the Minister in this regard. ABORIGINAL PLACE OR ABORIGINAL OBJECT 43 The lease holder shall not knowingly destroy, deface or damage any Aboriginal object or Aboriginal place within the subject area except in accordance with an authority issued under the National Parks and Wildlife Act, 1974, and shall take every precaution in drilling, excavating or disturbing the land against any such destruction, defacement or damage. SUBSIDENCE MANAGEMENT 61 (a) The leaseholder shall prepare a Subsidence Management Plan prior to commencing any underground mining operations which will potentially lead to subsidence of the land surface. (b) Underground mining operations which will potentially lead to subsidence include secondary extraction panels such as long walls or mini walls, associated first workings (gate roads, installation roads and associated main headings, etc), and pillar extractions, and are otherwise defined by the Guideline for Applications for Subsidence Management Approvals. (c) The leaseholder must not commence or undertake underground mining operations that will potentially lead to subsidence other than in accordance with a Subsidence Management Plan approved by the Director-General, an approval under the Coal Mines Regulation Act 1982, or the document Transitional Provisions for the New Subsidence Management Plan Approval Process. (d) Subsidence Management Plans are to be prepared in Built Features Management Plans C Management Plans for infrastructure/built features have been prepared by Metropolitan Coal for each service provider so as activities do not interfere with or impair the stability or efficiency of any transmission line, communication line or pipeline traversing the surface or the excepted surface of the subject area. Built Features Management Plans have been prepared for Transgrid/ Integral Energy/Nextgen/Optus/RailCorp/RTA/Sydney Water/ Telstra/ and Wollongong City Council. Heritage Management Plan, Apr 2010 2010 Annual Review 2011 Annual Review Guideline for Applications for Subsidence Management Approvals Subsidence Management Plan Long-walls 20-22, C The Heritage Management Plan provides management, remediation and mitigation measures related to identified Aboriginal objects and places on the Metropolitan Coal mine area. Annual reporting occurs on the management of Aboriginal objects and places within the Metropolitan Coal lease areas. C (a) Subsidence Management Plans have been developed and approved for Longwalls 20-22. (b) All underground mining operations that could potentially lead to subsidence are included in the Subsidence Management Plan. (c) The Subsidence Management Plans were prepared and approved prior to commencement of underground mining operations in longwalls 20-22. (d) The Subsidence Management Plan for Longwall 20-22 was prepared in accordance with the Guideline for Applications for Subsidence Management Approvals. (e) The approved Subsidence Management Plan forms part of the MOP and is reported in the AEMR. xlviii | Metropolitan Coal Project Approval, Environment Protection License and Consolidated Mining Lease
Metropolitan Coal Independent Environmental Audit ML No. ML Condition Compliance Comment accordance with the Guideline for Applications for Subsidence Management Approvals. (e) Subsidence Management Plans as approved shall form part of the Mining Operations Plan required under Condition 2 and will be subject to the Annual Environmental Management Report process as set out under Condition 3. The SMP is also subject to the requirements for subsidence monitoring and reporting set out in the document New Approval Process for Management of Coal Mining Subsidence. xlix | Metropolitan Coal Project Approval, Environment Protection License and Consolidated Mining Lease
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