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Stanwell Park Tunnel REF - Transport for NSW - NSW Government

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Work Method Statement (SWMS) will describe the hazards and control measures associated<br />

with working in the vicinity of high voltage power lines.<br />

Potential Impacts<br />

The facility will be connected to the existing electricity supply and fibre network and does not<br />

require connections to water or gas.<br />

There are a number of public utilities near the site and there is the potential <strong>for</strong> some known or<br />

unknown services to be impacted during excavation or relocation/connections. Depending on<br />

the service, outages or interruptions could affect nearby properties or the rail network.<br />

Control Measures<br />

• Ensure that a Dial Be<strong>for</strong>e You Dig call and a services search are undertaken to identify<br />

services.<br />

• Consult with public utility providers to minimise impacts during utility relocations or<br />

readjustments.<br />

4.16 Light spill<br />

Construction lighting will be required to enable the proposed work to install the cable and feeder<br />

connections within the tunnel during the scheduled track possession. Light spill impacts are not<br />

anticipated as residential receivers are located over 200 metres from both locations. There will<br />

be no new permanent lighting proposed.<br />

4.17 Demand on Resources<br />

Construction materials are readily available and will be sourced from local contractors where<br />

possible.<br />

4.18 Cumulative Environmental Effects<br />

Cumulative impacts often result when several different construction projects are scheduled <strong>for</strong><br />

similar times and locations.<br />

A search of the Department of Planning and Infrastructure’s Major Projects register was<br />

undertaken and no major projects were identified in the vicinity of the proposed site. A search of<br />

Wollongong Council’s major development applications register and the Tf<strong>NSW</strong> projects website<br />

did not identify large projects nearby that might be constructed at a similar time.<br />

There is also a risk of cumulative impacts if unscheduled work, e.g. emergency work by other<br />

utilities or developers, is required. Such situations will be monitored and addressed by the<br />

Project Manager.<br />

The <strong>Stanwell</strong> <strong>Park</strong> <strong>Tunnel</strong> DBS site is one of a large number of radio communications facilities<br />

being installed across the electrified network as part of the DTRS project. In terms of localised<br />

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