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5 References • DECC (2009) Interim Construction Noise Guideline. Prepared by the Department of Environment and Climate Change, Sydney. • DECCW (2009) Waste Classification Guidelines. Prepared by the Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water, Sydney. • DEWHA (2010) Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Accessed on 9 June 2011 at: http://www.environment.gov.au/settlements/transport/fuelguide/environment.html • DIPNR (2004) Guideline for the Preparation of Environmental Management Plans. Prepared by the Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources, Sydney. • DoP (2010) NSW Telecommunication Facilities Guideline including Broadband. Prepared by Department of Planning, Sydney. • Landcom (2004) Managing Urban Stormwater, Soils and Construction Guidelines (the Blue Book). Prepared by Landcom/Department of Housing, Sydney. • Sutherland Shire Council (2010) State of the Environment Report 2009/2010. Prepared by Sutherland Shire City Council, Sydney. • RailCorp (2009): Contaminated Land Management (EMS-09-PR-0004)
Appendix 1: Principles from the Telecommunication Facilities Guideline Principle 1: A telecommunications facility is to be designed and sited to minimise visual impact. Principal (a) As far as practical, a telecommunications facility that is to be mounted on an existing building or structure should be integrated with the design and appearance of the building or structure. (b) The visual impact of telecommunications facilities should be minimised, visual clutter is to be reduced particularly on tops of buildings, and their physical dimensions (including support mounts) should be sympathetic to the scale and height of the building to which it is to be attached, and sympathetic to adjacent buildings. (c) Where telecommunications facilities protrude from a building or structure and are predominantly backgrounded against the sky, the facility and their support mounts should be either the same as the prevailing colour of the host building or structure, or a neutral colour such as grey should be used. (d) Ancillary facilities associated with the telecommunications facility should be screened or housed, using the same colour as the prevailing background to reduce its visibility, including the use of existing vegetation where available, or new landscaping where possible and practical. (e) A telecommunications facility should be located and designed to respond appropriately to its rural landscape setting. (f) A telecommunications facility located on, or adjacent to, a State or local heritage item or within a heritage conservation area, should be sited and designed with external colours, finishes and scale sympathetic to those of the heritage item or conservation area. Proposal The proposed facility does not involve mounting antennas to a building or structure. The design and site selection has aimed to minimise the visual impact of the proposal. This has been achieved by selecting a location inside the rail corridor where there is already a level of disturbance as well as trees along the edge of the rail corridor. The selection of a monopole and antenna mounting system that is unobtrusive with minimal visual bulk has also minimised the visual impact. The proposal does not involve mounting antennas to a building or structure. The outdoor cabinets will be located adjacent to the base of the monopole. The cabinets are less than two metres high and will not be visible from public access points The proposal is not located in a rural area. It is located in the rail corridor adjacent to a residential/commercial land uses. The visual elements of the proposed work are not located on or within a heritage item.
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Approval Process The proposal is be
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Page 21 and 22: 3 Description of the Proposal Scope
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