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aemcWambo Coal Mine, Rail Loop and Coal LoaderIndependent Environmental Audit – Minister’s Condition of ApprovalSCHEDULE 5 ADDITIONAL PROCEDURES FOR AIR QUALITY & NOISE MANAGEMENTNotify Landowners5/1 If the air dispersion and/or noise model predictions in the documentslisted in condition 2 of schedule 3 identify that the air pollutionand/or noise generated by the development are likely to be greaterthan the air quality and/or noise impact assessment criteria inconditions of schedule 4, then the Applicant shall notify the relevantlandowners and/or existing or future tenants (including tenants ofmine-owned properties) accordingly before it carries out anydevelopment.5/2 If the results of the air quality and/or noise monitoring required inschedule 4 identify that the air pollution and/or noise generated bythe development are greater than the air quality and/or noise impactassessment criteria in schedule 4, then the Applicant shall notify therelevant landowners and/or existing or future tenants (includingtenants of mine-owned properties) at the end of each quarter.5/3 Before carrying out any development, the Applicant shall develop aprocedure in consultation with DECCW and NSW Health andapproved by the Director-General, for notifying landowners andtenants referred to in condition 0. This procedure must ensure that:(a) all existing and future tenants are advised in writing about: air quality impacts likely to occur at the residence during theoperational life of the mine; and likely health and amenity impacts associated with exposureto particulate matter;(b) the written advice in (a) is based on current air qualitymonitoring data, dispersion modelling results, research andliterature; and(c) there is an ongoing process for providing current air qualitymonitoring data, dispersion modelling results, research andliterature to the tenantsIndependent Review5/4 If a landowner considers the development to be exceeding the airquality and/or noise impact assessment criteria listed in schedule 4at his/her dwelling, or at any proposed dwelling on his/her vacantland, then he/she may ask the Applicant for an independent reviewof the air pollution and/or noise impacts of the development onhis/her dwelling, or proposed dwelling.If the Director-General is satisfied that an independent review is Landowner NotificationProcedure – Air Quality, Jun2008Letters to Kannar,Hawkes, Lambkin, Skinner,Kelly, Henderson andHaynes re noise and airimpacts, 20 Jul 2005 Landowner NotificationProcedure – Air Quality, Aug2005 Fact Sheet – Air Quality –Particulate Matter and Health Letters to Residents re FactSheet, 4 Nov 2005 Letter from DoP reLandowner NotificationProcedure, 13 Sep 2005 Letter from DEC reLandowner NotificationProcedure, 7 Sep 2005 Landowner NotificationProcedure -Air Quality, Jun2008Wambo Sentinex N21/FenwickResidence Noise Assessment,Global Acoustics, 21 Mar 2011YesYesOngoingYesYesOngoingWCPL developed a Landowner Notification Procedure that hasbeen implemented to address the requirements of MCoASchedule 5 condition 1.Residents within the area of affectation identified in the EIS havebeen notified in writing of the potential impacts and the avenuesopen to them in relation to acquisition of their properties.Communication with the relevant landholders within the areas ofaffectation in relation to air quality and noise monitoring and theirrights under the acquisition conditions.The Landowner Notification Procedure was prepared andsubmitted to DEC, DoP and NSW Health for review in 2005.NSW Health advised that they would produce a NSW Healthendorsed brochure for distribution to the community.The Landowner Notification Procedure has been implementedand was revised in June 2008.(a)(b)Wambo consult regularly with the Fenwick residents inrelation to noise levels and mine operations. Thisconsultation has recently (since April/May 2011)reduced the complaints from the Fenwicks.An acoustic assessment was conducted to determine ifthe noise levels received at the real-time monitoringlocation at the Fenwick residence was representativetrevor brown & associates 81applied environmental management consultants
aemcWambo Coal Mine, Rail Loop and Coal LoaderIndependent Environmental Audit – Minister’s Condition of Approval(b)to any fires on-site; andassist the Rural Fire Service and emergency services asmuch as possible if there is a fire on-site during thedevelopment.4/93 Before carrying out any development, the Applicant shall prepare aBushfire Management Plan for the site, to the satisfaction of Counciland the Rural Fire Service.REHABILITATIONProgressive Rehabilitation4/94 The Applicant shall carry out the rehabilitation of the DA areaprogressively, that is, as soon as reasonably practicable followingdisturbance.Note: See also condition 81 of schedule 4.4/94A Rehabilitation Management PlanThe Applicant shall prepare and implement a RehabilitationManagement Plan for the development, to the satisfaction of theDirector-General of DII. This plan must:(a) be prepared in consultation with the Department, DECCW,NOW, Council and the CCC;(b) be prepared in accordance with any relevant DII guideline;(c) build, to the maximum extent practicable, on the othermanagement plans required under this consent; and(d) be submitted to the Director-General of DII for approval by theend of December 2011.Note: The Rehabilitation Management Plan should address all landimpacted by the development, whether priorto or following the date of this consent. See also conditions 69 and81 of schedule 4.MINE EXIT STRATEGY4/95 The Applicant shall work with the Council to investigate theminimisation of adverse socio-economic effects of a significantreduction in local employment levels and closure of thedevelopment at the end of its life. Bushfire Management Plan,Apr 2008 Letter from NSW Rural FireService re BushfireManagement Plan, 1 Jul2008 Open-cut Mining OperationsPlan, Jul 2010 to Jun 2016 Underground MiningOperations Plan 2005-2012Yes (b) Wambo Coal Pty Ltd is responsible for fire suppressionon the mine site, with the Hunter Valley Area Rural FireService available as a support brigade.YesYesIn progress(refer tosection3.2.2.5)A Bushfire Management Plan was prepared by Wambo in April2005 and submitted to Singleton Council and the Rural FireService. Both organisations provided written approval of theplan. An updated Bushfire Management Plan was submitted tothe Singleton Shire Council and Hunter Valley Rural Fire Servicein 2008 and accepted by the HVRFS on 1 July 2008.The approved open cut Mining Operations Plan developed for thesite includes rehabilitation of the mining areas. Progressiverehabilitation is reported in the AEMR providing the current totalarea affected or rehabilitated, the current area and estimatedarea for the next 12 months that will be disturbed/rehabilitated.This Rehabilitation Management Plan is being developed inaccordance with the DII Guideline, for submission in accordancewith MCoA.94A.Noted MCoA Schedule 3 condition 6 states “This consent lapses 21years after the date it commences.” A letter from DoP states theconsent lapses on 14 November 2023. Mine closure is notplanned to occur prior to 2023, so the Mine Exit Strategy has notyet been developed.trevor brown & associates 80applied environmental management consultants
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Wambo Coal Pty LimitedAnnual Enviro
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2010-2011 AEMR2.8 Water Management.
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2010-2011 AEMR3.13.1.3 Aboriginal C
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2010-2011 AEMRList of FiguresFigure
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2010-2011 AEMR1.0 Introduction1.1 S
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2010-2011 AEMRGain advice on most s
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2010-2011 AEMRWith the commencement
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2010-2011 AEMRNo. of complaints1098
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Appendix 1Rail Haulage Records
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HYDROGRAPHIC STATIONFM9 - SOUTH WAM
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