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Wambo Coal AEMR 2010-2011 - Peabody Energy

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aemc<strong>Wambo</strong> <strong>Coal</strong> Mine, Rail Loop and <strong>Coal</strong> LoaderIndependent Environmental Audit – Minister’s Condition of Approval(b)(c)(d)Construction manual;identify activities that could cause soil erosion and generatesediment;describe the location, function, and capacity of erosion andsediment control structures; anddescribe measures to minimise soil erosion and the potentialfor the migration of sediments to downstream waters.2005 to Jun <strong>2010</strong> Revised Erosion andSediment Control Plan, Feb<strong>2010</strong>(a)NO(see section3.2.2.4 andRec 4)(b)Yes(c )Yes(d)NOsubmitted to DoP on 28 April <strong>2010</strong>.(a) The <strong>Wambo</strong> Erosion and Sediment Control Plan is notconsistent with the Managing urban stormwater: Soilsand Construction Manual (the Blue Book) and Soilsand Construction. Volume2E – Mines and Quarries thatpropose a management objective of erosion controlover sediment control. The focus of the <strong>Wambo</strong>Erosion and Sediment Control Plan is primarilysediment control. The control measures proposed insection 3 of the ESCP lack appropriate detail fordispersive soils/spoils observed at the <strong>Wambo</strong> site anddesign standards for erosion and sediment controlstructures at <strong>Wambo</strong> nominated in the ESCP section 4are not consistent with the requirements of Table 6.1 ofSoils & Construction. Volume2E – Mines & Quarries.(b) The Plan identifies activities that could cause erosionand generate sediment and refers to Figure 1B in theMining Operations Plan for the location of erosion andsediment control structure on the site.(c) Section 4 Erosion and sediment control plans Table 4and Figure 2 provide location, function, and capacity oferosion and sediment control structures(d) The Plan describes measures to minimise soil erosionand potential for sediment migration to downstreamwaters in section 3.3. Section 4.5 Mine WaterManagement describes measures to minimise soilerosion but does not address the main mechanism forerosion risk and sediment migration on site which issoil dispersion.4/33 The Surface Water Monitoring Program shall include:(a) detailed baseline data on surface water flows and quality inthe Wollombi Brook, and North <strong>Wambo</strong>, South <strong>Wambo</strong>, andStony Creeks;(b) surface water impact assessment criteria;(c) a program to monitor surface water flows and quality in theWollombi Brook; and North <strong>Wambo</strong>, South <strong>Wambo</strong>, and StonyCreeks;(d) a program to monitor bank and bed stability in North <strong>Wambo</strong>,South <strong>Wambo</strong>, and Stony Creeks;(e) a program to monitor the quantity and quality of the vegetationin the riparian zones adjacent to North <strong>Wambo</strong>, South<strong>Wambo</strong>, and Stony Creeks; and Surface Water MonitoringProgram, Aug 2005 Environmental MonitoringProgram, Mar 2006 Surface Water MonitoringProgram, Nov 2009 Erosion and SedimentControl Plan, Feb <strong>2010</strong>(a)Yes(b)Yes(c )YesThe Surface Water Monitoring Program was initially submitted toDoP and approved in 2005. The Site Water Monitoring Programwas revised in November 2009 and the Plan approved by DoP on28 April <strong>2010</strong>.(a)(b)(c)Section 4 Baseline Surface Water Data – providesdetailed baseline data on surface water flows andquality in the Wollombi Brook, and North <strong>Wambo</strong>,South <strong>Wambo</strong>, and Stony CreeksSection 5 Surface Water Quality Criteria – providesSurface water impact assessment criteriaSection 6 Surface Water Monitoring Program - aprogram to monitor surface water flows and quality intrevor brown & associates 62applied environmental management consultants

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