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Review of Environmental FactorsGlenbrook commuter car park and interchange upgrade• GlenbrookRailwayDeviation.Consultation with Councils – development with impacts on floodliable landWhere transport interchange works:• Impacts on land that is susceptible to flooding –reference would be made to ‘Floodplain DevelopmentManual: the management of flood liable land’.Consultation with public authorities other than CouncilsWhere development is undertaken adjacent to land reserved underNational Parks and Wildlife Act 1974, OEH and other agencies specifiedby the Infrastructure SEPP where relevant.Relevance to the ProposalThe proposed site is notsusceptible to flooding.Relevance to the ProposalThe Proposal is not adjacent toland reserved under theNational Parks and Wildlife Act1974. Section 5.5 summarisesconsultation undertaken withother relevant Governmentagencies.5.2 CONSULTATION STRATEGYThe consultation strategy for the Proposal was developed to encourage stakeholder and communityinvolvement and foster interaction between stakeholders, the community and the project team. Theconsultation strategy that was developed, having regard to the requirements of the Infrastructure SEPPensures that stakeholders and the community are informed of the Proposal and have the opportunity toprovide input.The objectives of the consultation strategy are to:• Provide accurate and timely information about the Proposal and REF process to relevantstakeholders• Raise awareness of the various components of the Proposal and the specialistenvironmental investigations• Ensure that the directly impacted community are aware of the REF and consulted whereappropriate• Provide opportunities for stakeholders and the community to express their view about theProposal• Understand and access valuable local knowledge from the community and stakeholders• Record the details and input from community engagement activities• Build positive relations with identified community stakeholders, and• Ensure a comprehensive and transparent approach.Ref No: 2260812 23
Review of Environmental FactorsGlenbrook commuter car park and interchange upgrade5.2.1 Consultation tools and activitiesTransport for NSW would notify the community of the public display of the REF via:• Distribution of a Proposal Update to commuters, businesses, residents and localorganisations• A door knock of local residents in the immediate area of the proposed commuter car parkand interchange upgrade• Advertisements placed in the local newspapers.5.3 COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENTCommunity consultation activities for the Proposal would be undertaken during the public display of thisREF.The REF would be placed on public display for a period of two weeks and be available on the Transportfor New South Wales website and at the following locations:• Blaxland Library, 33 Hope Street, Blaxland• Blue Mountains City Council office 104 Macquarie Road, Springwood• Blue Mountains City Council office, 2‐6 Civic Place, Katoomba• Transport for NSW, 821 Pacific Highway, Chatswood• www.transport.nsw.gov.au/projects Information on the Proposal would be availablethrough the Project Infoline (1800 684 490) or via email (project@transport.nsw.gov.au).The Environmental Impact Assessment Reports undertaken as part of the REF process would be availableon the Transport for NSW website.During this display period feedback would be invited. Following a review of feedback received, Transportfor New South Wales would determine whether to proceed with the Proposal.5.4 ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENTAn Aboriginal Heritage Inventory Management System (AHIMS) search was undertaken for the proposedsite with a buffer of 200m. The search did not identify the presence of any items of Aboriginal heritagesignificance occurring on these sites. Given these results and the highly disturbed nature of the site it wasnot considered necessary to undertake specific Aboriginal consultation. If during public display of the REF,submissions are received relating to Aboriginal issues, then appropriate Aboriginal communityconsultation would be undertaken.5.5 GOVERNMENT AGENCY AND STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENTTransport for New South Wales established a Project Control Group (PCG) comprising representatives ofthe key state government agencies likely to have a significant input or involvement in delivery of theTransport Access Program. The PCG consists of representatives from Transport for New South Wales,RailCorp and Roads and Maritime Services (RMS). The PCG meet on a regular basis and provide programdirection and a conduit to key information sources within each organisation.Ref No: 2260812 24
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