Hurstville REF - Transport for NSW - NSW Government

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Appendix 1: Principles from the TelecommunicationsFacilities GuidelinesPrinciple 1: A telecommunications facility is to be designed and sited to minimise visualimpact.Principle(a) As far as practical, a telecommunicationsfacility that is to be mounted on an existingbuilding or structure should be integrated withthe design and appearance of the building orstructure.(b) The visual impact of telecommunicationsfacilities should be minimised, visual clutter isto be reduced particularly on tops of buildings,and their physical dimensions (includingsupport mounts) should be sympathetic to thescale and height of the building to which it is tobe attached, and sympathetic to adjacentbuildings.(c) Where telecommunications facilitiesprotrude from a building or structure and arepredominantly backgrounded against the sky,the facility and their support mounts should beeither the same as the prevailing colour of thehost building or structure, or a neutral coloursuch as grey should be used.(d) Ancillary facilities associated with thetelecommunications facility should bescreened or housed, using the same colour asthe prevailing background to reduce itsvisibility, including the use of existingvegetation where available, or newlandscaping where possible and practical.ProposalThe Yagi antennas at Location 4 will bemounted to the existing west end portal of thetunnel and will be integrated into the designand appearance of the structure.The design and site selection process aimedto minimise visual impact. This has beenachieved by selecting a location inside the railcorridor where there is already a level ofdisturbance, the presence of verticalstructures as well as trees along the edge ofthe rail corridor. The selection of a monopoleand antenna mounting system that isunobtrusive with minimal visual bulk will alsominimise visual impact.The Yagi antennas that are proposed to bemounted to the west end portal of the tunnelwill be of similar colour to the tunnel.The DTRS cabinet will be located within theApparatus Room 40 metres north-west ofOutdoor Location 2 and will be out sight of thepublic. The DBS/power cabinet will be locatedwithin the portal and surrounded by a retainingwall and will also be out of site of the public.Page 66 of 75
Principle(e) A telecommunications facility should belocated and designed to respond appropriatelyto its rural landscape setting.(f) A telecommunications facility located on, oradjacent to, a State or local heritage item orwithin a heritage conservation area, should besited and designed with external colours,finishes and scale sympathetic to those of theheritage item or conservation area.(g) A telecommunications facility should belocated so as to minimise or avoid theobstruction of a significant view of a heritageitem or place, a landmark, a streetscape, vistaor a panorama, whether viewed from public orprivate land.(h) The relevant local government authoritymust be consulted where the pruning, lopping,or removal of tree or other vegetation wouldcontravene a Tree Preservation Orderapplying to the land or where a permit ordevelopment consent is required.(i) A telecommunications facility that is nolonger required is to be removed and the siterestored, to a condition that is similar to itscondition be<strong>for</strong>e the facility was constructed.(j) The siting and design oftelecommunications facilities should be inaccordance with relevant Industry DesignGuides.ProposalThe proposed site is not in a rural area. It is inthe rail corridor adjacent to a residential andcommercial area.The proposed DTRS site is not located withinor adjacent to a Heritage item.The proposed facility will not block orsignificantly obstruct views of heritage items orother landmarks of state significance.The proposed monopole is less than 500millimetres wide at the top and will not have aheadframe supporting the antennas. Themonopole will not represent a dominantstructure in the view lines of people occupyingthe residential properties in the surroundingarea.No native vegetation will be removed.Should the facility ever become redundant, thevarious elements will be decommissioned andremoved. Following removal, the land will berestored as close as practicable to itscondition be<strong>for</strong>e work began.The proposed design has been completedusing “best industry practice” and complieswith the relevant standards regardingstructural engineering, EME and constructionprocedures.Page 67 of 75
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