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Table 2Possible Construction Noise Control MeasuresPossible Construction NoiseControl MeasuresMaximising the offset distancebetween noisy plant items andnearby residential receiversConstruction Noise Control Measures to beimplemented during constructionYes The nearest residential receivers are located 122metres away.NoAvoid the simultaneousoperation of two or more noisyplant items in close vicinity andadjacent to residentialreceiversSchedule the noisiest activitiesduring normal business hours(7am and 6pm Monday toFriday and 8am and 1pmSaturday), or where this is notpossible, to less sensitivetimes of dayYesNoYesNoEfforts will be made to minimise the simultaneousoperation of noisy plant and equipment.Construction will take place during standard workinghours, however some work may be undertakenduring scheduled possessions.Provide periods of quiet if Yesactivities occur for extendedperiods during the night No Not applicable as night works are not proposed.Minimise consecutive night Yestime activities in the samelocality No Not applicable as night works are not proposed.Orient equipment away fromresidential receiversYesNoEfforts will be made to orient equipment away fromresidential receivers.Carry out loading andunloading away fromresidential receiversYes The nearest residential receivers are located 122metres away.NoPosition site access points androads as far as possible awayfrom residential receiversUse structures to shieldresidential receivers from noisePlan for and conducting nightYesNoYesNoYesAccess to the site is off Dean Street which is notlocated within close proximity to any residences.Not applicable due to the distance between the siteand nearest residential receivers.Page 34 of 64
Possible Construction NoiseControl Measurestime activities in ways thateliminate or minimise the needfor audible warning alarmsNoConstruction Noise Control Measures to beimplemented during constructionConstruction will take place during standard workinghours only.Notify residents of anyproposed activities which areto be conducted outsidenormal business hours andwhich are likely to createoffensive noiseYesNoSome work may be undertaken during scheduledpossessions.4.6 HeritageExisting SituationA search for non-Aboriginal heritage items was undertaken on 14 February 2012 consulting thefollowing databases: Wollongong Local Environmental Plan (LEP), State Heritage Register,State Heritage Inventory, Australian Heritage Database, (including Commonwealth Register ofthe National Estate), world heritage sites and RailCorp’s Section 170 Heritage andConservation Register.There are some heritage items around the proposal area (refer Appendix 3). They include:• Regent Theatre, located at 197 Keira Street, listed under the NSW Heritage Act and theWollongong LEP;• Wollongong Railway Station Group listed under the NSW Heritage Act and RailCorp’sSection 170 Register; and• A variety of houses and bungalows in surrounding streets including Atchison Street, CrownStreet, Gladstone Avenue and Keira Street, listed under the Wollongong LEP.The site is located close to the Wollongong Railway Station Group but is not within theboundary of the site as described on the heritage listing.A search for known items of Aboriginal heritage value was undertaken for the proposed site,(with a 50 metre buffer) on 14 February 2012 using the Office of Environment and Heritage’sAboriginal Heritage Information Management System (AHIMS). No Aboriginal sites or placeswere found at the location or its surrounds (refer Appendix 3).Potential ImpactsAs a new monopole is not being erected, the antennas being affixed to an existing MetroNetmast will be the only new element introduced into the visual environment (refer visual impacts inSection 10) and they may be visible from Dean Street and Auburn Street. However, theantennas will not interrupt or block views of any nearby heritage listed items.Page 35 of 64
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