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5 References• DECC (2009) Interim Construction Noise Guideline. Prepared by the Department ofEnvironment and Climate Change, Sydney.• DECCW (2009) Waste Classification Guidelines. Prepared by the Department ofEnvironment, Climate Change and Water, Sydney.• DEWHA (2010) Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Accessed on 9 June 2011 at:http://www.environment.gov.au/settlements/transport/fuelguide/environment.html.• DIPNR (2004) Guideline for the Preparation of Environmental Management Plans.Prepared by the Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources, Sydney.• DoP (2010) NSW Telecommunication Facilities Guideline including Broadband. Preparedby Department of Planning, Sydney.• Landcom (2004) Managing Urban Stormwater, Soils and Construction Guidelines (the BlueBook). Prepared by Landcom/Department of Housing, Sydney.• Wollongong City Council (2010) State of the Environment Report 2009/2010. Prepared byWollongong City Council, Wollongong.• RailCorp (2009): Contaminated Land Management (EMS-09-PR-0004)Page 52 of 64
Appendix 1: Principles from the TelecommunicationsFacilities GuidelinesPrinciple 1: A telecommunications facility is to be designed and sited to minimise visualimpact.Principal(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.(e) A telecommunications facility should belocated and designed to respond appropriatelyProposalAs the antennas are being mounted to anexisting telecommunications mast, they will beintegrated with the design and appearance ofthe 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 and the presence of verticalstructures. The selection of mountingantennas to an existing mast will alsominimise visual impact.The antennas and their support mounts will bea neutral colour similar to that of the hostmast.Ancillary facilities will be housed within theadjacent Communications Room and will notbe visible to the public.The proposed site is not in a rural area. It is inthe rail corridor adjacent to a commercial area.Page 53 of 64
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