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Safety Agency (ARPANSA). It is to show thepredicted levels of electromagnetic energysurrounding the development comply withthe safety limits imposed by the AustralianCommunications and Media Authority andthe Electromagnetic Radiation Standard, anddemonstrate compliance with the MobilePhone Networks Code.Principle 4: Minimise disturbance and risk, and maximise compliancePrincipal(a) The siting and height of anytelecommunications facility must comply withany relevant site and height requirementsspecified by the Civil Aviation Regulations1988 and the Airports (Protection of Airspace)Regulations 1996 of the Commonwealth. Itmust not penetrate any obstacle limitationsurface shown on any relevant ObstacleLimitation Surface Plan that has beenprepared by the operator of an aerodrome orairport operating within 30 kilometres of theproposed development and reported to theCivil Aviation Safety Authority Australia.(b) The telecommunications facility is not tocause adverse radio frequency interferencewith any airport, port or CommonwealthDefence navigational or communicationsequipment, including the MorundahCommunication Facility, Riverina.(c) The telecommunications facility andancillary facilities are to be carried out inaccordance with the applicable specifications(if any) of the manufacturers for the installationof such equipment.ProposalThe provisions of the Civil AviationRegulations 1988 and the Airports (Protectionof Airspace) Regulations 1996 wereconsidered during the design and sitingprocess. There is no need for the installationof a warning light or aircraft navigation light, asthe proposal does not penetrate the ObstacleLimitation Surface.RailCorp will operate the radio facility with itsown spectrum and the facility will not causeany interference with other networks. All radiotransmitters will use the frequency assigned toRailCorp for the exclusive use of RailCorp.The installation and operation of the radioequipment and antennas will be carried out inaccordance with the manufacturers’specifications.Page 58 of 64
Principal(d) The telecommunications facility is not toaffect the structural integrity of any building onwhich it is erected.(e) The telecommunications facility is to beerected wholly within the boundaries of aproperty where the landowner has agreed tothe facility being located on the land.(f) The carrying out of construction of thetelecommunications facilities must be inaccordance with all relevant regulations of theBlue Book – ‘Managing Urban Storm water:Soils and Construction’ (Landcom 2004), or itsreplacement.ProposalThe proposed facility will not be connected toan existing building.The proposed facility will be inside the railcorridor that is owned and used by RailCorp.RailCorp is the proponent of the network andagrees to the use of the land for the proposedradio equipment.As no intrusive works are proposed, noerosion or sedimentation controls arerequired.Page 59 of 64
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