Warrawee Substation - Review of Environmental Factors

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PreliminariesThe strict liability offence of harming Aboriginal objects has a number of defences,including the statutory defence of due diligence, which can include compliance with anadopted industry code of practice. A due diligence Aboriginal archaeologicalassessment has been undertaken for the proposal in accordance with the DECCWDue Diligence Code of Practice for the Protection of Aboriginal Objects in New SouthWales. The results of the assessment, summarised in Section 3.6, indicate that theproposal would not impact on items of Aboriginal heritage significance.1.5.6 Licences and approvalsProtection of the Environment Operations Act 1997Operation of the rail network is subject to an Environmental Protection Licence (EPL)No. 12208, issued under the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997. Theproposal would comply with the requirements of this licence, in addition to the generalobligations set out in the POEO Act, and would not require a variation.OtherRailCorp would determine the REF in accordance with its obligations under Part 5 ofthe EP& A Act. It is unlikely that approval would be required under any otherenvironmental planning legislation, including:Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995. Approval would not be required as theproject would not be impacted upon any threatened species or ecologicallyendangered communities.Heritage Act 1977. Approval would not be required as the project would not impactupon any State Heritage or items listed on a section 170 register.National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974. Approval would not be required as the projectwould not impact upon or is likely to impact upon any indigenous heritage items.Warrawee Substation Project/Review of Environmental FactorsPage 10 of 64
The proposal2. The proposal2.1 Proposal description2.1.1 Scope of the proposalKey features of the proposal are summarised in Table 2.1 and shown on the plansprovided in Appendix A.Table 2.1 Key features of the proposalBuilding sizeFacilities to beprovided insidethe buildingBuilding footprint of approximately 284 m 2 . The total area inwhich the substation (including building, hardstand areas, anddriveways) would be located on is approximately 1170 m 2 .The following facilities would be included in the substationbuilding: Two incoming 33kV feeders Two physically separate 33kV switchboards and associatedswitchgear Two 33kV/600V rectifier transformers Two 600V/1500V DC rectifiers Two 600V/415V auxiliary transformers One 0.5mH 4000A reactor DC circuit breaker cubicles for the following:- Two 1500V DC rectifier DC circuit breakers- Four 1500V DC feeder DC circuit breakers- One DC 1500V DC for an harmonic filter- One test bay, with spare DC circuit breakers Four three position isolating and rail connect switches in the1500V DC isolating switch area One common equipment panel One rail earth contactor panel One main negative bar for traction return, one controlnegative bar, voltmeter test rail in 1500V DC switch area andone earth bar Auxiliary power supply and reticulation via distribution board Battery room Communications services including VoIP phonesSite electrical services include site lightingEarthing of high voltage and low voltage systems andbonding of structure components.Warrawee Substation Project/Review of Environmental FactorsPage 11 of 64
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