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Mount Druitt Commuter Car ParkReview of Environmental FactorsClause 228 FactorsThe environmental assessment provisions of the Environment Planning and AssessmentRegulation 2000, require the following factors to be considered in order to determine whether theproposal will have a significant impact on the environment.• Factor • Impacts(a)Any environmental impact on a community?During construction there would be temporary increases innoise, dust, vibration and traffic as well as temporary disruptionsto traffic and pedestrian movements in the vicinity of theProposal. Greenhouse gases would also be emitted as a result ofconstruction. In particular noise and vibration impacts on MountDruitt Court House would require management through theimplementation of the mitigation measures listed in Section 7.During operation there would be shadowing effects on theMount Druitt Court House secure car park and entry area.Operational noise from the Proposal is anticipated to have aminimal impact on the acoustic amenity of the community ornearby neighbours.The Proposal would result in a long term benefit by providing anadditional 220 commuter car parking spaces in close proximityto Mount Druitt Railway Station and 7 DDA compliant spacesadjacent to the Station. The Proposal would also visually improvethe site which is currently in disrepair and would improve safetyin the public domain via security lighting, CCTV and passivesurveillance.Short-termnegativeLong-term minornegativeLong-termpositive(b)Any transformation of a locality?The Proposal is located within a commercial area of Mount Druittand would demonstrate a high level of compatibility with existingland uses. The Proposal would also be of a similar height andscale to the surrounding buildings.Operational noise from the Proposal is anticipated to have aminimal impact on the acoustic amenity of the community ornearby neighbours.There would minor changes to the visual amenity of the areahowever these changes would be consistent with the existinglocality. Therefore there would be no transformation of thelocality.NilNilNil(c)Any environmental impact on the ecosystem of thelocality?The Proposal would be constructed on a disused site thatcontains the dilapidated concrete structure of a former cinema.NilKMH-2010123a REF Rev 4 doc.Status: Final
Mount Druitt Commuter Car ParkReview of Environmental Factors• Factor • ImpactsExcept for the three mature Eucalyptus tereticornis along theeastern boundary, all other vegetation on site would beLong-term minornegativeremoved.The vegetation to be removed is not original Cumberland PlanWoodland community and therefore the Proposal would nothave an impact on the ecosystems of the locality.Nil(d)Any reduction of the aesthetic, recreational, scientific orother environmental quality or value of a locality?The Proposal would be constructed on a site that is currentlydisused and in disrepair. There would be temporary amenitychanges resulting from the clearance of vegetation, demolitionof the existing structure and establishment of site offices. Therewould also be a temporary increase in noise, dust emissions,greenhouse gases and vehicle movements during constructionthat would be reduced through the implementation of mitigationmeasures outlined in Section 7.After construction the aesthetic value of the site would beimproved from its current disrepair and value would be added tothe locality through the operation of 220 secure, convenientcommuter car parks.The dilapidated structure would be replaced with a car park thatis regularly used, improving the public safety of the area.Short-term minorLong-termpositiveLong-termpositive(e)Any effect on a locality, place or building having aesthetic,anthropological, archaeological, architectural, cultural,historical, scientific or social significance or other specialvalue for present or future generations?The Proposal would not result in any effect on a locality, place orbuilding having aesthetic, anthropological, archaeological,architectural, cultural, historical, scientific or social significanceor other special value for present or future generations.Nil(f)Any impact on the habitat of protected fauna (within themeaning of the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974)?No habitat of protected fauna (under the National Parks andWildlife Act 1974) occurs in or near the Proposal.Nil(g)Any endangering of any species of animal, plant or otherform of life, whether living on land, in water or in the air?No species of animal, plant or other form of life is expected to beendangered as a result of the Proposal.NilKMH-2010123a REF Rev 4 doc.Status: Final
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