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Mount Druitt Commuter Car ParkReview of Environmental FactorsLegislationWater Management Act2000 (NSW)Water Act 1912 (NSW)Noxious Weeds Act 1993(NSW)Crown Lands Act 1987(NSW)Sydney Water Act 1994(NSW)Waste Avoidance andResource Recovery Act2001 (NSW)Native Title Act 1993(Commonwealth)Disability DiscriminationAct 1992Requirements for the Proposalfor carrying out various activities on public roads.The Proposal would not affect any roads within the meaning ofSection 138 and therefore consent from the road authority isnot required.Part 3, Division 1 of the Act relates to water use approvals,water management works approvals, controlled activityapprovals and aquifer interference approvals.The Proposal does not require any water use, watermanagement works, drainage or flood works, controlledactivities or aquifer interference.Therefore an approval under the Act is not required.This Act applies to works affecting rivers and floodplains.Licences are required for water supply, drainage, bores andartesian wells in areas where there is no water sharing planunder the Water Management Act 2000.The Proposal does not affect any rivers or floodplains andtherefore the provisions of this Act do not apply.The Proposal does not involve the clearing of vegetation thatincludes weed species listed under this Act.Therefore the provisions of the Act do not apply.Under the Act a lease or licence may be required to use andoccupy Crown land.The site is not Crown land and therefore the Proposal does notrequire a lease or licence under the Act.Under this Act approval is required in the form of a Trade WasteAgreement for the discharge of wastes into sewer.No wastes would be discharged into the sewer as a result of theProposal and therefore no approval is required under the Act.TCA would carry out the proposed construction of the Proposal inaccordance with the objects of this Act.A site-specific waste avoidance plan would be prepared.Under the Act notification must be given to any native titleholders or claimants over the site of the Proposal.No native title holders or claimants are known for the site andtherefore the provisions of the Act do not apply.The Proposal has been designed having regard to this Act.KMH-2010123a REF Rev 4 doc Page 34 of 116Status: Final
Mount Druitt Commuter Car ParkReview of Environmental Factors5. Stakeholder and community consultationThis chapter summarises the consultation strategy that has been adopted for theProposal, discusses the consultation that has been undertaken to date and outlinesthe consultation that is proposed for the future. It includes consultation with thecommunity, relevant government agencies and stakeholders.5.1. Consultation requirementConsultation required under Clauses 13-16 of the Infrastructure SEPP is summarisedbelow:Before development is carried out, the proponent must given written notice of theintention to carry out development to the Council and to the occupiers of theadjoining land; andThe proponent must take consideration of any responses within 21 days.Table 5-1 provides further details of consultation requirements under theInfrastructure SEPP.Table 5-1Infrastructure SEPP consultation requirementsConsultation with councils – development with impacts on councilrelatedinfrastructure and servicesWhere commuter car park works:Substantially impact on storm water management services;Place a local road system under strain;Involve connection to or impact on a council owned seweragesystem;Involve connection to and substantial use of council owned watersupply;Significantly disrupt pedestrian or vehicle movement;Involve significant excavation to a road surface or footpath forwhich Council has responsibility.Relevance to theProposalThe Proposalwould not result ina significantimpact on anyCouncil relatedinfrastructure.Consultation withCouncil hasoccurred (Refer toTable 5-3).Consultation with councils – development with impacts on localheritageWhere commuter car park works:Substantially impact on a local heritage item (if not also a Stateheritage item);Substantially impact on a heritage conservation area.The Proposalwould not result inany impacts on anylocal or Stateheritage item.Consultation with councils – development with impacts on flood liablelandWhere commuter car park works:Impact on land that is susceptible to flooding – reference shouldbe made to ‗Floodplain Development Manual: the management offlood liable land‘.The Proposal siteis not susceptibleto flooding.KMH-2010123a REF Rev 4 doc Page 35 of 116Status: Final
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