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PrincipalProposalreported to the Civil Aviation Safety AuthorityAustralia.(b) The telecommunications facility is not tocause adverse radio frequency interference withany airport, port or Commonwealth Defencenavigational or communications equipment,including the Morundah Communication Facility,Riverina.(c) The telecommunications facility and ancillaryfacilities are to be carried out in accordance withthe applicable specifications (if any) of themanufacturers for the installation of suchequipment.(d) The telecommunications facility is not to affectthe structural integrity of any building on which itis erected.(e) The telecommunications facility is to beerected wholly within the boundaries of aproperty where the landowner has agreed to thefacility 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: Soilsand Construction’ (Landcom 2004), or itsreplacement.(g) Obstruction or risks to pedestrians or vehiclescaused by the location of the facility, constructionactivity or materials used in construction are to bemitigated.RailCorp will operate the radio facility with its ownspectrum and the facility will not cause anyinterference 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.The proposed facility will not be connected to anexisting 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.The activities associated with construction andinstallation will be done in accordance withsediment controls, erosion controls, stormwatercontrols and other controls outlined in the BlueBook (refer Section 4.1).Construction activities will take place in the railcorridor and changes to traffic and access are notexpected.Any traffic changes will be implemented inaccordance with an approved TrafficManagement PlanThere will be no risks to traffic or pedestriansduring the operation of the proposal.Page 62 of 67
Principal(h) Where practical, work is to be carried outduring times that cause minimum disruption toadjoining properties and public access. Hours ofwork are to be restricted to between 7.00am and6.00pm, Mondays to Saturdays, with no work onSundays and public holidays.(i) Traffic control measures are to be taken duringconstruction in accordance with AustralianStandard AS1742.3-2002 Manual of uniformtraffic control devices – Traffic control devices onroads.(j) Open trenching should be guarded inaccordance with Australian Standard Section93.080 – Road Engineering AS1165 – 1982 –Traffic hazard warning lamps.(k) Disturbance to flora and fauna should beminimised and the land is to be restored to acondition that is similar to its condition before thework was carried out.(l) The likelihood of impacting on threatenedspecies and communities should be identified inconsultation with relevant state or localgovernment authorities and disturbance toidentified species and communities avoidedwherever possible.(m) The likelihood of harming an Aboriginal Placeand / or Aboriginal object should be identified.Approvals from the Office of Environment &Heritage (OEH) must be obtained where impactis likely, or Aboriginal objects are found.ProposalThe proposal will be required to be undertakenunder track possession that may require out ofhours work.A Traffic Management Plan will be developed andimplemented during construction and installationactivities. The procedures and mitigationmeasures in the plan will ensure compliance withAustralian Standard AS1742.3-2002 Manual ofuniform traffic control devices – Traffic controldevices on roads (refer Section 4.14).There will be no open trenches outside the railcorridor and all trenches will be covered or filledso that they are not open overnight.No trees will be removed.The proposed activities do not require theremoval of significant amounts of vegetation. Asearch of threatened species has beencompleted (refer Appendix 3) and there is notexpected to be significant impact on anythreatened species.A search of the AHIMS has been completed andthere are no known items or places ofarchaeological significance on the site or in theimmediate surrounding area (refer Appendix 3).If any suspicious items or objects are foundduring excavation, work will cease immediatelyand the OEH will be consulted and works will notre-commence until OEH have granted theirPage 63 of 67
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Table of ContentsExecutive Summary
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Executive SummaryNeed for the Propo
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1 Introduction1.1 Background to the
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• To the south are commercial/ind
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Figure 3View of site looking southw
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Page 16 and 17: State Environmental Planning Policy
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Page 24 and 25: • Installation of precast concret
Page 26 and 27: • GRN would require a substantial
Page 28 and 29: 3.6 Justification of the Preferred
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Page 32 and 33: Potential ImpactsLocal and regional
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Page 44 and 45: gates adjacent to an access track.
Page 46 and 47: Potential ImpactsDuring constructio
Page 48 and 49: 4.19 Consideration of Clause 228 of
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Page 84 and 85: Frog [64733]Litoria raniformisGrowl
Page 86 and 87: Loggerhead Turtle [1763] Endangered
Page 88 and 89: Haliaeetus leucogasterWhite-bellied
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Page 92 and 93: Thalassarche salviniSalvin's Albatr
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Page 96 and 97: Berkeley, NSWGarawarra, NSWMacquari
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Page 108 and 109: Summary of Estimated RF EME Levels
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