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Determination ReportMACARTHUR 2 COMMUTER CAR PARKSubmission Number Issues raised TIDC responseEndangered Ecological Community (EEC with moreoffset revegetation planting allocated to this site)• topography (slope of the site requires fill).Also, the <strong>Macarthur</strong> station commuter catchment is onlypartly from this side of the railway line, which would result inincreased vehicle travel times to the station <strong>for</strong> mostcommuters.A summary of these issues is provided in Appendix No.5.Community submission(2)Community submission(33), (41), (43)Community submission(2)Community submission(2)An aboriginal artefacts assessment of the site should beconducted(a) The proposal removes EEC vegetation – is it thatwhich is earmarked <strong>for</strong> native regeneration ofCumberland Plain Woodland as part of the <strong>Macarthur</strong>Gardens estate?(b) Cumberland plain snail survey should be associatedwith the loss of CPW on site as this is its habitatWhy was the land purchased from Landcom prior to publicconsultation?Which government Minister(s) ultimately approve theproposal?A search of the <strong>NSW</strong> Department of Environment andClimate Change and Water’s (DECCW) Aboriginal HeritageIn<strong>for</strong>mation Management System (AHIMS) was undertaken<strong>for</strong> the preparation of the REF. The search indicated that nosites are known to occur on the site and is there<strong>for</strong>econsidered to have low archaeological potential.If anything is uncovered on site during construction, therewould be procedures implemented to protect andinvestigate any findings (Refer to Condition No.28).Subsequent to display of the REF, the owners of the car parksite (Stocklands and Landcom) have undertaken landclearing at the site to remove all vegetation consistent withprevious Council approvals.As a result, there is no longer any requirement <strong>for</strong>management of EEC vegetation, as it no longer exists onsite.The land has not yet been purchased from Landcom.Commercial negotiations regarding the transfer ofownership of the site are being finalised.TIDC is the determining authority <strong>for</strong> the proposed activity.The project will be determined under Part 5 of the EP&A Act.1055342_2.DOC 12

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