APPENDIX A - GLOSSARY OF ACOUSTIC TERMS
The following is a brief description of the technical terms used to describe noise to assist in understanding the technical issues presented.
Adverse Weather Weather effects that enhance noise (that is, wind and temperature inversions) that occur at a site for a significant period of time (that is, wind occurring more than 30% of the time in any assessment period in any season and/or temperature inversions occurring more than 30% of the nights in winter). Ambient Noise The all-encompassing noise associated within a given environment at a given time, usually composed of sound from all sources near and far.
Assessment Period The period in a day over which assessments are made. Assessment Point A point at which noise measurements are taken or estimated. A point at which noise measurements are taken or estimated. Background Noise Background noise is the term used to describe the underlying level of noise present in the ambient noise, measured in the absence of the noise under investigation, when extraneous noise is removed. It is described as the average of the minimum noise levels measured on a sound level meter and is measured statistically as the A-weighted noise level exceeded for ninety percent of a sample period. This is represented as the L90 noise level (see below). Decibel [dB] The units that sound is measured in. The following are examples of the decibel readings of every day sounds: 0dB The faintest sound we can hear 30dB A quiet library or in a quiet location in the country 45dB Typical office space. Ambience in the city at night 60dB CBD mall at lunch time 70dB The sound of a car passing on the street 80dB Loud music played at home 90dB The sound of a truck passing on the street 100dB The sound of a rock band 115dB Limit of sound permitted in industry 120dB Deafening dB(A): A-weighted decibels. The ear is not as effective in hearing low frequency sounds as it is hearing high frequency sounds. That is, low frequency sounds of the same dB level are not heard as loud as high frequency sounds. The sound level meter replicates the human response of the ear by using an electronic filter which is called the “A” filter. A sound level measured with this filter switched on is denoted as dB(A). Practically all noise is measured using the A filter.
Frequency Frequency is synonymous to pitch. Sounds have a pitch which is peculiar to the nature of the sound generator. For example, the sound of a tiny bell has a high pitch and the sound of a bass drum has a low pitch. Frequency or pitch can be measured on a scale in units of Hertz or Hz. Impulsive noise Having a high peak of short duration or a sequence of such peaks. A sequence of impulses in rapid succession is termed repetitive impulsive noise. Intermittent noise The level suddenly drops to that of the background noise several times during the period of observation. The time during which the noise remains at levels different from that of the ambient is one second or more. Lmax The maximum sound pressure level measured over a given period. Lmin The minimum sound pressure level measured over a given period. L1 The sound pressure level that is exceeded for 1% of the time for which the given sound is measured.
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©RenzoTonin&Associates(NSW)PtyLtd SpecialistNoiseComponentofComplianceAudit EnvironmentalAcousticsTeam WoodlawnWindFarm TF694-01F06 (rev 8) Woodlawn Wind Farm Compliance NSW Department of Planning and Infrastructure Assessment Report 25October2012 Page54 APPENDIX B - PROJECT APPROVAL FOR THE CULLERIN WIND FARM
©RenzoTonin&Associates(NSW)PtyLtd SpecialistNoiseComponentofComplianceAudit EnvironmentalAcousticsTeam WoodlawnWindFarm TF694-01F06 (rev 8) Woodlawn Wind Farm Compliance NSW Department of Planning and Infrastructure Assessment Report 25October2012 Page55 DETERMINATION OF A DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION FOR STATE SIGNIFICANT, DESIGNATED AND INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT UNDER SECTION 80 OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT ACT, 1979
I, the Minister for Planning, under Section 80 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 determine the development application referred to in Schedule 1 by granting consent subject to the conditions set out in Schedule 2.
The reason for the imposition of conditions is to:
(i) Prevent, minimise, and/or offset adverse environmental impacts; (ii) Set standards and performance measures, and mechanisms to set such standards and performance measures for acceptable environmental performance; (iii) Require regular monitoring and reporting; and (iv) Provide for the on-going environmental management of the development.
Frank Sartor MP Minister for Planning
Sydney______2005
File No. 9036677-1
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KWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc T]bdaT cWPc P[[ ]TRTbbPah [XRT]RTb' _Ta\Xcb P]S P__a^eP[b PaT ^QcPX]TS P]S ZT_c d_(c^(SPcT Pb aT`dXaTS cWa^dVW^dc cWT [XUT ^U cWT ;TeT[^_\T]c) E^]T ^U cWT 9^]SXcX^]b ^U , @]R^a_^aPcTb ;<9 >T]TaP[ KTa\b ^U 7__a^eP[ 7,), ,+ N^^S[Pf] NX]S =Pa\ 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c ;7 -0+(,+(-+/(X 9^]bT]c aT\^eTb cWT ^Q[XVPcX^] U^a cWT 7__[XRP]c c^ ^QcPX]' aT]Tf ^a R^\_[h fXcW bdRW [XRT]RTb' _Ta\Xcb ^a P__a^eP[b) .7 GaX^a c^ cWT R^\\T]RT\T]c ^U R^]bcadRcX^] ^U cWT STeT[^_\T]c' cWT 7__[XRP]c bWP[[ R^]bd[c fXcW cWT I^PSb P]S KaPUUXR 7dcW^aXch' P]S fWTaT aT`dXaTS ^QcPX] P _Ta\Xc U^a cWT dbT ^U ^eTabXiTS ^a ^eTa(\Pbb eTWXR[Tb aT`dXaTS U^a cWT STeT[^_\T]c) Dispute Resolution / @] cWT TeT]c cWPc P SXb_dcT PaXbTb QTcfTT] cWT 7__[XRP]c P]S 9^d]RX[ ^a cWT 7__[XRP]c P]S P _dQ[XR PdcW^aXch ^cWTa cWP] cWT ;T_Pac\T]c' X] aT[PcX^] c^ P b_TRXUXRPcX^] ^a aT`dXaT\T]c P__[XRPQ[T d]STa cWXb 9^]bT]c' cWT \PccTa \dbc QT aTUTaaTS Qh TXcWTa _Pach c^ cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[' ^a XU ]^c aTb^[eTS' c^ cWT DX]XbcTa' fW^bT STcTa\X]PcX^] ^U cWT SXb_dcT \dbc QT UX]P[ P]S QX]SX]V ^] P[[ _PacXTb) =^a cWT _da_^bT ^U cWXb R^]SXcX^]' l_dQ[XR PdcW^aXchm WPb cWT bP\T \TP]X]V Pb _a^eXSTS d]STa JTRcX^] / ^U cWT 7Rc) E^cT5 JTRcX^] ,-, ^U cWT 7Rc _a^eXSTb \TRWP]Xb\b U^a aTb^[dcX^] ^U SXb_dcTb QTcfTT] cWT ;T_Pac\T]c' cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[' R^d]RX[b P]S _dQ[XR PdcW^aXcXTb) Provision and Protection of Public Infrastructure 0 KWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc5 %P& aT_PXa' ^a _Ph cWT Ud[[ R^bcb Pbb^RXPcTS fXcW aT_PXaX]V' P]h _dQ[XR X]UaPbcadRcdaT cWPc Xb SP\PVTS Qh cWT STeT[^_\T]c6 P]S %Q& aT[^RPcT' ^a _Ph cWT Ud[[ R^bcb Pbb^RXPcTS fXcW aT[^RPcX]V' P]h _dQ[XR X]UaPbcadRcdaT cWPc ]TTSb c^ QT aT[^RPcTS Pb P aTbd[c ^U cWT ;TeT[^_\T]c) E^cT5 E^cT5 KWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc T]bdaT cWPc P[[ f^aZb PaT RPaaXTS ^dc X] PRR^aSP]RT fXcW cWT 7Rc' cWT ITVd[PcX^]' cWT Local Government Act 1993 (Approvals) Regulations' P]S cWT 897) Compliance General 1 KWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc QT aTb_^]bXQ[T U^a T]eXa^]\T]cP[ X\_PRcb aTbd[cX]V Ua^\ cWT PRcX^]b ^U P[[ _Tab^]b ^](bXcT' X]R[dSX]V R^]caPRc^ab' bdQR^]caPRc^ab P]S eXbXc^ab) 2 KWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[ \Ph aT`dXaT d_SPcT aT_^ac%b& ^] R^\_[XP]RT fXcW P[[' ^a P]h _Pac' ^U cWT 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c) KWT aT_^ac %b& \dbc \TTc cWT aT`dXaT\T]cb ^U cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[ P]S QT bdQ\XccTS fXcWX] bdRW _TaX^S Pb cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[ \Ph aT`dXaT) 3 KWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc \TTc cWT aT`dXaT\T]cb ^U cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[ X] aTb_TRc ^U cWT X\_[T\T]cPcX^] ^U P]h \TPbdaT ]TRTbbPah c^ T]bdaT R^\_[XP]RT fXcW cWT 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c' P]S VT]TaP[ R^]bXbcT]Rh fXcW cWT S^Rd\T]cb [XbcTS d]STa 9^]SXcX^] E^) - ^U cWXb 9^]bT]c) KWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[ \Ph SXaTRc cWPc bdRW P \TPbdaT QT X\_[T\T]cTS X] aTb_^]bT c^ cWT X]U^a\PcX^] R^]cPX]TS fXcWX] P]h aT_^ac' _[P]' R^aaTb_^]ST]RT ^a ^cWTa S^Rd\T]c bdQ\XccTS X] PRR^aSP]RT fXcW cWT 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c' fXcWX] bdRW cX\T Pb cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[ \Ph aT`dXaT) Pre-Construction Compliance Report ,, N^^S[Pf] NX]S =Pa\ 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c ;7 -0+(,+(-+/(X 4 KWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc bdQ\Xc P Pre-Construction Compliance Report c^ cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[ Pc [TPbc cf^ fTTZb _aX^a c^ cWT R^\\T]RT\T]c ^U R^]bcadRcX^] %^a fXcWX] P cX\T PVaTTS c^ Qh cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[&) KWT Pre-Construction Compliance Report \dbc X]R[dST STcPX[b ^U5 %P& W^f cWT 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c aT`dXaTS c^ QT PSSaTbbTS _aX^a c^ R^]bcadRcX^] WPeT QTT] R^\_[XTS fXcW6 %Q& fWT] TPRW aT[TeP]c R^]SXcX^] ^U cWXb 9^]bT]c fPb R^\_[XTS fXcW' X]R[dSX]V bdQ\XbbX^] SPcTb ^U P]h aT`dXaTS aT_^ac P]S*^a P__a^eP[ SPcTb6 P]S %R& P]h P__a^eP[b ^a [XRT]RTb aT`dXaTS c^ QT XbbdTS Qh aT[TeP]c >^eTa]\T]c 7VT]RXTb _aX^a c^ cWT R^\\T]RT\T]c ^U R^]bcadRcX^]) Construction Compliance Report ,+ KWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc _a^eXST cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[ fXcW P Construction Compliance Report fXcWX] bXg fTTZb ^U cWT T]S ^U cWT UXabc bXg \^]cWb ^U R^]bcadRcX^] %^a Pc P]h ^cWTa cX\T X]cTaeP[ PVaTTS c^ Qh cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[&) KWT <]eXa^]\T]cP[ IT_aTbT]cPcXeT \dbc RTacXUh cWT PST`dPRh ^U cWT aT_^ac QTU^aT Xc Xb bdQ\XccTS c^ cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[) KWT Construction Compliance Report \dbc QT \PST _dQ[XR[h PePX[PQ[T P]S X]R[dST5 %P& X]U^a\PcX^] ^] R^\_[XP]RT fXcW cWT 9 Pre-Operation Compliance Report ,, KWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc bdQ\Xc P Pre-Operation Compliance Report c^ cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[ Pc [TPbc cf^ fTTZb _aX^a c^ cWT R^\\T]RT\T]c ^U F_TaPcX^] %^a fXcWX] P cX\T PVaTTS c^ Qh cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[&) KWT Pre-Operation Compliance Report \dbc X]R[dST STcPX[b ^U5 %P& W^f cWT 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c aT`dXaTS c^ QT PSSaTbbTS _aX^a c^ R^\\T]RT\T]c ^U F_TaPcX^] WPeT QTT] R^\_[XTS fXcW6 %Q& fWT] TPRW aT[TeP]c R^]SXcX^] ^U cWXb 9^]bT]c fPb R^\_[XTS fXcW' X]R[dSX]V bdQ\XbbX^] SPcTb ^U P]h aT`dXaTS aT_^ac P]S*^a P__a^eP[ SPcTb6 P]S %R& P]h P__a^eP[b ^a [XRT]RTb aT`dXaTS c^ QT XbbdTS Qh IT[TeP]c >^eTa]\T]c 7VT]RXTb _aX^a c^ cWT R^\\T]RT\T]c ^U F_TaPcX^]) Construction and Part 4A Certification ,- GaX^a c^ cWT R^\\T]RT\T]c ^U 9^]bcadRcX^]' cWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc TaTRc Pc [TPbc cf^ bXV]b X] P _a^\X]T]c _[PRT Pc cWT bXcT Q^d]SPah fWTaT cWT bXV]b RP] QT eXTfTS Ua^\ cWT ]TPaTbc _dQ[XR _[PRT) KWT bXV]b \dbc X]SXRPcT5 ,- N^^S[Pf] NX]S =Pa\ 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c ;7 -0+(,+(-+/(X %P& cWT ]P\T' PSSaTbb P]S cT[T_W^]T ]d\QTa ^U cWT GaX]RX_P[ 9TacXUhX]V 7dcW^aXch6 %Q& cWT ]P\T ^U cWT _Tab^] X] RWPaVT ^U cWT R^]bcadRcX^] bXcT P]S cT[T_W^]T ]d\QTa Pc fWXRW cWT _Tab^] \Ph QT R^]cPRcTS ^dcbXST f^aZX]V W^dab6 P]S %R& P bcPcT\T]c cWPc d]PdcW^aXbTS T]cah c^ cWT R^]bcadRcX^] bXcT Xb _a^WXQXcTS) KWT bXV]b \dbc QT \PX]cPX]TS U^a cWT SdaPcX^] ^U R^]bcadRcX^] f^aZb' P]S \dbc QT aT\^eTS Pb b^^] Pb _aPRcXRPQ[T PUcTa cWT R^]R[dbX^] ^U cWT R^]bcadRcX^] f^aZb) E^cT5 KWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc T]bdaT cWPc P[[ f^aZb PaT RPaaXTS ^dc X] PRR^aSP]RT fXcW cWT 7Rc' cWT ITVd[PcX^]' cWT Local Government Act 1993 (Approvals) Regulations' P]S cWT 897) Environmental Monitoring General Monitoring Requirements ,. -KWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc d]STacPZT P[[ \^]Xc^aX]V' X]R[dSX]V aTR^aSX]V P]S aT_^acX]V ^U \^]Xc^aX]V aTbd[cb' Pb aT`dXaTS d]STa cWXb 9^]bT]c P]S Pb \Ph QT b_TRXUXTS X] P] ,/ .KWT aTbd[cb ^U P]h \^]Xc^aX]V aT`dXaTS d]STa cWXb 9^]bT]c \dbc QT5 %P& aTR^aSTS P]S \PX]cPX]TS X] P [TVXQ[T U^a\' ^a X] P U^a\ fWXRW RP] QT aTPSX[h aTSdRTS c^ P [TVXQ[T U^a\6 %Q& ZT_c U^a Pc [TPbc / hTPab PUcTa cWT \^]Xc^aX]V ^a TeT]c c^ fWXRW cWTh aT[PcT c^^Z _[PRT6 P]S %R& _a^SdRTS X] P [TVXQ[T U^a\ c^ P]h PdcW^aXbTS ^UUXRTa ^U cWT ;<9 ^a cWT ;T_Pac\T]c fW^ PbZb c^ bTT cWT\) ,0 / KWT U^[[^fX]V aTR^aSb \dbc QT ZT_c X] aTb_TRc ^U P]h bP\_[Tb aT`dXaTS c^ QT R^[[TRcTS5 %P& cWT SPcT%b& ^] fWXRW cWT bP\_[T fPb cPZT]6 %Q& cWT cX\T%b& Pc fWXRW cWT bP\_[T fPb R^[[TRcTS6 %R& cWT [^RPcX^] Pc fWXRW cWT bP\_[T fPb cPZT] %X]R[dSX]V' XU aT[TeP]c' P STbRaX_cX^] ^U cWT ;<9 XST]cXUXRPcX^] _^X]c&6 P]S %S& cWT ]P\T P]S `dP[XUXRPcX^]b ^U cWT _Tab^] fW^ R^[[TRcTS cWT bP\_[T) Environmental Impact Audits Environmental Impact Audit Report – Construction ,1 7] Environmental Impact Audit Report - Construction \dbc QT _aT_PaTS P]S bdQ\XccTS c^ cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[ fXcWX] cWaTT \^]cWb ^U 9^]bcadRcX^] R^\_[TcX^]' ^a Pc P]h ^cWTa cX\T X]cTaeP[ PVaTTS c^ Qh cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[) KWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[ \Ph aT`dTbc cWT 7__[XRP]c c^ \PZT cWT R^]bcadRcX^] PdSXc aT_^ac PePX[PQ[T c^ ^cWTa IT[TeP]c >^eTa]\T]c 7VT]RXTb) KWT Environmental Impact Audit Report - Construction \dbc5 %P& XST]cXUh cWT \PY^a T]eXa^]\T]cP[ R^]ca^[b dbTS SdaX]V 9^]bcadRcX^] P]S PbbTbb cWTXa TUUTRcXeT]Tbb6 %Q& bd\\PaXbT cWT \PX] T]eXa^]\T]cP[ \P]PVT\T]c _[P]b P]S _a^RTbbTb X\_[T\T]cTS SdaX]V 9^]bcadRcX^] P]S PbbTbb cWTXa TUUTRcXeT]Tbb6 - @]R^a_^aPcTb ;T_Pac\T]c ^U <]eXa^]\T]c P]S 9^]bTaePcX^] >T]TaP[ KTa\b ^U 7__a^eP[ D,), . @]R^a_^aPcTb ;T_Pac\T]c ^U <]eXa^]\T]c P]S 9^]bTaePcX^] >T]TaP[ KTa\b ^U 7__a^eP[ D,)- / @]R^a_^aPcTb ;T_Pac\T]c ^U <]eXa^]\T]c P]S 9^]bTaePcX^] >T]TaP[ KTa\b ^U 7__a^eP[ D,). ,. 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B @ Noise level LAeq (10 minute) – 24 hours a day ;8<: ;G J /;8 CC?<6 4AG F;4?? 78F<: A 6 BAFGEH6 G 0+ ,//;8 AB 0, ,0) B 0- ,1/;8 @ B7<9<6 4G ,. $A6 BECBE4G8F 8C4EG@ 8AG B9 AI Noise Compliance Monitoring During Operation 0. +E 0/ ,2/;8 Noise Compliance Assessment @ HFG %P& 4 6 B@ @ 00 ,3 ,4$A G;8 8I8AG G;4G G;8 Noise Compliance Assessment ) BG8 /;8 74G4 B5 G4 Noise Mitigation – Vacant Lots 01 - 84FBA45 ?8 4A7 !84F<5 ?8 AB ) BG8 /;8 ,2 $A6 BECBE4G8F 8C4EG@ 8AG B9 AI HERITAGE Indigenous Heritage Management 02 7 Cultural Heritage Management Sub Plan bWP[[ QT _aT_PaTS Pb _Pac ^U cWT 9 027 KWT \XcXVPcX^] \TPbdaTb XST]cXUXTS X] cWT J<< %7dVdbc -+,+& X] bTRcX^] ,+)/). ^U cWT \PX] aT_^ac P]S bTRcX^] 3), ^U 7__T]SXg >' bWP[[ QT X]R^a_^aPcTS X] cWT 9 028 N^^S[Pf] NX]S Gch CcS bWP[[ bdQ\Xc c^ ;<99N' 7?@DJ JXcT ITR^aSX]V =^a\b U^a cWT cWaTT XST]cXUXTS 7Q^aXVX]P[ WTaXcPVT UX]Sb %NCN=,' NCN=- P]S NCN=.&' c^ cWT bPcXbUPRcX^] ^U ;<99N P]S _aX^a c^ cWT R^\\T]RT\T]c ^U f^aZb XST]cXUXTS X] cWT J<< %7dVdbc -+,+&) 03 KWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc X\_[T\T]c cWT >T]TaP[ KTa\b ^U 7__a^eP[ _a^eXSTS Qh cWT ;<9 P]S aT_a^SdRTS X] 7ccPRW\T]c 7 c^ cWTbT 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c) Historical Relics 04 @] cWT TeT]c cWPc P ]^](X]SXVT]^db WTaXcPVT XcT\ Xb d]R^eTaTS SdaX]V 9^]bcadRcX^]' P[[ f^aZ X] cWT eXRX]Xch ^U cWT ^QYTRc \dbc RTPbT P]S cWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc R^]cPRc cWT EJN ?TaXcPVT 9^d]RX[ c^ STcTa\X]T P] P__a^_aXPcT R^dabT ^U PRcX^] _aX^a c^ cWT aT(R^\\T]RT\T]c ^U f^aZ X] cWT eXRX]Xch ^U cWT XcT\) MISCELLANEOUS REQUIREMENTS Spoil and Fill Management 1+ =^a cWT _da_^bTb ^U cWT ;TeT[^_\T]c' X\_^acTS UX[[ \dbc QT MXaVX] Construction of Access Tracks 1+7 KWT 7__[XRP]c bWP[[ _a^eXST STcPX[b ^] cWT e^[d\Tb ^a `dP]cXcXTb ^U \PcTaXP[ c^ QT TgRPePcTS Ua^\ cWT TgXbcX]V Q^aa^f _Xc c^ QT dbTS c^ b^daRT VaPeT[ U^a cWT R^]bcadRcX^] ^U PRRTbb caPRZb) KWT 7__[XRP]c bWP[[ XST]cXUh cWT Pbb^RXPcTS X\_PRcb aTbd[cX]V Ua^\ cWT dbT ^U cWT VaPeT[ _Xc P]S cWT \P]PVT\T]c \TPbdaTb U^a cWTbT X\_PRcb' X]R[dSX]V X\_PRcb ^] fPcTa `dP[Xch) KWXb X]U^a\PcX^] bWP[[ QT X]R[dSTS X] cWT 9^]bcadRcX^] <]eXa^]\T]cP[ DP]PVT\T]c G[P] aT`dXaTS d]STa cWXb R^]bT]c) Road Dilapidation Report 1, I^PS SX[P_XSPcX^] aT_^acb \dbc QT _aT_PaTS U^a cWT R^]bcadRcX^] a^dcT fWTaT Xc _PbbTb P[^]V 9^f_Ta I^PS' 9[X]c^] JcaTTc' 8[PRZbWPf I^PS' 8aPXSf^^S I^PS P]S 8d]VT]S^aT I^PS c^ cWT -0 N^^S[Pf] NX]S =Pa\ 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c ;7 -0+(,+(-+/(X 9^[[Tg @]cTa\^SP[ KTa\X]P[) KWTbT aT_^acb \dbc QT _aT_PaTS QTU^aT 9^]bcadRcX^] R^\\T]RTb P]S PUcTa 9^]bcadRcX^] Xb R^\_[TcT) 9^_XTb ^U cWT aT_^acb \dbc QT _a^eXSTS c^ cWT aT[TeP]c a^PSb PdcW^aXch) 7]h SP\PVT aTbd[cX]V Ua^\ 9^]bcadRcX^] caPUUXR' TgRT_c cWPc aTbd[cX]V Ua^\ ]^a\P[ fTPa P]S cTPa' \dbc QT aT_PXaTS Pc cWT 7__[XRP]ckb R^bc) 7[cTa]PcXeT[h cWT 7__[XRP]c \Ph ]TV^cXPcT P] P[cTa]PcXeT PaaP]VT\T]c U^a a^PS SP\PVT fXcW cWT aT[TeP]c a^PSb PdcW^aXch) Aviation 1- ;TcPX[b ^U cWT R^]bcadRcX^] cX\TcPQ[T PaT c^ QT bdQ\XccTS c^ 97J7 P]S 7XaJTaeXRTb 7dbcaP[XP _aX^a c^ cWT R^\\T]RT\T]c ^U 9^]bcadRcX^]) 1. KWT U^[[^fX]V STcPX[b PaT c^ QT bdQ\XccTS c^ 97J7 P]S 7XaJTaeXRTb 7dbcaP[XP _aX^a c^ cWT R^\\T]RT\T]c ^U F_TaPcX^]5 %P& cWT jPb R^]bcadRcTSk R^^aSX]PcTb ^U cWT fX]S cdaQX]Tb %X] [PcXcdST P]S [^]VXcdST&6 %Q& cWT UX]P[ WTXVWc X] \TcaTb 7?; U^a TPRW fX]S cdaQX]T6 P]S %R& cWT Va^d]S [TeT[ Pc cWT QPbT ^U TPRW ^U cWT fX]S cdaQX]Tb' X] \TcaTb 7?;) 1/ @] cWT TeT]c cWPc aT`dXaTS PTaXP[ fTTS R^]ca^[ Xb aTbcaXRcTS ^] P]h _a^_Tach bdaa^d]SX]V cWT ;TeT[^_\T]c JXcT SdT c^ cWT [^RPcX^] ^U cdaQX]Tb' cWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc Ud[[h Ud]S cWT R^bc SXUUTaT]RT QTcfTT] PTaXP[ fTTS b_aPhX]V P]S P aTPb^]PQ[T P[cTa]PcXeT fTTS R^]ca^[ \TcW^S X] cWT aTbcaXRcTS PaTP) Hazards Bushfire Risk 10 7b _Pac ^U cWT 9^]bcadRcX^] P]S F_TaPcX^] %P& STcPX[b ^U cWT QdbWUXaT WPiPaSb P]S aXbZb Pbb^RXPcTS fXcW cWT ;TeT[^_\T]c6 %Q& \XcXVPcX^] \TPbdaTb X]R[dSX]V R^]cX]VT]Rh _[P]b6 %R& _a^RTSdaTb P]S _a^VaP\b U^a [XPXb^] P]S aTVd[Pa SaX[[b fXcW cWT KPh[^ab 9aTTZ IdaP[ =XaT JTaeXRT6 P]S %S& _a^RTSdaTb U^a aTVd[Pa UXaT _aTeT]cX^] X]b_TRcX^]b Qh cWT KPh[^ab 9aTTZ IdaP[ =XaT JTaeXRT P]S X\_[T\T]cPcX^] ^U P]h aTR^\\T]SPcX^]b) 11 KWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc X\_[T\T]c cWT \TPbdaTb XST]cXUXTS X] JTRcX^]b -+)0), P]S -+)0)- ^U cWT <@J) Safety Management System 12 7c [TPbc cf^ \^]cWb _aX^a c^ 9^\\XbbX^]X]V' cWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc _aT_PaT P aT_^ac ^dc[X]X]V P R^\_aTWT]bXeT Safety Management System' R^eTaX]V P[[ ^](bXcT bhbcT\b aT[PcTS c^ T]bdaX]V cWT bPUT F_TaPcX^]) KWT aT_^ac \dbc R[TPa[h b_TRXUh P[[ bPUTch aT[PcTS _a^RTSdaTb' aTb_^]bXQX[XcXTb P]S _^[XRXTb' P[^]V fXcW STcPX[b ^U \TRWP]Xb\b U^a T]bdaX]V PSWTaT]RT c^ cWT _a^RTSdaTb) KWT Safety Management System \dbc QT STeT[^_TS X] PRR^aSP]RT fXcW cWT ;T_Pac\T]ckb Hazardous Industry Planning Advisory Paper No. 9, ‘Safety Management’' P]S bW^d[S X]R[dST5 -1 N^^S[Pf] NX]S =Pa\ 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c ;7 -0+(,+(-+/(X %P& _a^RTSdaTb P]S _a^VaP\b U^a cWT \PX]cT]P]RT P]S cTbcX]V ^U cWT bPUTch aT[PcTS T`dX_\T]c c^ T]bdaT Xcb X]cTVaXch ^eTa cWT [XUT ^U cWT ;TeT[^_\T]c6 P]S %Q& P] ^dc[X]T ^U P S^Rd\T]cTS _a^RTSdaT U^a cWT \P]PVT\T]c ^U RWP]VT) Blade Glint – Risks to Motorists 127 7b _Pac ^U cWT 9^]bcadRcX^] <]eXa^]\T]cP[ DP]PVT\T]c G[P] aT`dXaTS d]STa cWXb R^]bT]c' cWT 7__[XRP]c bWP[[ X]R[dST P aTeXTf ^U cWT R^[^da b_TRXUXRPcX^]b ^U cWT cdaQX]Tb' c^ T]bdaT cdaQX]T Q[PSTb S^ ]^c _^bT P bPUTch aXbZ c^ SaXeTab cWPc dbT cWT a^PSb fXcWX] cWT SXbcaXRc ^U cWT _a^YTRc bXcT) KWT aTeXTf bWP[[ STcTa\X]T fWTcWTa cWT R^[^da b_TRXUXRPcX^]b RP] \X]X\XbT Q[PST V[X]c %bdRW Pb dbT ^U ]^](aTU[TRcXeT R^[^da& P]S fWTcWTa P]h PSSXcX^]P[ \TPbdaTb \Ph QT aT`dXaTS c^ \P]PVT ^RRdaaT]RTb ^U Q[PST V[X]c' bdRW Pb _dQ[XR bXV]PVT U^a a^PS dbTa PfPaT]Tbb) Electromagnetic Interference Television Interference 13 GaX^a c^ cWT TaTRcX^] ^U P]h fX]S cdaQX]T ^] cWT ;TeT[^_\T]c JXcT' cWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc PSeXbT X] faXcX]V' P]h ^f]Ta ^U P aTbXST]cXP[ SfT[[X]V [^RPcTS fXcWX] UXeT ZX[^\TcaTb ^U P _a^_^bTS fX]S cdaQX]T cWPc P] PbbTbb\T]c ^U _^cT]cXP[ cT[TeXbX^] X]cTaUTaT]RT Xb PePX[PQ[T c^ cWT\) @U aT`dTbcTS Qh cWT ^f]Ta' cWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc5 %P& d]STacPZT P] PbbTbb\T]c ^U cWT TgXbcX]V `dP[Xch ^U cT[TeXbX^] aTRT_cX^]6 P]S %Q& aTPbbTbb cWT T[TRca^\PV]TcXR X]cTaUTaT]RT c^ cT[TeXbX^] aTRT_cX^] SdaX]V cWT UXabc bXg \^]cWb ^U F_TaPcX^]) 7]h aTPbbTbb\T]c \dbc QT R^]SdRcTS fXcWX] cWaTT \^]cWb ^U P aT`dTbc QTX]V \PST) ITbXST]cXP[ SfT[[X]Vb [^RPcTS ^] cWT ;TeT[^_\T]c JXcT PaT ]^c X]R[dSTS X] cWXb R^]SXcX^]) 14 KWT 7__[XRP]c \dbc d]STacPZT P]h ITPb^]PQ[T P]S =TPbXQ[T \XcXVPcX^] \TPbdaTb' Pc Xcb ^f] Tg_T]bT' c^ aTRcXUh P]h cT[TeXbX^] aTRT_cX^] _a^Q[T\b XST]cXUXTS X] cWT aTPbbTbb\T]c R^]SdRcTS d]STa 9^]SXcX^] E^) 13 P]S PccaXQdcPQ[T c^ cWT ;TeT[^_\T]c' X]R[dSX]V Qdc ]^c [X\XcTS c^5 %P& X\_a^eX]V cWT TgXbcX]V P]cT]]P bhbcT\6 %Q& X]bcP[[X]V P]S \PX]cPX]X]V P _PaPbXcXR P]cT]]P bhbcT\6 %R& X]bcP[[X]V P]S \PX]cPX]X]V P] P[cTa]PcXeT cT[TeXbX^] R^]]TRcX^] bdRW Pb P bPcT[[XcT aTRTXeX]V P]cT]]P6 P]S %S& _a^eXSX]V P [P]S [X]T QTcfTT] cWT PUUTRcTS aTRTXeTa P]S P] P]cT]]P [^RPcTS X] P] PaTP ^U UPe^daPQ[T aTRT_cX^]6 P]S %T& 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TeXST]RT c^ cWT bPcXbUPRcX^] ^U cWT ;XaTRc^a >T]TaP[' cWPc cWT [TPbT PVaTT\T]cb fXcW cWT JXcT [P]S^f]Tab WPeT PST`dPcT _a^eXbX^]b c^ aT`dXaT cWPc STR^\\XbbX^]X]V ^RRdab X] PRR^aSP]RT fXcW cWXb 9^]bT]c) -4 N^^S[Pf] NX]S =Pa\ 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c ;7 -0+(,+(-+/(X ATTACHMENT A DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND CONSERVATION - GENERAL TERMS OF APPROVAL Woodlawn Wind Farm, Tarago – Lots 14, 27, 55, 89 and 94 DP754919 ABORIGINAL CULTURAL HERITAGE A. SECTION 90 CONSENT TO DESTROY AND SECTION 87 PERMIT TO SALVAGE The applicant must apply for and comply with Section 90 Consent to Destroy and Section 87 Permit to Salvage under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974, as amended, for the Aboriginal sites “WL1” (AHIMS# 57-3-0366), “WL2” (57-3-0367), “WL4” (57-3-0369), “WL5” (57-3-0370), “WL6” (57-3-0371), “WL9” (57-3-0374), “WL11” (57-3-0376), “WL12” (57-3-0377), “WL13” (57-3-0378) and “WL14” (57-3-0379) that will be impacted during the course development of the Woodlawn Wind Farm, at Lots 14, 27, 55, 89 and 94 DP754919, Parish of Werriwa, NSW. Section 87 and 90 Consent can be issued for the Aboriginal sites “WL1”, “WL2”, WL4”, “WL5”, “WL6”, “WL9”, “WL11”, “WL12”, “WL13” and “WL14”, where the Aboriginal objects described in Schedule "A" below are situated upon the land described in Schedule "B", and constitute objects within the meaning of Section 90 of the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974, and where application has been made for consent to destroy those objects subject to the conditions set out below. Schedule A: All Aboriginal objects located within the Aboriginal sites “WL1” (57-3-0366) located at grid reference: e734400 n6111660, “WL2” (57-3-0367) located at grid reference 733890e 6114790n, “WL4” (57-3-0369) located at grid reference 734290e 6114239n, “WL5” (57-3-0370) located at grid reference 733880e 6115500n, “WL6” (57-3-0371) located at grid reference 733870e 6114840n, “WL9” (57-3-0374) located at grid reference 734550e 611990n, “WL11” (57-3-0376) located at grid reference 734860e 6114970n, “WL12” (57-3-0377) located at grid reference 734250e 6114550n, “WL13” (57-3-0378) located at grid reference 734970e 6113270n and “WL14” (57-3-0379) located at grid reference 734940e 6112680n. Schedule B: Lots 14, 27, 55, 89 and 94 DP754919, Parish of Werriwa, Woodlawn Wind Farm, Tarago, NSW. Consent is issued subject to General Terms and Conditions covering all archaeological Permits and Consents, as well as the Specific Terms and Conditions pertaining to Consents to destroy Aboriginal objects and any Special Conditions, all of which conditions are detailed below. Consent does not cover human skeletal material. B. SPECIFIC CONDITIONS APPLYING TO CONSENT AND PERMIT TO SALVAGE 1. The Consent covers only those objects described in the instrument of Consent and in any Schedules thereto. 2. In the case of Consents granted to cover development activities, the Consent is granted to cover only those circumstances described in the Schedules, and subject to there not .+ N^^S[Pf] NX]S =Pa\ 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c ;7 -0+(,+(-+/(X being discovered in the course of further operations, in the progress of that development requiring the Consent, any other objects which will be damaged or destroyed by the continuation of the operation. (Destruction of such objects would require the granting of a separate Consent). 3. The Consent is conditional upon all relevant development approvals having been obtained. 4. Should the objects listed in Schedule 'A' above remain in existence two (2) years from the date of this document, the Consent shall be deemed to be void, and any further damage to the objects will require the preparation of a new Consent document. 5. The Consent enables the salvage of objects described in Schedule A. The salvage work is to be carried out by a qualified archaeologist and representatives of the relevant Aboriginal community, as per the methods described in the methodology submitted with a Consent and Permit application unless otherwise specified in the Special Conditions listed below. 6. Unless alternative arrangements are made any Aboriginal objects recovered, being the property of the Crown, shall be deposited at the Australian Museum, in accordance with adopted procedures for the deposition of Aboriginal objects as prescribed by The Australian Museum, at or before a period of two years from the date of expiration of the Permit or any renewal thereof, whichever occurs first. Information about deposition requirements can be obtained from the Aboriginal Collections Manager, Division of Anthropology, The Australian Museum, on (02) 9320 6000. 7. At the same time that Aboriginal objects are deposited in the Australian Museum, a copy of the report referred to in clause 9 below and a copy of the report referred to in clause 14 of the General Terms and Conditions, field notes, site plans, section drawings and relevant photographs, shall be deposited at The Australian Museum. 8. Should any 'relic', defined under the Heritage Act of NSW be uncovered, then excavation or disturbance of that area is to stop immediately and the Heritage Council of NSW is to be informed in accordance with S.146 of the Heritage Act, 1977 (as amended). Historic Archaeologists of the Heritage Council can be contacted on (02) 9873 8500 A 'relic' under the Heritage Act is defined as any deposit, object or material evidence- (a) which relates to the settlement of the area that comprises NSW, not being Aboriginal settlement; and (b) whichis50ormoreyearsold. 9. The holder of the Permit shall furnish the Department of Environment and Conservation with a report at the completion of the salvage work or expiry of the Permit or any renewal thereof, or as specified in the guidelines, whichever occurs first. Such report shall include: - acomplete list of all material recovered; - a detailed description of the methods of excavation/collection and analysis used; - a detailed plan of the site, including the location of collection areas, all trenches, pits, auger holes and spoil heaps; ., N^^S[Pf] NX]S =Pa\ 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c ;7 -0+(,+(-+/(X - summary of consultation undertaken with relevant Local Aboriginal Land Councils or relevant Aboriginal Community Groups. C. SPECIAL CONDITIONS APPLYING TO CONSENT AND PERMIT TO SALVAGE 1. The application for Section 90 Consent to Destroy and Section 87 Permit to Salvage must be accompanied by written concurrence from the relevant Aboriginal communities. 2. An application for Section 87 Permit to Salvage, as part of the Section 90 Consent, will be required to undertake the program of monitoring and artefact salvage collection. 3. Any Aboriginal objects collected or salvaged from the above Aboriginal sites, under Section 87 Permit to Salvage, associated with the development work may be retained by the relevant Aboriginal organisations under a ‘Care and Control’ Agreement. An application for a ‘Care and Control’ Agreement should be submitted with the Section 90 Consent application. 4. This Consent and Permit does not provide consent to disturb any human skeletal remains that occur below the existing ground surface. Should any significant Aboriginal objects or Aboriginal skeletal remains be unearthed during construction work, then work should cease and the Department of Environment and Conservation be notified as soon as possible. 5. The Department of Environment and Conservation, Environment Protection and Regulation Division, South Branch Archaeologist at Queanbeyan is to be advised of the date of salvage work at least seven days prior to commencement of salvage. 6. If development works commence prior to salvage, all areas in which salvage is to occur must be temporarily fenced so that these areas are excluded from construction impacts. 7. All salvaged objects are to be analysed and documented according to current Department of Environment and Conservation requirements. 8. Any modifications to the proposed works, the salvage research design, or to the conditions of this Consent, may only be made with the prior approval of the Director, Environment Protection and Regulation Division, South Branch. 9. All actions, and their results, conducted under the terms of the Consent and Permit must be documented in a report that is satisfactory to the Department of Environment and Conservation. 10. If any previously undetected Aboriginal object is uncovered or unearthed during development activity, work at that location must cease immediately and advice on appropriate action must be obtained from the Department of Environment and Conservation. D. GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. Permits and Consents are not transferable. 2. A Permit covers only that area stated in the Permit 3. A Consent covers only that area stated in the instrument of Consent and in any Schedules thereto. 4. Permits may be revoked at any time at the discretion of the Director-General. .- N^^S[Pf] NX]S =Pa\ 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c ;7 -0+(,+(-+/(X 5. Terms and conditions of Permits may be varied at any time at the discretion of the Director-General. 6. The Person to whom the Permit is issued or the Consent granted shall be responsible for the manner in which the work covered by the Permit or Consent is performed. 7. An officer of the Department of Environment and Conservation, acting on the authority of the Director-General, may at any time examine work done or any objects recovered under any Permit or Consent. 8. Permits and Consents are necessary for all activities for which they are issued or granted, but do not in themselves give authority to enter or work on freehold land or leased Crown Land. Permission must be sought from the owner or occupier and arrangements made with him/her. 9. The holder of the Permit or Consent shall furnish, when required to do so, an undertaking to indemnify the Department of Environment and Conservation against all actions, suits, claims and demands of whatsoever nature and all costs, charges and expenses in respect of any accident or injury to any person or property which may arise solely out of the existence of any works associated with the Permit or Consent. 10. All reports received in connection with work carried out under a Permit or Consent shall be treated as confidential but the Department of Environment and Conservation shall have the right to copy all such reports, to allow consideration thereof by qualified referees. 11. For a period of five years from the date of issue of the Permit or Consent, the holder of the Permit or Consent may refuse to allow the Department of Environment and Conservation and The Australian Museum, if such information is held by those institutions, to make public any information contained in any report referred to in Condition 10 above, except where it is deemed necessary for management, protection or research reasons. After this period of five years from the date of issue of the Permit or Consent, the Department and The Australian Museum shall have the right to use and authorise the use of information contained in all reports submitted under the Permit or Consent, except where specifically requested by the holder of the Permit or Consent. 12. Upon publication of any information relating to work done under a Permit or Consent, a copy of such publication(s) shall be forwarded to the Department of Environment and Conservation, The Australian Museum, Sydney, and the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, Canberra, unless permission to do otherwise has been obtained from the Department. 13. The holder of the Permit or Consent shall consult with the local Aboriginal community regarding the work covered by the Permit or Consent and shall respond to any reasonable request to involve the Aboriginal community in the work. 14. The Department of Environment and Conservation and The Australian Museum may supply copies of relevant reports as furnished by the holder of the permit or Consent to local Aboriginal communities. Upon request by the Service, the holder of the Permit or Consent shall supply a summary of his/her findings with photographs, diagrams, etc., as required, to local Aboriginal communities or other interest local groups. 15. The holder of the Permit or Consent shall keep field records and a copy of all such records shall be lodged with the Department of Environment and Conservation at the termination of each field work period. A copy of all field records shall be lodged with .. N^^S[Pf] NX]S =Pa\ 9^]SXcX^]b ^U 9^]bT]c ;7 -0+(,+(-+/(X The Australian Museum at the time the archaeological materials are deposited with the Museum. 16. The holder of the Permit or Consent shall notify the local Area office of the National Parks and Wildlife Service (of the Department of Environment and Conservation) at the commencement and completion of fieldwork, and shall supply to Area officers details of field work programs and results if requested. 17. In the event of a Permit being revoked - a) The Person to whom that Permit was issued shall (i) FurnishanundertakingtoindemnifytheDepartmentof Environment and Conservation against all actions, suits, claims and demands of whatsoever nature, and all costs, charges and expenses in respect of any accident or injury to any person or property which may arise solely out of the existence of any works associated with the Permit; (ii) leavetheareas,thesubjectofthatPermit,inacondition satisfactory to the Department of Environment and Conservation within two weeks from the date of revocation of that Permit; (iii) furnish the Department of Environment and Conservation within six months from the date of revocation of the Permit, a full report on the work completed at the date of revocation. Such a report shall include a complete list of any material recovered; (iv) deposit any Aboriginal objects removed during work associated with the Permit, together with a copy of all field records, at The Australian Museum or at another place designated by the Museum, after these objects have been fully examined, or within six months from the date of revocation of that Permit whichever occurs sooner. (b) The Department of Environment and Conservation and The Australian Museum shall have the right to use and authorise the use of information collected under the Permit. ./