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EIS 931 ABO1 7874 Environmental Impact Statement EIS 931 ABO1 7874 Environmental impact statement: proposed sand and gravel extraction, Lot 21, DP555707, parish of Currandooly r 4 7oc37 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT PROPOSED SAND AND GRAVEL EXTRACTION LOT 21, DP555707 PARISH OF CURRANDOOLY GILLESPIE-JONES & CO REPORT NO C5600/2 APRIL 1992 Eriirrs Coffey Partners hiternation& Pty I Id n 1h (eOlicHI( Sceices o p Thorne. I,` 'Anqs B WOroly S C Burman, BE M[ngs PlO BAD MAIMEr N S MAftos. C '.' "D ClEF R BInch, DOCE MABA FlEW' P K WAng. 1 G K Spencer BE MEn9SA PAD M EAnD AT Moon ID .'S AnSI, P C Thomson M G Pbilp, BE ME-ngW MIEAA COFFEY I D Soil van, BA MSc DIG r-AIMM MIEA 5! P J N Pells, ASDFngI DDe DIE MIEAe',i AssocIates P G Redman, BE FIB MIEA,SI G LuCAS BE '.' CA.. I P J Hitchcon ACID BANIA AAIM RJBent A°'W',c'I.I'E/,u' J WA Gildoa. AlA BE MIE'e,sI I A HookIng, 0 ''5 .Eg B B' 00 A Prof H 3 Poolos. BE I'D II"eICeyI F EAe'.I FAA M 0 RIley, nO"Ws ''BogS B P Coffey Partners International Pty Ltd Consulting Engineers Incorporated in NSW ACN 003 692 019 in the Gootechnical Sciences 8c Wiluna Street I Fyshwick Canberra 2609 P0 Box 152 YourReference Fyshwick ACT Australia 2609 Our ReterenceWWV5 C5600/2-AF I Fax (06) 280 7940 oate23 April, 1992 Telephone (06) 280 4732 The Manager Gillespie-Jones & Co Suite 1, 1st Floor 8 Townsville Street FYSHWICK ACT 2609 ATTENTION: MR IAN GILLESPIE-JONES Dear Sir RE: REVISIONS TO ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT, LOT 21, DP555707, PARISH OF CURRANDOOLY We are pleased to submit the revised Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the above project. This revision of the 1988 EIS incorporates further information requested by Yarrowlumla Shire Council in 1990 concerning dust generation, noise impact and social and environmental effects and revisions to support an application for increased annual metreage. Fresh application to the Director, NSW Department of Planning, has not been made as the applicants have previously complied with the Directorts published requirements concerning the Environmental Impact Statement for the U development. For and on behalf of COFFEY PARTNER81FE TIONAL PTY LTD SUKU}'IAR PATHNANANDAVEL Soil and rock engineering Environm ental technology . Offices and NATA RegIsered Laboratories Engineerngi geology Groundwater hydrology Adelaide Albury-Wodnnna Aintonville Foundation engineering . Brinbane canberra Dare n Gosford MIning gentechnicn Logan city Melbourne Newcastle Penrith Dam engineering Perth Sydney Tnwnsville Wollongnng computer applications Burma, Thailand. Malaysia Oonntructinn cnntrol & monitoring Indonesia, Bangladesh C P Thorne, BE MEoqOc FIEAuSI LW Drury, BOc, MOO PhD OpHyd B C Burman, BE MErgSc PhD FIEAu,i MAIMM N S Mattes DAM BE PhD UiEAiiut I P Binch, D5CE MAp000 FIEAusL P 5 Redman. BE PhD MtEAusi G K Syericer BE MEnoSc PhD MiEAust P C Thomson COFFEY M G Philp. BE MEsSO M1EAuSI Associates I D Sullisan, BA MOo DIC MAIMM MiEAiict J S Lucas, BE MiEAust / P J N Pals, BOc(Eng) Moo SIC MIESOrI A J Best' BE MErigSc MIEAusI P J Hitchcoe, ACIS MNIA AAIM P K Wang, BE OpGeoErg MiEAuct J WA Gitdea, AM BE M1EAuSI I A Hashing, BE MSC(EO) DIC MiEAsi Prof H S Paulos. BE PhD DScIEn0) FIEAusI FAA M D Riley, BOc(Erig) MEnoSo M1EAui Coffey Partners International Pty Ltd consulting Engineers Incorporated in NSW in the Geotechnical Sciences 8c Wiluna Street Fyshwick Canberra 2609 P0 Box 152 Fyshwick ACT Australia 2609 Your Reference Telex AA178559 SATCOM (Mailbox) A200016A Our Reference WW:VS C5600/2-AJ Fax (062) 80 7940 Telephone (062) 80 4732 Data 21 September, 1992 The Manager Yarrowlumla Shire Council P0 Box 112 fff T z:T QUEANBEYAN NSW 2620 01818 :i ATTENTION: Mr D Rouse Dear Sir, RE: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT, PROPOSED SAND AND GRAVEL EXTRACTION - LOT 21, DP715621, PART OF CURRANDOOLY. We wish to advise that formal consultation with the Director of the Department of Planning has been made in respect of the current development application for the above project. A copy of the Director's response is enclosed with this letter. In Paragraph 3 of the Director's response, specific requirements for the EIS are outlined. The requirements are all those matters specified in September 1987 together with assessment of the impact of offsite road haulage of the product. These points have been addressed in the EIS currently with Council in Sections 3.12 (Road System), 4.6 (Transport of Product), 5.7 (Noise Quality), 5.7.2 (Noise Impact of Truck Movements on External Roads), 5.9 (Road System) and 5.10 (Social Disturbance and Benefits). Please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned if you have any questions regarding this letter. For and on behalf of COFFEY PARTNERS INTERNATIONAL PTY. LTD. \.. ........ WEEKS WHITE Enc: Letter from Department of Planning (6pp) bc1 . ... - .0 Soil and rock engineering Environmental technology ....... '' ', snchtçrp na ..,_.,, dB WO svftki- " _____ buY "° Foundation engineering )f p 'MAlbourn:P&trststl4'PRrith'' .............. Perth Sydney Tawrrsvr&lvoflongong Dam engineering .2• 'cy5 i'o Computer applications . " Burma Thartencf Metaneia ConstructIon control & monitoring . ' lndonesia,.Sangladestt - New South VVaIes Government Department of Planning Remington Centre 175 Liverpool Street, Sydney 2000 Box 3927 G.P.O. Sydney 2001 DX. 15 Sydney Coffey Partners International P0 Box 152 2077 FYSHWICK ACT 2609 Telephone : (02) 391 2000 Ext: Fax No: (02) 391 2111 Contact: V. Thomson Ourreterence: Q90/00339/001 reierqqWg - AH Dear Sir, Proposed Sand Extraction, Lot 21, DP 715621, Parish Currand000ly Thank ou for your letter of 28 July, 1992 indicating that you are consulting with the Director with regard to the preparation of an environmental impact statement (EIS) for the above development. As development consent is required for the proposal and it is a designated development within the meaning of Schedule 3 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation, 1980, as amended, an EIS must accompany the development application to the Yarrowluinla Shire Council. The EIS shall be prepared in accordance with clause 34 of the Regulation and shall bear a certificate required by clause 26(1) (b) of the Regulation (see Attacbment No. 1) In addition, pursuant to clause 35 of the Regulation, the Director requires that the following matters be specifically addressed in the EIS: matters raised in our letter of 25 September, 1987; assessment of impact of offsite road haulage of product (trucking schedules, nominated routes, safeguards and mitigating measures). Attacbment No. 2 is a guide to the type of information most likely to be relevant to the development you propose; not all of the matters raised therein may be appropriate for consideration in the EIS for your proposal; equally, the guide is not exhaustive. 2 In preparing your EIS you should approach the YarrowluiTla Shire Council and take into account any commens Council considers may apply to its determination of the proposal. Should you require any further information regarding this matter please do not hesitate to contact us again. Yours faithfully, (q.7 B. Adams Manager Assessments and Major Hazards Branch As Delegate for the Director DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING ATTACHMENT NO. 1 STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS In accordance with Part IV of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, 1979, an environmental impact statement (EIS) must meet the following requirements. Pursuant to clause 34 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation, 1980, as amended, the contents of an EIS shall include the following matters: full description of the designated development proposed by the development application; a statement of the objectives of the proposed designated development; a full description of the existing environment likely to be affected by the proposed designated development, if carried out; identification and analysis of the likely environmental interactions between the proposed designated development and the environment; analysis of the likely environmental impacts or consequences of carrying out the proposed designated development (including implications for use and conservation of energy); justification of the proposed designated development in terms of environmental, economic and social considerations; measures to be taken in conjunction with the proposed designated development to protect the environment and an assessment of the likely effectiveness of those measures; (gl)details of energy requirements of the proposed development and measures to be taken to conserve energy; any feasible alternatives to the carrying out of the proposed designated development and reasons for choosing the latter; and consequences of not carrying out the proposed development. The EIS must also take into account any matters required by the Director of Planning pursuant to clause 35 of the Regulation, which may be included in the attached letter. The EIS must bear a certificate as required by clause 26(l)(b) of the Regulation. DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING ATTACHMENT NO 2 ADVICE ON THE PREPARATION OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT (EIS) FOR AN EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRY A definition of extractive industry may be found in paragraph (n) to Schedule 3 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation, 1980, (as amended). These industries are operations undertaken for the purpose of mining sand, gravel, clay, turf, soil, rock, stone or similarsubstaflces. The definition of extractive industry specificlly excludes coal, petroleum or minerals which are prescribed under the Mining Act, 1973. Extractive industries may take the form of dredging operations, quarrying operations, turf farms or various forms of land excavation etc. Processing of extracted material on the same site as the winning of the material may also constitute an extractive industry. Extractive industries have prompted considerable public controversy in the past since, among other things, they affect visual amenity, generate heavy vehicle movements, raise dust and cause disturbance through noise and blasting. This is the prime reason for designation of extractive industries under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, 1979.
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