Lindenow Football and Netball investment to mining activity Impact on water resources Club Willingness to reserve judgement Native flora and fauna Others Infrastructure and Electricity supply requires Road safety issues Infrastructure capacity asset owners upgrading Increased complaints along transport route Increased heavy vehicle traffic (IO) Road condition Road capacity and condition Infrastructure upgrading requirements Available capacity at Port Anthony Disruption of power supply to other users Potential infrastructure relocation VicRoads Water security for Lindenow Valley Protection of assets and services Potential impacts on groundwater and surface water East Gippsland Water Water security for town water supply for potable supply Southern Rural Water Power utility providers Emergency services Support for emergency planning and Potential impact on resourcing or planning Community services and infrastructure. (ES) preparedness requirements Roads Water resources Mine safety Ambulance Victoria, SES, CFA, Impact on resources Victoria Police Local and regional businesses Available capacity to grow Unfamiliar with mining understand Impact of mine on local farming. – don’t (LB) Employment and investment creation mineral sands; not aware of requirements for Water availability Good understanding of locals/local supply of goods and services to mining Impact on tourism image Local business, primary producers, environment industry upskilling required Employment – services providers, contractors Goodwill of local community May not be able to scale up to meet demand. Supply of services Perceived impact on existing businesses Special interest groups (SI) Interest in community Potential unwillingness to engage with Impact on rural land use Kalbar and distrust of regulatory/approvals Lifestyle and amenity Wildlife Victoria Specialist local knowledge process Potential impacts on water resources East Gippsland Landcare Network Support for improved environmental Use of social media Land values and compensation Mine-Free Glenaladale data and monitoring Perception of mining processes Rehabilitation Greening Australia Willingness to provide input Established positions against the project Increased heavy vehicle traffic Traffic and transport routes Native flora and fauna Visual, dust (including radiation) and noise impacts Community services and infrastructure Safety and human health impacts
Lindenow Football and Netball Club Others investment Willingness to reserve judgement to mining activity Impact on water resources Native flora and fauna Infrastructure and asset owners (IO) VicRoads East Gippsland Water Southern Rural Water Power utility providers Electricity supply requires upgrading Road condition Available capacity at Port Anthony Water security for Lindenow Valley Water security for town water supply Road safety issues Increased complaints along transport route Road capacity and condition Disruption of power supply to other users Protection of assets and services Infrastructure capacity Increased heavy vehicle traffic Infrastructure upgrading requirements Potential infrastructure relocation Potential impacts on groundwater and surface water for potable supply Emergency services (ES) Ambulance Victoria, SES, CFA, Victoria Police Support for emergency planning and preparedness Potential impact on resourcing or planning requirements Community services and infrastructure. Roads Water resources Mine safety Impact on resources Local and regional businesses (LB) Local business, primary producers, services providers, contractors Available capacity to grow Employment and investment creation Good understanding of locals/local environment Goodwill of local community Unfamiliar with mining – don’t understand mineral sands; not aware of requirements for supply of goods and services to mining industry – upskilling required May not be able to scale up to meet demand. Perceived impact on existing businesses Impact of mine on local farming. Water availability Impact on tourism image Employment Supply of services Special interest groups (SI) Wildlife Victoria East Gippsland Landcare Network Mine-Free Glenaladale Greening Australia Interest in community Specialist local knowledge Support for improved environmental data and monitoring Willingness to provide input Potential unwillingness to engage with Kalbar and distrust of regulatory/approvals process Use of social media Perception of mining processes Established positions against the project Impact on rural land use Lifestyle and amenity Potential impacts on water resources Land values and compensation Rehabilitation Increased heavy vehicle traffic Traffic and transport routes Native flora and fauna Visual, dust (including radiation) and noise impacts Community services and infrastructure Safety and human health impacts