levels that exceed 63 dB(A) L10 (18 hour) or 80 dB(A) LAmax at residential dwellings on the nominated transportation route. OR Where existing road traffic noise levels at residential dwellings on the nominated transportation route exceed 63 dB(A) L10 (18 hour) or 80 dB(A) LAmax, haulage vehicle movements associated with the extractive industry do not result in a significant increase in noise levels. Public safety PO9 AO9.1 Click and provide your representations. Public access to the extractive industry site is Safety fencing is provided to prevent unauthorised effectively managed to discourage unauthorised or accidental public access to the extractive industry or accidental public entry. site to the greatest extent practicable. AO9.2 Public signage to warn of extractive industry operations and safety hazards is provided to all boundaries of the site. Hazardous materials PO10 AO10 Click and provide your representations. Development is appropriately designed and Storage of fuels and chemicals on-site is managed to minimise the risk and impact of any undertaken in accordance with Australian Standard accidental spills and/or releases of fuels, AS1940 Storage and Handling of Flammable and – chemicals and other hazardous materials that Combustible Liquids. may contaminate soil, stormwater, groundwater and/or air. Site rehabilitation PO11 AO11 Click and provide your representations. Rehabilitation of the site, both during the No acceptable outcome provided. operating life of the extractive industry and at its cessation:- note—the Council may require submission of a Editor’s final landform design and site rehabilitation plan prepared provides for progressive/staged rehabilitation in accordance with the Planning scheme policy for works; information Council may request, and preparing well includes appropriate clean-up works (taking made applications and technical reports to particular account of areas of possible soil or demonstrate compliance with Performance Outcome water contamination); PO11.
levels that exceed 63 dB(A) L10 (18 hour) or 80 dB(A) LAmax at residential dwellings on the nominated transportation route. OR Where existing road traffic noise levels at residential dwellings on the nominated transportation route exceed 63 dB(A) L10 (18 hour) or 80 dB(A) LAmax, haulage vehicle movements associated with the extractive industry do not result in a significant increase in noise levels. Public safety PO9 Public access to the extractive industry site is effectively managed to discourage unauthorised or accidental public entry. AO9.1 Safety fencing is provided to prevent unauthorised or accidental public access to the extractive industry site to the greatest extent practicable. AO9.2 Public signage to warn of extractive industry operations and safety hazards is provided to all boundaries of the site. Click and provide your representations. Hazardous materials PO10 Development is appropriately designed and managed to minimise the risk and impact of any accidental spills and/or releases of fuels, chemicals and other hazardous materials that may contaminate soil, stormwater, groundwater and/or air. AO10 Storage of fuels and chemicals on-site is undertaken in accordance with Australian Standard AS1940 – Storage and Handling of Flammable and Combustible Liquids. Click and provide your representations. Site rehabilitation PO11 Rehabilitation of the site, both during the operating life of the extractive industry and at its cessation:- provides for progressive/staged rehabilitation works; includes appropriate clean-up works (taking particular account of areas of possible soil or water contamination); AO11 No acceptable outcome provided. Editor’s note—the Council may require submission of a final landform design and site rehabilitation plan prepared in accordance with the Planning scheme policy for information Council may request, and preparing well made applications and technical reports to demonstrate compliance with Performance Outcome PO11. Click and provide your representations.