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Schofields Road Upgrade: Tallawong Road to Veron Road Review of Environmental Factors

Appendix C

Indicative property acquisition requirements

21/20687/176626 Schofields Road Upgrade: Tallawong Road to Veron Road Review of Environmental Factors

* This document is in a draft and not a final issued form. The contents of this draft document including any opinions, conclusions or recommendations

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GHD disclaims any responsibility for liability howsoever arising from or in connection with this draft document.

Location Lot/DP Indicative area (m

2)

Easement or acquisition

Ownership Full or partial

86 Schofields Road Lot 5 DP 214959

356 Easement Private Partial

367 Acquisition



276 Acquisition

Stanhope Parkway Schofields Road (Schofield Road frontage)

Lot 4 DP1144156

7 Easement Landcom Partial

84 Acquisition



188 Acquisition


2042 Acquisition Private Partial







669 Acquisition



319 Acquisition



803 Acquisition



Stanhope Parkway Schofields Road (Hambledon Road frontage)

Lot 4 DP1144156

987 Easement Landcom Partial

962 Acquisition

63 Schofields Road

Lot 25 DP 27220


875 Acquisition










2)





519 Acquisition



307 Acquisition





229 Acquisition



199 Acquisition

116 Hambledon Road Lot 31 DP 28833




















719 Acquisition










2)





847 Acquisition





337 Acquisition





497 Acquisition



1883 Acquisition



643 Acquisition



3025 Acquisition



3756 Acquisition



2330 Acquisition


2669 Easement Private Full

9578 Acquisition



3625 Acquisition



2380 Acquisition



1192 Acquisition








2)





1167 Acquisition



682 Acquisition



531 Acquisition





38267 Acquisition



843 Acquisition





Schofields Road Lot 11 DP 1133321

516 Easement Endeavour Energy

Partial

2084 Acquisition

Corner Schofields Road and Railway Terrace

Lot 200 DP 1140580


38370 Acquisition

77 Junction Road Lot A DP 306604


378 Acquisition

171 Railway Terrace Lot 13 DP 13137


Lot 12 DP 13137





4072 Acquisition Private Full








2)





2154 Acquisition



34 Acquisition

Bridge Street Lot 201 DP 1140580


Bridge Street Lot 1 DP 563818

988 Acquisition RailCorp Full

31 Veron Road Lot 46 DP 12445


38 Veron Road Lot 47 DP 12445


13726 Acquisition

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Appendix D

Consultation material

13 July 2011

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Our ref: 21/20687/171487Your ref:

Dear Sir/Madam

Schofields Road upgrade: Tallawong Road to Railway TerraceInvitation to comment

Schofields Road is currently a 4.8 kilometre long two lane, two way rural road that connects WindsorRoad at Rouse Hill to Railway Terrace at Schofields. The RTA proposes to upgrade 2.8 kilometres ofSchofields Road between Tallawong Road and Railway Terrace to four lanes with the provision of a widemedian to allow for further expansion to six lanes in the future. The proposal includes the upgrade of anumber of intersections, bridges and culverts, as well as designated turning lanes, off-road shared pathsfor cyclists and pedestrians, and bus priority access.

The proposal forms part of the overall upgrade and extension of Schofields Road to provide an eightkilometre long major east-west connection between Windsor Road and Richmond Road. This upgrade isin response to the increase in traffic volumes that are expected to occur in the area as a result of thedevelopment of the North West Growth Centre. The upgraded Schofields Road would operate as atransit boulevard, and would service the Rouse Hill Regional Centre in the east, the proposed MarsdenPark town centre and industrial precinct in the west, and the new Schofields Railway Station andadjacent town centre.

The proposal represents Stage 2 of the overall Schofields Road project. Stage 1 involves the upgrade ofSchofields Road from Windsor Road to Tallawong Road and is currently in the detailed design phase.Stage 3 comprises a new 3.2 kilometre section of Schofields Road from Railway Terrace to RichmondRoad, which has been subject to strategic planning studies and consultation associated with theSchofields Road corridor.

A Review of Environmental Factors will be prepared for the proposal to fulfil the requirements of Part 5 ofthe Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979. The REF will assess the potential environmentalimpacts associated with the proposal and make recommendations regarding measures to minimiseidentified impacts.

It is anticipated that the REF will be supported by the following specialist studies:

Ecology

Noise and vibration

Aboriginal heritage

Visual impact

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Traffic and access

Statutory Consultation

Statutory consultation is an integral component of the REF process as it allows relevant governmentagencies to be informed of the proposal and provides an opportunity for agencies to provide feedback onthe proposal.

We are now seeking comments and/or feedback from relevant agencies and authorities. It would beappreciated if you could advise of any issues that you feel should be addressed in the REF, statutory orotherwise, by no later than Friday 5 August 2011.

A copy of a Community Update from February 2011 is enclosed for your information. The CommunityUpdate relates to Stages 2 and 3 of the overall Schofields Road project, and details refinements made tothe design following community comments. Also enclosed are plans showing the post consultationdesign for the proposal (Stage 2).

Should you have any further queries, please do not hesitate to contact Katrina Smallwood on02 9239 7223.

Yours faithfullyGHD Pty Ltd

Katrina SmallwoodSenior Environmental Scientist02 9239 7223

Encs.

Community Update February 2011Post consultation design plans

Roads & Maritime Services

27 Argyle Street Parramatta NSW 2150 | PO Box 973 Parramatta CBD NSW 2124T 02 8849 2377 | F 02 8849 2817 | E [email protected] www.rmservices.nsw.gov.au | 13 15 00

23 November 2011

Our reference: 21/20687

The General ManagerBlacktown City CouncilPO Box 63Blacktown NSW 2148

Dear General Manager

RE: Consultation regarding proposed Schofields Road Upgrade: Tallawong Road to RailwayTerrace

Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) is proposing to undertake works for the Schofields RoadUpgrade between Tallawong Road to Railway Terrace.

Blacktown City Council’s involvement throughout the project development to date has providedvaluable feedback. This letter has been issued to fulfil the consultation requirements under theState Environmental Planning Policy (Infrastructure) 2007, clause 15, development on flood liableland. The proposal will also impact existing Council infrastructure/services (refer ISEPP Clause 13)though it is noted that these impacts are in line with the North West Growth Centre DCP.

Plans are enclosed showing an indicative for the proposal. Project information is also availableonline at RMS projects website:http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/roadprojects/projects/sydney_region/western_sydney/schofields_road/index.html.

It would be appreciated if you could provide any comments regarding this proposal by 16December 2011.

Council will receive a courtesy copy of the Review of Environmental Factors when on publicdisplay in 2012. Comments on the proposal will also be accepted during the REF public displayperiod in 2012.

The RMS would be pleased to provide further information if required. In this regard please contactRMS Project Development Manager Jim Campbell on the details provided below.

Yours sincerely

Jim CampbellRMS Project ManagerPh: (02) 8849 2377Email: [email protected]

OUT11/14027 Department of Primary Industries – Fisheries Divis ion Page 1 of 2 12 Shirley Rd, Wollstonecraft NSW 2230 Tel: (02) 8437 4933 Fax: (02) 9966 0650 ABN 72 189 919 072

Our Ref: OUT11/14027

Your Ref: 21/20687/171487

4 August 2011

Katrina Smallwood Senior Environmental Scientist GHD Australia Pty Ltd Sydney NSW 2000

Dear Katrina,

REF requirements for Schofields Road upgrade: Talla wong Road to Railway Terrace

Thank you for your letter of 13 July (INW11/21347) seeking requirements for the Review of Environmental Factors for the proposed works from the Department of Primary Industries. This is a combined response from the Agriculture and Fisheries divisions of DPI.

Agriculture

A recent publication by the Department of Primary Industries – Agriculture provides a reference for agricultural issues for your information.

http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/environment/landuse-planning/agriculture/infrastructure-proposals

Fisheries

DPI-Fisheries is responsible for ensuring that fish stocks are conserved and that there is no net loss of key fish habitats upon which they depend. To achieve this, DPI-Fisheries ensures that developments comply with the requirements of the Fisheries Management Act 1994 (FM Act) (namely the aquatic habitat protection and threatened species conservation provisions in Parts 7 and 7A, respectively), and the associated Policy and Guidelines for Aquatic Habitat Management and Fish Conservation (1999).

In addition to the broader Policy and Guidelines, I would refer you to the following guidelines specific to waterway crossings: Policy and Guidelines for Fish Friendly Waterway Crossings 2004, and Why Do Fish Need to Cross the Road? Fish Passage Requirements for Waterway Crossings (both are available at: http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fisheries/habitat/protecting-habitats/toolkit).

Those three documents outline the impact assessment procedures of DPI-Fisheries, as well as advice to mitigate those potential impacts. As a minimum, the REF must provide:

• Recent (within 6 months of lodging application) clear colour photographs of the site adjacent to, and upstream and downstream of the proposed works area identifying the types of available fish habitat, particularly as they relate to existing structures and/or the position of the proposed structures. • Details on the area and methods of construction/restoration, including plans in both plan view (i.e. as viewed from vertically above) and longitudinal view (i.e. horizontal view). • Details of how these works may impact the aquatic environment either directly or indirectly (examples of indirect impacts include changes to localised water movements caused by structures).

OUT11/14027 Department of Primary Industries – Fisheries Divis ion Page 2 of 2 12 Shirley Rd, Wollstonecraft NSW 2230 Tel: (02) 8437 4933 Fax: (02) 9966 0650 ABN 72 189 919 072

• Details of mitigation measures proposed to minimise impacts on the aquatic environment, e.g. use of bridges instead of pipes or culverts, silt curtains, construction site delineation, sediment fences. • Consideration of threatened species listed under the Fisheries Management Act 1994 that could be affected (see: http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fisheries/species-protection/conservation/what-current). NB: If the habitat is suitable for threatened species, assume they are present.

Finally, under section 199 of the FM Act, the Roads and Traffic Authority is required to consult with DPI-Fisheries prior to authorising any dredging or reclamation works on public water land. Submission of the REF will be deemed to have satisfied s.199 of the FM Act.

If you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me on 8437 4933.

Yours sincerely,

Marcel Green Aquatic Habitat Protection Unit (Central)

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: Tuesday, 6 September 2011 3:10 PMTo: SHUTTLEWORTH HannahCc: CAMPBELL Jim ASubject: Re: Stage 2 Schofields Road upgrade - site visit

Thanks Hannah,

Stage 2 waterway crossingsYour emails, associated information and our site inspection last week have satisfied theRTA's requirement under section 199 of the FM Act to consult with DPI-Fisheries prior toauthorising any dredging works on public water land. Further to our discussions during thesite inspection, this is a stand alone response from DPI-Fisheries, and a separate responsewill be sent from the DPI-Office of Water.

The alterations to the waterway crossings to a bridges 3-cell box culverts are a vast improvement onthe fish passage capacity of the current pipes and so are consistent with our policies and guidelinesfor waterway crossings of this size and our broader policies and guidelines for management of fishhabitat. In addition, the waterways are not within the distribution and/or provide habitat for anythreatened species under the FM Act and most provide limited fish habitat in their current state. Assuch, there are no specific requirements for Stage 2, other than to implement the intent andprinciples of the "Blue Book" with respect to erosion and sediment control and minimising potentialfor pollution of the waterway at the works sites.

Please notify me and Paul Schuetrumpf (email is fine) the week before the works commence, sothat we are aware of the works program in the event of queries from the public

Also, in the unlikely event of a fish kill at the site, please call me and Paul Schuetrumpf(0419185363) immediately

Second Ponds Creek 'dredging'As discussed during the site inspection, I don't believe that it is necessary to "drill, bore or dredge"or use similar destructive techniques to determine the location of utilities beneath or within SecondPonds Creek. The RTA will have to provide significant justification as to why such techniques wouldbe preferred over alternate technologies, particularly seismic detection techniques that are not asinvasive nor require the removal of areas of remnant vegetation or streambed modification. I amhappy to discuss RTA's options in more detail, and in the mean time recommend that the RTAconduct an in-depth analysis of the options that clearly identifies the pros and cons of each so as toinform any such discussions with DPI-Fisheries.

Thanks again

Cheers,Cel____________________________________________________________________________

Marcel Green | Fisheries & ComplianceIndustry & Investment NSW | 12 Shirley Rd, Wollstonecraft NSW 2065T: 02 8437 4933 | F: 02 9966 0650 | M: 0410 459 959 | E: [email protected]: www.industry.nsw.gov.au | www.dpi.nsw.gov.au

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From: SHUTTLEWORTH Hannah <[email protected]>

To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>

Cc: CAMPBELL Jim A <[email protected]>

Date: 31/08/2011 04:14 PM

Subject: Schofields site visit

Hi Marcel,

Thanks again for participating in the site visit thismorning. The concept design and requested sitephotos are attached.

As discussed on site, could you please provide a written response to capture any comments youmay have with regards to the proposed creek crossing designs along the length of the stage 2Schofields Road upgrade.

In addition, could you please also forward through your feedback in relation to the proposed worksat Second Ponds Creek.

Any queries please call.

Kind regards,Hannah ShuttleworthEnvironmental Officer___________________________________________________Roads and Traffic AuthorityLevel 5, 27-31 Argyle St Parramatta 2150Ph: (02) 8849 2813 | Fax: (02) 8849 2966

Save a tree and print only when necessary

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From: Greg Brady [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: Wednesday, 31 August 2011 9:27 AMTo: CAMPBELL Jim ASubject: Re: FW: Schofields Rd Stage 2 creek crossings

Hi Jim,the notes are a reasonable representation of our site meeting and discussion.The RTC bridge width I note is still a minimum of 40m, the actual riparian corridor is over60m and then plus a buffer. After reviewing what was done by the GCC for the riparian areasand the significance of the vegetation outside of the proposed road footprint, the width of thesplit bridge should be around the 50m.

Also to clarify matters, I am now fully with Office of Water and not OHN (the email addressis a hangover of this recent change) and confusing to many unfortunately.So as you are likely to be using the meeting outcomes in your REF, it is best to have the rightagency quoted...........................Regards Greg

Greg BradyNatural Resource OfficerOffice of WaterLevel 4, 2-6 Station Street(PO Box 323)PENRITH NSW 2751Phone direct 4729 8134Phone general 4729 8138Fax 4729 8141

>>> CAMPBELL Jim A <[email protected]> 8/30/2011 3:03 pm >>>This time with the attachment!

From: CAMPBELL Jim ASent: Tuesday, 30 August 2011 3:00 PMTo: Greg BradyCc: SHUTTLEWORTH HannahSubject: Schofields Rd Stage 2 creek crossings

Greg

Following on from our meeting last week I have attached the strategic conceptdesign to assist with your review.

In particular we are seeking confirmation of the riparian corridor for the Railway

Terrace bridge crossing - see comments in email below.

Please let me know timing of your review so we can progress the concept design.

All the best

Jim Campbell0411438698

From: CAMPBELL Jim ASent: Wednesday, 24 August 2011 4:51 PMTo: Greg Brady; Magee, Colm; [email protected]; SHUTTLEWORTH HannahCc: Elaine Gazzini PB ([email protected]); SURENDRAN Suresh Mur([email protected])Subject: Schofields Rd Stage 2 -Office of Hawkesbury Nepean - meeting outcomes

All

I have put together my recollection of the outcomes of the meeting today as a draft.Please let me know if any changes/additions needed.

1) OverviewAn overview was provided of the precinct rezoning plans (now rezoned) includingthe Alex Avenue Stormwater Management Strategy with Online Basins.The project was summarised as upgrading the existing 20 m rural road corridor to a43m urban road to be developed as a four lane road with wide verges and mediansand with future capacity for widening to six lanes within the median. Whendeveloped to four lanes the median would be 15m wide and reduced to 9m ifdeveloped to six lanes.

All bridges will be twin bridges with separation consistent with median widths.

It was noted that further discussions would be held with the Department of Fisheriesnext week.

It was noted that any detention basins for the road would be primarily focussed onconstruction management. Any water quality treatment is proposed to be limited togross pollutant traps.

2) First Ponds TributaryThis creek is identified to be realigned under the precinct plans. The proposalwould result in some encroachment to the existing pond south of the alignment. Atriple box culvert is proposed and is likely to be diagonally skewed under the roadand would then follow the proposed northern verge westwards until rejoining theexisting creek. There is the potential for additional skewing at the join. Furtherinvestigation to confirm that the proposed alignment is within the REF footprint.Colm to advise potential alignment - one week?

Care will be needed to align the culvert away from unsuitable material.

Ultimately Hambledon Rd would need to be extended northwards. This may involvefurther realignment outside of the Hambledon Road footprint but this would be theresponsibility of future private developers and Council in providing consent.

Office of Hawkesbury Nepean (OHN) concurred with this approach.

3) Junction St TributaryA triple box culvert is proposed. No proposal for creek realignment.

4) BridgesTwo bridges are proposed at First Ponds Creek (FPC) and also at the Railway Tcecrossing (RTC).

An overview was provided confirming that this section of Schofields Road would bedesigned as 'secondary' flood evacuation route for the 100 year ARI. It is proposedto undertake as sensitivity analysis for the PMF in relation to bridge heights. Bridgestructures would be designed to allow for overtopping for the 2000 year ARI.

It was agreed that the proposed bridge separation would provide for sufficient lightand it was noted that the bridges would at a height sufficient for maintenanceaccess but not pedestrian access. It was agreed that appropriate creek treatmentwould be provided management strategies identified in the REF. The REF wouldbe displayed for public and stakeholder comment.

It was agreed that there is no requirement for riparian buffer zones for this project.

It was advised that the flood design would require a 30m bridge at FPC. This wasagreed to be sufficient to also cater for riparian corridor requirements.

At the RTC it was identified that flood requirements dictated a minimum 40m bridge.It was noted that the fenced 'fauna and flora' area would be almost entirely underthe proposed alignment. RTA agreed to provide OHN with drawings of proposedalignment. OHN advised it would review and confirm riparian corridor requirementsfor this crossing.

5) Underpass drainageRTA identified that it is likely for the future rail underpass to be permanentlypumped out. There is potential for gravity drainage which is to be investigated. - Iffeasible the drainage line would follow a path between the railway corridor and theproposed realigned Railway Tce and could potentially include in-line detentionbasin(s). These are expected to be within the REF footprint but connection to thetributary feeding from the Railway Tce crossing would be beyond the REFfootprint. Colm to advise feasibility / potential alignment - one week?

Regards

Jim A Campbell

Project Development ManagerSydney Infrastructure DevelopmentPh: 02 8849 2377Fax: 02 8849 2817Email: [email protected]

Locked Bag 4, Richmond NSW 2753 Building M14, Castle Road, University of Western Sydney (Hawkesbury)

Tel: 02 4588 2100 Fax: 02 4588 2159 ABN 51 734 124 190

www.industry.nsw.gov.au

TRIM: OUT12/3384

Katrina Smallwood Senior Environmental Scientist GHD Pty Ltd Level 15, 133 Castlereagh Street SYDNEY NSW 2000 Dear Ms Smallwood Schofields Road upgrade: Tallawong Road to Railway Terrace Thank you for your letter of 29 January 2012, the Department of Trade and Investment (T&I) has reviewed the reports and provides the following advice. Agriculture If the proposed road route bisects current farms in particular intensive agriculture farms - coordination of works with the farms harvesting time to reduce production impacts and the replacement of infrastructure, damaged or removed will need to be considered. Compensation for loss of commercial agricultural production and removing permanently production areas should form part of the mitigation proposed. The relevant agricultural issues to consider when preparing and / or assessing infrastructure proposals are set out in the Department of Primary Industries (DPI) Guideline: http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0020/359030/infrastructure-proposals-on-rural-lands.pdf. The guideline also documents recommended project design and mitigation responses. Fisheries DPI-Fisheries recommend that waterway crossings are designed according to the following Departmental documents available from http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fisheries/habitat/protecting-habitats/toolkit#Policies-&-guidelines: - Policy and Guidelines for Fish Friendly Waterway Crossings - Why Do Fish Need to Cross the Road? Fish Passage Requirements for Waterway Crossings Fish friendly crossing requirements will be most applicable on affected waterways that have been mapped as Key Fish Habitat (KFH) by this Department. These waterways are Narellan Creek, Lowes Creek, Thompsons Creek and Badgerys Creek. A map of KFH within Sydney can be obtained from: http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fisheries/habitat/publications/protection/key-fish-habitat-maps

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As a public authority the Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) will need to formally notify DPI-Fisheries under s.199 of the Fisheries Management (FM) Act 1994 of dredging activities within the banks of creeks considered to be KFH. Alternatively, RMS may prefer that construction companies obtain a dredging and reclamation permit under s.201 of the FM Act under the company name. It is recommended that erosion and sediment control measures are implemented during construction and that, where possible, fish passage within KFH is not blocked during construction. Specific DPI-Fisheries information requirements for the review of Environmental Factors are listed in Attachment 1 For further information please contact Carla Ganassin, Conservation Manager, Aquatic Habitat Protection Unit, Department of Primary Industries, PO Box 21, Cronulla NSW 2230 T: 02 9527 8552, mailto:[email protected] Minerals No issues. Thank you for providing the opportunity to comment on the proposal. Andrew Docking Resource Management Officer Agriculture NSW 17 February 2012

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ATTACHMENT 1: DPI - Fisheries Aquatic Habitat Prote ct Unit’s Information Requirements for a Review of Environmen tal factors of The Northern Road proposed upgrade from Narellan to Bri ngelly A: General Requirements � site address and contact details � a clear description of the proposal including details of construction

methods and materials � map(s) of the development area and adjacent areas - this should include

nearby waterways and land use � clear photographs of the site, including photographs of any riparian

vegetation present � a clear description of the physical and hydrological features of the

development area (which may extend upstream and downstream of the development site in the case of flowing rivers or tidal waterways)

� a clear description of aquatic environments including: � including threatened and protected species, populations, ecological

communities, pest species or presence of ‘critical habitat’ under the FM Act and EPBC Act,

� a riparian vegetation survey map of the area which shows the location and/or coverage of macrophytes, riparian vegetation and snags,

� details of the nature, timing, magnitude and duration of the proposed disturbance to the aquatic environment

� assessments of predicted impacts upon any threatened species (fish and marine vegetation) (i.e. completion of a 7 part test and/or species impact statement(s)) and other aquatic flora and fauna

� details of any mitigation measures to limit environmental impacts � details of the general regional context, any protected areas, other

developments in the area, and/or cumulative impacts � In defining the proposal area, discussion must be provided in regard to

possible indirect effects of the proposal on species/habitats in the area surrounding the subject site: for example, through soil erosion or pollution.

Dredging and reclamation activities • Purpose of works • Type(s) and distribution of marine vegetation in the vicinity of the

proposed works • Method of dredging to be used • Timing and duration of works • Dimension of area of works including levels and volume of material to be

extracted or placed as fill • Nature of sediment to be dredged, including Acid Sulphate Soil,

contaminated soils etc • Method of marking area subject to works • Environmental safeguards to be used during and after works • Measures for minimising harm to fish habitat under the proposal • Spoil type and source location for reclamation activities • Method of disposal of dredge material • Location and duration of spoil stockpiling, if planned

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Activities that block fish passage (May not apply in this instance) • Type of activity eg works in a stream that change flow or morphological

characteristics • Length of time fish passage is to be restricted • Timing of proposed restriction • Remediation works B. Aquatic habitat assessment The aim of the aquatic assessment should be to define the presence of ‘key fish habitat’ within the study site, adjacent areas. Some points to consider include: � description of the water quality (e.g. discolouration, sedimentation,

turbidity, pH, dissolved oxygen, nutrients), � types of surrounding land use (e.g. agricultural, urban, aquaculture), � description of aquatic habitat components such as stream morphology, in-

stream and riparian vegetation, flow characteristics. � presence of any listed threatened or protected aquatic species or ‘critical

habitat’ under the FM Act and EPBC Act. C. Assessment of likely impacts • indicate the location, nature and extent of habitat removal or modification

(both direct and indirect) which may result from the proposed action; • discuss the potential impact of the modification or removal of habitat

(potential direct and indirect sources of impact are stated in the letter to this attachment);

D. Ameliorative measures The environmental assessment should consider and provide detail on how the proposal has been or may be modified and managed to minimise impacts and conserve aquatic habitat on the subject site and in the study area.

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From: "Randell, Trish" <[email protected]>To: "'[email protected]'" <[email protected]>Cc: "Gowland, Kynan" <[email protected]>Date: 16/02/2012 09:11 AMSubject: Schofields Road upgrade - Tallawong Road to Railway Terrace [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]

Hi Katrina

Thanks for your invitation to comment on the Schofields Road upgrade – Tallawong Road to RailwayTerrace. I apologise for not getting back to you within the requested time frame.

The Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) protects matters ofnational environmental significance, including nationally listed threatened species and ecologicalcommunities, and migratory species, among others. Matters of national environmental significancewith are relevant in the Schofields Road area include the threatened ecological communityCumberland Plain Shale Woodlands and Shale-Gravel Transition Forest (critically endangered) and anumber of threatened flora and fauna species.

Generally, a person proposing to take an action that is likely to have a significant impact on a matterof national environmental significance must refer their proposal to the Department for assessmentand approval in accordance with Part 9 of the EPBC Act. However, I am aware that the proposedroad upgrade falls within the area covered by the Western Sydney Growth Centres strategicassessment which is being undertaken by the Australian and NSW Governments in accordance withPart 10 of the EPBC Act.

On 20 December 2011, the Minister Burke endorsed the program document Sydney Growth CentresStrategic Assessment: Program report . The endorsement of this program allows the minister toconsider giving approval to classes of actions that are taken in accordance with the endorsedprogram.

My understanding is that Minister Burke’s approval for classes of actions to taken in accordance withthe endorsed program is likely to be given within the next few months. This means that, onceapproved, individual referrals will not be required for developments within the Growth Centre,including the upgrade of Schofields Road. Further information can be obtained from the link athttp://www.environment.gov.au/epbc/notices/assessments/western-sydney.html

Regards

Trish

Trish Randell | Assistant Director | Compliance 2 Section | Compliance and Enforcement BranchDepartment of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and CommunitiesGPO Box 787 Canberra ACT 2601 | Ph (02) 6275 9295 | Fax (02) 6274 1607 |[email protected] note: This message has been issued by the Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population andCommunities and may contain confidential or legally privileged information. The information transmitted is for the use of the intendedrecipient only. It is your responsibility to check any attachments for viruses and defects before opening or sending them on. Any

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Christ Church Anglican Church Windsor Road Rouse Hill Baulkham Hills GAZ

Christchurch Windsor Road Rouse Hill Baulkham Hills LGOV

Hunting Lodge, Former The Water Lane Rouse Hill Baulkham Hills GAZ

Mungerie Windsor Road Rouse Hill Baulkham Hills LGOV

Mungerie House RMB 73 Windsor Road Rouse Hill Baulkham Hills SGOV

Private Burial Ground Withers Road Rouse Hill Baulkham Hills LGOV

Rouse Hill Cemetery Mile End Road Rouse Hill Baulkham Hills LGOV



Rouse Hill House 980 Windsor Road Rouse Hill Blacktown LGOV

Rouse Hill Public School Windsor Road Rouse Hill Baulkham Hills GAZ

Rouse Hill Public School Windsor Road Rouse Hill Baulkham Hills LGOV

Royal Oak Inn Windsor Road Rouse Hill Baulkham Hills LGOV

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Bicentennial Museum 81 Garfield Road East Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Cassola 20 Riverstone Road Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Convent 166 Garfield Road East Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Eastern Creek Bridge Garfield Road Riverstone Blacktown SGOV

Farmhouse Riverstone Road Riverstone Blacktown GAZ

Group of Workers' Cottages

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Hebe Farm 14 Bridge Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House Redgate Farm Road Riverstone Blacktown GAZ

House 42 Bourke Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House 45 Bourke Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV



House 21 Church Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House 66 Crown Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House 64 Elizabeth Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House 52 Elizabeth Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House 169 Garfield Road East Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House 17 George Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House 27 King Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House 25 King Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House 38 Park Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House 122 Regent Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House 7 Richards Avenue Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House 17 Richards Avenue Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House 41 Riverstone Road Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House 22 West Parade Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House & Shop 76 -78 Garfield Road East Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

House & Slab Cottage 180 Garfield Road West Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Nu Welwyn 4 Clarke Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Parrington Terrace 39 - 41A Garfield Road East Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Police Station Elizabeth Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Railway Station Group Riverstone Parade Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Redgate 20 Farm Road Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Riverstone General Cemetery Garfield Road West Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Riverstone High School Regent Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Riverstone Police Station Railway Terrace, Corner Elizabeth Street Riverstone Blacktown SGOV

Riverstone Public School (former) Garfield Road East Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Riverstone Railway Station Group and Residence

Riverstone Parade Riverstone Blacktown SGOV

Rosebank Garfield Road East Riverstone Blacktown GAZ

Rosebank 213 Garfield Road East Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Shop 4 Garfield Road West Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

St Andrews Uniting Church 62 Garfield Road East Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

St. Johns Catholic Church 164 Garfield Road East Riverstone Blacktown LGOV



St. Pauls Anglican Church 19 Elizabeth Street Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Station Masters Residence (former)

Riverstone Parade Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

War Memorial Riverstone Parade Riverstone Blacktown LGOV

Warrawong 158 Riverstone Road Riverstone Blacktown LGOV


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Blacktown Local Environmental Plan 1988Current version for 23 December 2011 to date (accessed 9 March 2012 at 09:40)Schedule 2 << page >>

Schedule 2Heritage items

(Clause 13)

Blackett

Community Centre—Rutherglen—Lot 29, DP 242200, Sorenson Crescent

Blacktown

House—Lot 27, Section Q, DP 2161, Clifton Street

House—Lot 28, DP 1003961, Clifton Street

House—Lot 12, DP 627441, Erith Street

Former Blacktown Primary School—Lot 32, DP 834989, Flushcombe Road

House and shed—Lot Y, DP 31211, 193 Flushcombe Road, as shown edged heavy black on Sheet 8 of the map marked “Blacktown Local Environmental Plan 1988 (Amendment No 218)”.

House—Lot 2, DP 25202, Harold Street

Gates—Lot 21, DP 28651, Public Reserve, Lancelot Street

House—Lot 2, DP 218697, Lyton Street

House—Dayton House—Lots 1 and 2, DP 711182, Roger Place

House—Lot 30, Section K, DP 2161, Sarsfield Street

House—Lot 4, DP 20921, Sarsfield Street

House—Lots 17 and 18, Section R, DP 2161, Wallace Street

Doonside

House—Lot A, DP 337219, Earle Street

House—Hill End—Lot 4, DP 418184, Hill End Road

House—Lot 3, DP 773651, Hill End Road

House—Ellalong—Lot 8, DP 233682, Lindsay Place

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Eastern Creek

House—Southridge—Lot 1, DP 233539, Old Wallgrove Road

Glenwood

House—Glenwood—Lot 2009, DP 831033, Glenwood Park Drive

House—Part of Lot 1, DP 1032672, Maley Grove

Great Western Highway

Seven Milestones along the Highway at Prospect, Huntingwood, Minchinbury and Mount Druitt

Kellyville

House—Merriville—Lot 11, DP 828440, Vinegar Hill Road

Place—Battle of Vinegar Hill—Part of Lot 2, DP 129670, Windsor Road

Kings Park

Church—St Anthony’s—Lot 120, DP 1039119, Bowmans Road

Marayong

Church—Part of Lot 101, DP 1013737, Quakers Road

Marsden Park

House—Part of Lot 13, DP 1358, Clifton Street

School Building—Lot 1, DP 911095, Garfield Road West

Hall—Lot 1, DP 744370, Grange Avenue

House and Farm Buildings—Clydesdale—Lot 2, DP 260476, Richmond Road

Cemetery—St Phillip’s Church Cemetery—Part of Lot 1, DP 584309, Richmond Road

House—Part of Lot 1, DP 861978, Vine Street

Minchinbury

Trees—Rows of Olives—Lots 9118 and 9119, DP 730969 and Lot 8078, DP 732456, Minchin Drive

Former Winery—Minchinbury Winery—Lot 108, DP 1025949, Minchin Drive

Mount Druitt

School Building—Colyton Public School—Part of Lot 1, DP 540163, Great Western Highway

House—former Schoolmaster’s Residence—Part of Lot 1, DP 540163, Great Western Highway

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House—Neoblie—Lots 1 5, DP 34648, Great Western Highway

Place—Mount Druitt Waterholes—Lot 1, DP 90408 and Lot 19, DP 242102, Simpson Hill Road and Great Western Highway

House—Malmo—Part of Lot 201, DP 845114, Luxford Road

House—former Mount Druitt Stationmaster’s Residence—Lots 1 and 3, DP 739940, Mount Druitt Road

House—Burns House—Lot 4, DP 32319, Mount Druitt Road

Hall—Mount Druitt Hall—Lots 1 and 2, Section 5, DP 1128, Mount Druitt Road

Church—Bethel Assembly Church—Lot 2, DP 510439, Mount Druitt Road

Church—Lot 1, DP 953447, Mount Druitt Road

School Building—Siglingen—Lot 2, DP 30191, Mount Druitt Road

House—Howard Villa—Lot 7, DP 598310, Ropes Creek Road

House—The Manse—Part of Lot X, DP 412362 and part of Lot 12, DP 28045, The Avenue

Oakhurst

House—The Oaks—Lot 2, DP 235677, Hanna Place

Archaeological site—Native Institution Site—Part of Lot 5001, DP 869400, Rooty Hill Road North

Parklea

House—Meurants Cottage—Lot 52, DP 869799 and Lot 5028, DP 883517, Meurants Lane

House—Part of Lot 606, DP 1015876, Meurants Lane

Road—Old Windsor Road 40 metres south of Meurants Lane to the proposed Castlereagh Freeway and from Caddies Creek 280 metres southward

Plumpton

House—Lozells—Lot 150, DP 132836, Cannery Road

House—Woodstock—Lots 423 and 428, DP 812674, Hobson and Dexter Places

School Building—Plumpton Primary School—Part of Lot 10, DP 842747, Rooty Hill Road North

House—Part of Lot 31, DP 709050, Rooty Hill Road North

House—Alroy—Lot 11, DP 1024861, Rooty Hill Road North

Prospect

Electricity Substation—Lots 21 and 22, DP 14084, Blacktown Road

Electricity Substation—Lot 1, DP 327465, Blacktown Road

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House and Original School Building—Part of Lot 1, DP 794271, Blacktown Road

Church and Cemetery—St Bartholomew’s—Lots 221 224, DP 812455 and Lot 1, DP 325874, Ponds Road

Veteran Hall—Part of Pt Lot 1, DP 1031817, Reservoir Road

Prospect Reservoir Group—Pt Lots 1 and 2, DP 1031817, Reservoir Road, comprising:

Upper Valve House and Lower Valve House

Pincott’s Roller

The Landscape

Inn—Royal Cricketer’s Arms Inn—Lot 111, DP 839532, Reservoir Road

House—Lot C, DP 374323, Reservoir Road

House—Lot 140, DP 1003460, Tarlington Place

Quakers Hill

Church—Norwest Community Church—Lot 1, DP 168238, corner of Douglas and Eastern Roads

Riverstone

House—Lot 3, DP 100111, Bourke Street

House—Lots 14 and 15, DP 1396, Bourke Street

House—Hebe Farm—Part of Lot 1, DP 527115, Bridge Street

House—Lot 3, DP 204466, Church Street

House—Nu Welwyn—Part of Lot 5, DP 229296, Clarke Street

House—Lot 11A, DP 322406, Crown Street

Police Station—Part of Lot 2, DP 546708, Elizabeth Street

Church—St Paul’s Anglican Church—Lot 23, Section C, DP 712, Elizabeth Street

House—Lot 1, DP 627842, Elizabeth Street

House—Lot D, DP 413564, Elizabeth Street

House—Redgate—Part of Lot 38, DP 2518, Farm Road

Shops—Parrington Terrace—Lot 39, DP 864977 and Lots 4 and 5, DP 261340, Garfield Road East

Church—St Andrew’s Uniting Church—Lot 2, DP 615353, Garfield Road East

House and Shop—Lots 11 and 12, DP 1444, Garfield Road East

Former Riverstone Public School—Part of Lots 22 26, DP 1444, corner of Piccadilly Street and Garfield Road East

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Bicentennial Museum—formerly Public School, then Masonic Hall—Part of Lot 2, DP 588227, Garfield Road East

Church—St John’s Catholic Church—Part of Lot 20, Section N, DP 712, Garfield Road East

Convent—Part of Lots 1–6, DP 1003771 and Lots 13–18, DP 1342, Garfield Road East

House—Rosebank—Part of Lot 5, DP 788571, Garfield Road East

House—Lot A, DP 335882, Garfield Road East

Shop—former Butcher’s Shop—Part of Lot 10, DP 736235, Garfield Road West

Cemetery—Riverstone General Cemetery—Lots 1–9, CLP 509–3000, Garfield Road West

House and Slab Cottage—Lots 17, 18 and 22, Section 16, DP 1477, Garfield Road West

House—Lot 2, DP 873546, George Street

House—Lot 1, DP 302145, King Street

House—Lot 2, DP 302145, King Street

House—Lot Y, DP 396795, Park Street

Slab Building—Riverstone High School—Part of Lot 1, DP 800352, Regent Street

House—Lot 202, DP 831414, Regent Street

House—Part of Lot 211, DP 830505, No 7 Richards Avenue

House—Part of Lot 211, DP 830505, No 17 Richards Avenue

Group of Workers’ Cottages—Part of Lot 211, DP 830505, Nos 23, 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 37, 39, 43, 45, 47 and 49 Richards Avenue

House—former Stationmaster’s Residence—corner of Garfield Road East and Riverstone Parade

War Memorial—Riverstone Parade

Railway Station Group—Riverstone Parade

House—Cassola—Part of Lot 19, Section F, DP 712, Riverstone Road

House—Lot 1, DP 525268, Riverstone Road

House—Warrawong—Part of Lot 15, Section P, DP 712, Riverstone Road

House—Lot 1, DP 502547, West Parade

Rooty Hill

Archaeological site—Ruins of the Government Depot—Part of Lot 36, DP 8995, Dunsmore Street

House—Fairholme (now part of St Agnes High School)—Part of Lot 2, DP 579138, Evans Road

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House—Lot 34, DP 239092, Mary Street

House—Lot D, DP 406713, Perkins Street

Hotel—Imperial Hotel—Lot 1, DP 865716, Rooty Hill Road North

House—Lot 2, DP 549533, Rooty Hill Road North

Hall—School of Arts—Lot 1, DP 922399, Rooty Hill Road South

House—Lot 17, DP 658117, Rooty Hill Road South

House—Belvedere—Lot 2, DP 135775, Rooty Hill Road South

Church—Pioneer Memorial Church—Land in DP 909138, Rooty Hill Road South

House—Watts Cottage—Lot 3, DP 624197, Watt Street

Rouse Hill

House and other Buildings—Rouse Hill—Lot 1, DP 815213, Windsor Road

Seven Hills

House—Fairholme—Lot 102, DP 631570, First Avenue

School Building—Meadows Public School—Lot 34, Section 12, DP 2360, Fuller Street

Two Weatherboard School Buildings—Seven Hills North Public School—Part of Lot 221, DP 752051, Seven Hills Road

Church, Rectory and Hall—formerly St Andrew’s Church Group—Lot 1, DP 338023 and Lot 1, DP 778916, Seven Hills Road

House—Lot 31, DP 619883, Seven Hills Road

House—Leslie View—Lot 4, DP 215037, Seven Hills Road South

Former Grantham Poultry Research Station—Lots 360–362, DP 48686 and Lot 4, DP 739331, Seven Hills Road South, comprising Melrose House and Drumtochty and their surrounds

House—Four Oaks—Lot 2, DP 30173, Solander Road

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