State Significant Development
Determination
Kurri Kurri Battery Recycling Facility
Cessnock City
Current Status: Determination
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- Exhibition
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- Response to Submissions
- Assessment
- Recommendation
- Determination
Attachments & Resources
Request for SEARs (1)
SEARS (1)
EIS (18)
Response to Submissions (2)
Determination (3)
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Submissions
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Ben Clibborn
Comment
Ben Clibborn
Comment
Weston
,
New South Wales
Message
Generally interested in noise, air quality impacts and traffic
Air quality
A number of proposals are going through the assessment process (ie neighbouring dross plant and Kurri hydro) at current all with air quality impacts. The department should consider an independent cumulative assessment of air quality impacts prior to approval of any of the developments including a recommended best practice monitoring network.
If the project are assessed individually it could lead to significant air quality impacts.
Noise
A condition of consent should be to employ best practice noise mitigation measures
At my residence in close proximity to the site, my sleep has been disturbed in the past by reversing beepers from nearby activities. A condition of consent to use broadband reversing alarms should be imposed. They are relatively low cost and would be very helpful in reducing noise impacts upon the local community.
Traffic
The traffic assessment completed suggest `minimal' impact upon the local road network. In my opinion the current road network is overloaded with local government struggling to maintain let along improve the road network in particular the intersection of Hart road, Government road, Gingers land and Swayers gully road. Once the bridge works on frame drive are completed commuters travelling from Cessnock to Newcastle will use this road and add further traffic to the previously mentioned intersection. The traffic counts were carried out in March 2016 with the Framedrive bridge still closed, therefore the traffic assessment does not reflect traffic volumes following the bridge being reinstated.
The assessment needs to include the following:-
1. Consideration of predicted traffic volumes following Framedrive bridge reinstatement
2. Consideration of council contribution to road upgrades in particular the intersection of Hart road, government road, gingers lane and Swayers gully road.
Suggested conditions on consent/further works
* Contribute to the upgrade to the Gingers Lane, Sawyers Gully Road, Hart Road and Government Road intersection to the satisfaction of Cessnock City Council
Air quality
A number of proposals are going through the assessment process (ie neighbouring dross plant and Kurri hydro) at current all with air quality impacts. The department should consider an independent cumulative assessment of air quality impacts prior to approval of any of the developments including a recommended best practice monitoring network.
If the project are assessed individually it could lead to significant air quality impacts.
Noise
A condition of consent should be to employ best practice noise mitigation measures
At my residence in close proximity to the site, my sleep has been disturbed in the past by reversing beepers from nearby activities. A condition of consent to use broadband reversing alarms should be imposed. They are relatively low cost and would be very helpful in reducing noise impacts upon the local community.
Traffic
The traffic assessment completed suggest `minimal' impact upon the local road network. In my opinion the current road network is overloaded with local government struggling to maintain let along improve the road network in particular the intersection of Hart road, Government road, Gingers land and Swayers gully road. Once the bridge works on frame drive are completed commuters travelling from Cessnock to Newcastle will use this road and add further traffic to the previously mentioned intersection. The traffic counts were carried out in March 2016 with the Framedrive bridge still closed, therefore the traffic assessment does not reflect traffic volumes following the bridge being reinstated.
The assessment needs to include the following:-
1. Consideration of predicted traffic volumes following Framedrive bridge reinstatement
2. Consideration of council contribution to road upgrades in particular the intersection of Hart road, government road, gingers lane and Swayers gully road.
Suggested conditions on consent/further works
* Contribute to the upgrade to the Gingers Lane, Sawyers Gully Road, Hart Road and Government Road intersection to the satisfaction of Cessnock City Council
Weston Aluminium Pty Limited
Support
Weston Aluminium Pty Limited
Support
Kurri Kurri
,
New South Wales
Message
Please refer attached in support of Proposed Development.
Attachments
Hunter New England Local Health District
Comment
Hunter New England Local Health District
Comment
Department of Primary Industries
Comment
Department of Primary Industries
Comment
Sydney
,
New South Wales
Message
See attached.
Attachments
Roads and Maritime Services
Comment
Roads and Maritime Services
Comment
Newcastle
,
New South Wales
Message
See attached.
Attachments
NSW Rural Fire Service
Comment
NSW Rural Fire Service
Comment
Granville
,
New South Wales
Message
See attached.
Attachments
Office of Environment and Heritage
Comment
Office of Environment and Heritage
Comment
Newcastle
,
New South Wales
Message
See attached.
Attachments
Cessnock City Council
Comment
Cessnock City Council
Comment
Cessnock
,
New South Wales
Message
See attached
Attachments
Environment Protection Authority
Comment
Environment Protection Authority
Comment
Sydney
,
New South Wales
Message
See attached.
Attachments
Pagination
Project Details
Application Number
SSD-7520
Assessment Type
State Significant Development
Development Type
Waste collection, treatment and disposal
Local Government Areas
Cessnock City
Decision
Approved
Determination Date
Decider
ED