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Rocky Hill Coal Mine

MidCoast

Current Status: Determination

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Rocky Hill Coal

Attachments & Resources

Request for DGRS (3)

Application (1)

DGRs (1)

EIS (55)

Submissions (7)

Agency Submissions (11)

Response to Submissions (35)

Amendments (114)

Assessment (3)

Recommendation (3)

Determination (3)

Approved Documents

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Submissions

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Sue Bannier
Object
Bundook , New South Wales
Message
This proposed mine is too close to town, the environment will be destroyed.`

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Amanda Ellis
Object
Copeland , New South Wales
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As a concerned resident raising young children locally we oppose this mine due to health risks, proximity to town and lack of support for coal generally in the community.

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Dominique Jacobs
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Gloucester , New South Wales
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It is ludicrous to even consider this project. Our world cannot cope with any more resource mining, if we hope to survive on this planet. Stop being guided by greed and consider a renewable future.

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Jackie Clark
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Copeland , New South Wales
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On top of all the above, I wish to point out that any soil and habitat destroyed by this extension CANNOT be returned to its former state, regardless of the restitution measures which may be required. The original soil is irreplaceable in terms of its biota.

Australia is in danger of losing all its most fertile top soil in the interests of short term profit. Mining only seems to be in the coastal fertile areas, not in the areas with scarce top soil. How unfortunate for our population - which has to eat!

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Alan Pont
Object
Glenning Valley , New South Wales
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Eric Yuir
Object
Glebe , New South Wales
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Thea De Petris
Object
Taupo NZ , New South Wales
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Allen Hill
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Christchurch NZ , New South Wales
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Sandra Michals
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Bullburra , New South Wales
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Catherine Fleming
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Ashton , South Australia
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Kathy Paige
Object
Cheltenham , New South Wales
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Elizabeth Millington
Object
Large Bay , New South Wales
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Carol Yuen
Object
Glebe , New South Wales
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Natasha Harvey
Object
Ulladulla , New South Wales
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Andrew Cox
Object
Dulwich Hill , New South Wales
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Julie Holt
Object
Carlton , New South Wales
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Julie Holt
Object
Carlton , New South Wales
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Dorothy Matthews
Object
Afterlee , New South Wales
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Cris Matthews
Object
Afterlee , New South Wales
Message
Form A
Lizzie Champion
Object
Willoughby , New South Wales
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Form A

Project Details

Application Number
SSD-5156
Assessment Type
State Significant Development
Development Type
Coal Mining
Local Government Areas
MidCoast
Decision
Refused
Determination Date
Decider
IPC-N

Contact Planner
Name
Colin Phillips
Phone
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