State Significant Development
Sebastopol Solar Farm
Junee Shire
Current Status: Determination
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Development of a 90 MW solar farm with energy storage and associated infrastructure.
Consolidated Consent
Modifications
Archive
Request for SEARs (1)
SEARs (1)
EIS (3)
Response to Submissions (5)
Agency Advice (14)
Amendments (1)
Additional Information (3)
Determination (3)
Approved Documents
Management Plans and Strategies (15)
Independent Reviews and Audits (2)
Notifications (1)
Other Documents (1)
Note: Only documents approved by the Department after November 2019 will be published above. Any documents approved before this time can be viewed on the Applicant's website.
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Inspections
18/6/2021
27/03/2024
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Submissions
Junee Shire Council
Comment
Junee Shire Council
Message
Solar Farm:
Eurolee Road is to be sealed for a length of 400m from Goldfields way:
Shape Existing Pavement Subgrade and install Drainage as needed.
Pavement base 150mm of DGB 20 at 8m wide.
14/7 Two coat Seal at 7m wide.
A section 138 application will be required to be submitted and an
inspection carried out by Councils Staff on the project.
Cole Davis
Director of Engineering Services
Temora Shire Council
Comment
Temora Shire Council
Message
Development Control Plan 2012 are relevant to the application and
should be considered: engineering standards, environmentally sensitive
areas, erosion and sediment control, industrial development,
landscaping and rural development. We also highlight that Council has
a Section 94A Developer Contributions Plan in place. Although Council
is not realistically expecting a contribution based upon the 1% value
of the development, a contribution based upon the civil works involved
with the project, under a planning agreement is reasonable, given the
anticipated additional demands on Council resources as a result of the
construction and future operation of this project.