EA Condition
Action Program
atmosphere from a release point at the site, and the results thereof notified to the administering authority within fourteen (14) days following completion of monitoring. If the administering authority requests monitoring to determine contaminant releases to the atmosphere, all monitoring must be performed by an independent person or B13 body possessing appropriate experience and qualifications to perform the required measurements. Odour stack monitoring must be conducted in accordance with Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4323.3:2001, Stationary source emissions – Determination of odour concentration by dynamic olfactometry, and for any other odorant gases, a method as approved by the administering authority.
release point monitoring will occur during the term of this PoO. Only minor activities will occur on site during the term of this PoO, including maintenance and environmental investigations. No significant dust emissions are anticipated. If monitoring is required, the EA holder will ensure that the person conducting the required measurements has the appropriate experience and qualifications. If monitoring indicates that environmental nuisance is caused or threatened by odour release from Project activities, the EA holder shall implement and advise the administering authority of planned odour abatement measures. Only minor activities will occur on site during the term of this PoO, including maintenance and environmental investigations. It is anticipated that no odours will cause environmental nuisance. If a complaint is received, it will be investigated immediately. Only minor activities will occur on site during the term of this PoO. There are no proposed disturbances to waterways or drainage channels, storage of water, or the local water regime. Only minor activities will occur on site during the term of this PoO. There are no proposed disturbances to waterways or drainage channels, storage of water, or the local water regime.
B14
If monitoring indicates that environmental nuisance is caused or threatened by
odour release from the activities, then the registered operator must: (a) advise the administering authority of planned odour abatement measures; and (b) as soon as practicable implement odour abatement measures such that the release of odour from the activity will not result in further environmental nuisance.
Odour nuisance B15
Notwithstanding any other condition of this approval, the release of noxious or offensive odour(s) or any other noxious or offensive airborne contaminant(s) resulting from the activity must not cause any environmental nuisance at any nuisance sensitive place.
Department Interest – Water Site water management W1
The proponent must implement and maintain a water management system that complies with Table F1 – Summary of operational activities on land and condition F1.
W2 For the purpose of accessing the risk of discharge from the site and the operational areas defined in Table F1 – Summary of operational activities on land , the proponent must implement and maintain a numerical model of the water management system that includes existing circumstance within each operational area, existing pump and pipeline arrangements, existing water levels in the Open Cut Pit, dams and other ponds and the history of rainfall on the Mount Morgan mine site. W3 The proponent must assess the risk of discharge from the site and the operational areas defined in Table F1 – Summary of operational activities on land: (a) prior to the commencement of mining;
Active mining is not projected for the current PoO. Upon commencement of mining, the risk of discharge from the site and the operational areas will be assessed at the times outlined in condition W3.
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Plan of Operations
March 2019
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