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Supplementary environmental impact statement

SEIS Volume 1

• Chapter 1 - Introduction
• Chapter 2 - Project need and alternatives
• Chapter 3 – Project approvals
• Chapter 4 – Community consultation
• Chapter 5 – Project construction
• Chapter 6 – Project operations
• Chapter 7 - Climate
• Chapter 8 – Land use
• Chapter 9 – Geology, mineral resources, overburden and soils
• Chapter 9 – Addendum – Geology, mineral resources, overburden and soils impact assessment
• Chapter 10 – Groundwater
• Chapter 11 – Water supply and management
• Chapter 11 - Addendum to water supply and water management technical report
• Chapter 12 – Transportation
• Chapter 13 - Addendum – Supplementary air quality assessment
• Chapter 14 – Greenhouse gases and climate change
• Chapter 15 – Noise
• Chapter 15 - Addendum – Supplementary noise impact assessment
• Chapter 15 - Addendum to the technical report – Supplementary noise impact assessment
• Chapter 16 - Vibration
• Chapter 16 - Addendum to the technical report – Environmental impacts from blasting
• Chapter 17A – Terrestrial ecology
• Chapter 17A - Addendum – MLA Areas and Gas Supply Pipeline - Supplementary Terrestrial Ecology Impact Assessment
• Chapter 17B – Aquatic ecology
• Chapter 17B - Addendum – Supplementary EIS - MLA Areas and Gas Supply Pipeline, Aquatic Ecology
• Chapter 18 – Waste management
• Chapter 19 - Addendum – Visual impact
• Chapter 20A – Indigenous cultural heritage
• Chapter 20B – Non-indigenous cultural heritage
• Chapter 20B - Addendum to the Technical Report Non-Indigenous cultural heritage impact assessment
• Chapter 22 – Economics
• Chapter 22 - Addendum - Economic impact assessment - Addendum to the EIS technical report
• Chapter 22 - Addendum – Supplementary EIS - Economic Evaluation for Agriculture under Mining Lease
• Chapter 23 – Hazard and risk
• Chapter 24 – Health and safety
• Chapter 25 – Rehabilitation and decommissioning
• Chapter 26 – Cumulative impacts
• Chapter 27A – Draft Environmental Management Plan (Mining Activities)
• Chapter 27C – Draft Environmental Management Plan (Wastewater Treatment Plant)
• Chapter 27D – Draft Environmental Management Plan (Potable Water Supply)
• Chapter 28 – Summary of commitments and mitigation measures

SEIS Volume 1 – Appendices and Attachments

• Appendix 1-3-SV1.4 – Terms of reference checklist
• Appendix 3-1-SV1.4 – Project approvals
• Appendix 17A-1-SV1.4 – WJV draft biodiversity offset strategy
• Figure 6-1-SV1.3 – Project areas and potentially sensitive receptors for volume 1
• Figure 6-3-SV1.3 – Indicative mine layout and schedule
• Figure 6-6-SV1.3 – Year 5 excavation and refill plan for MLAs 50230 and 50231
• Figure 6-7-SV1.3 – Year 5 excavation and refill plan for MLA 50229
• Figure 6-8-SV1.3 – Year 10 excavation and refill plan for MLAs 50230 and 50231
• Figure 6-9-SV1.3 – Year 10 excavation and refill plan for MLA 50229
• Figure 6-10-SV1.3 –Year 20 excavation and refill plan for MLAs 50230 and 50231
• Figure 6-11-SV1.3 – Year 20 excavation and refill plan for MLA 50229
• Figure 6-12-SV1.3 – Year 30 excavation and refill plan for MLAs 50230 and 50231
• Figure 6-13-SV1.3 – Year 30 excavation and refill plan for 50229
• Figure 6-32-SV1.3 – Temporary public road closures, relocations and stockroutes
• Figure 6-42-SV1.3 – Year 1 excavation and refill plan for MLAs 50230 and 50231
• Figure 6-43.SV1.3 – Year 1 excavation and refill plan for MLA 50229
• Figure 6-44-SV1.3 – End of mine excavation and refill plan for MLAs 50230 and 50231
• Figure 6-45-SV1.3 – End of mine excavation and refill plan for MLA 50229
• Figure 6-48-SV1.3 – Summary of mining activities for pits
• Figure 6-50-SV1.3 – Indicative travel distances and times
• Figure 9-6A-SV1.3 – Extractive resources, permits and leases within the MLA areas and surrounds – coal
• Figure 9-6B-SV1.3 – Extractive resources, permits and leases within the MLA areas and surrounds – petroleum
• Figure 9-9-SV1.3 – Existing land suitability for dry land cropping
• Figure 9-13-SV1.3 – post mining land suitability for dry land cropping
• Figure 9-14-SV1.3 – Post mining land suitability for beef cattle grazing
• Figure 9-15-SV1.3 – Year 5 land suitability for dry land cropping
• Figure 9-16-SV1.3 – Year 5 land suitability for beef cattle grazing
• Figure 9-17-SV1.3 – Year 10 land suitability dry land cropping
• Figure 9-18-SV1.3 – Year 10 land suitability for beef cattle grazing
• Figure 9-19-SV1.3 – Year 20 land suitability dry land cropping
• Figure 9-20-SV1.3 – Year 20 land suitability for beef cattle grazing
• Figure 9-21-SV1.3 – Year 30 land suitability for dry land cropping
• Figure 9-22-SV1.3 – Year 30 land suitability for beef cattle grazing
• Figure 10-6-SV1.3 – Community bores
• Figure 11-2-SV1.3 – Major drainage systems crossing the MLAs
• Figure 11-5-SV1.3 – Declared watercourses and works requiring approval
• Figure 11-11-SV1.3 – Extent of flooding – existing conditions
• Figure 11-13-V1.3 – Major GAB bores, springs and baseflow streams near Wandoan
• Figure 11-16-SV1.3 – Proposed surface water management system – year 1
• Figure 11-17-SV1.3 – Proposed surface water management system – year 10
• Figure 11-18-SV1.3 – Proposed surface water management system – year 30
• Figure 11-19-SV1.3 – Afflux map 1 per cent AEP
• Figure 11-20-SV1.3 – Recommended surface water monitoring sites
• Figure 15-2-SV1.3 – Noise receptors surrounding the MLA
• Figure 15-3-SV1.3 – Noise receptors within Wandoan
• Figure 15-4-SV1.3 – Noise contours scenario 2 unattenuated sound power
• Figure 15-5-SV1.3 – Noise contours scenario 3 attenuated equipment
• Figure 15-6-SV1.3 – Noise contours scenario 4 attenuated equipment
• Figure 15-7-SV1.3 – Noise contours scenario 5 unattenuated equipment
• Figure 15-8-SV1.3 – Noise contours scenario 6 attenuated equipment
• Figure 16-4-SV1.3 – Location of 115dB (linear) airblast overpressure after mitigation
• Figure 17A-2-SV1.3 – Locations of regional ecosystems, flora populations and significant animal species
• Figure 17B-1-SV1.3 – MLA area aquatic survey sites
• Figure 17B-2-SV1.3 – Gas supply pipeline aquatic survey sites
• Figure 20A-1-SV1.3 – Known indigenous cultural heritage locations
• Figure 20B-1-SV1.3 – MLA areas and gas supply pipeline with identified non-indigenous cultural heritage sites
• Figure 26-1-SV1.3 – Potential cumulative impacts on adjacent sensitive receptors during operations
• Figure 26-2-SV1.3 – Coal resource tenure
• Figure 27A-1-SV1.3 – Mining activities plan
• Figure 27A-2-SV1.3 – Receiving areas plan
• Figure 27C-1-SV1.3 – Wandoan wastewater treatment plant upgrade infrastructure
• Figure 27C-2-SV1.3 – Proposed Wandoan wastewater treatment plant biological process - P and ID
• Figure 27C-3-SV1.3 – Proposed Wandoan wastewater treatment works upgrade – process schematic
• Figure 27D-1-SV1.3 – Proposed potable water treatment plant upgrade infrastructure
• Figure 27D-2-SV1.3 – Infrastructure to be upgraded in the vicinity of Wandoan

SEIS Volume 2

• Chapter 2 – Project need and alternatives
• Chapter 3 – Project approvals
• Chapter 4 – Community consultation
• Chapter 5 – Project construction
• Chapter 6 – Project operations
• Chapter 8 – Land use
• Chapter 9 – Geology, mineral resources, overburden and soils
• Chapter 17A – Terrestrial ecology
• Chapter 17A - Supplementary terrestrial ecology assessment - Southern coal seam methane water supply pipeline
• Chapter 17B – Aquatic ecology
• Chapter 17B - Supplementary EIS - Southern coal seam methane water supply pipeline, aquatic ecology
• Chapter 19 – Visual amenity
• Chapter 19 - Visual impact - Addendum to the assessment report
• Chapter 20A – Indigenous cultural heritage
• Chapter 20B - Non-indigenous cultural heritage
• Chapter 20B - Addendum to the technical report - Non-indigenous cultural heritage assessment
• Chapter 21 - Social

SEIS Volume 2 – Appendices and Attachments

• Appendix 2-1-SV2.4 – Addendum to Southern CSM Water Supply Pipeline Route Selection Report
• Figure 1-1-V2.3 – Southern CSM water supply pipeline
• Figure 2-1-SV2.3 – Southern CSM water supply pipeline route options (revised northern portion)
• Figure 5-1-SV2.3 – Sensitive receptors
• Figure 9-3-SV2.3 – Extractive resources, permits and leases within the pipeline study area
• Figure 9-4-SV2.3 – Land resource areas in the pipeline study area
• Figure 9-5-SV2.3 – Land suitability for rainfed cropping
• Figure 9-6-SV2.3 – Land suitability for beef cattle grazing
• Figure 9-7-SV2.3 – Good quality agricultural land
• Figure 17B-1-SV2.3 – Southern CSM water supply pipeline aquatic survey sites
• Figure 19-12-SV2.3 – Photomontage viewpoint location
• Figure 19-18-SV2.3 – Potential visual sensitive receptors
• Figure 19-20a-SV2.3 – Leichhardt Highway – existing visual setting
• Figure 19-20b-SV2.3 – Leichhardt Highway – following construction and initial rehabilitation
• Figure 20A-2-SV2.3 – Known indigenous cultural heritage locations
• Figure 20B-1-SV2.3 – Southern CSM water supply pipeline route with identified non-indigenous cultural heritage sites

SEIS Volume 4

• Glebe Weir Raising and Pipeline Supplementary Report

SEIS Volume 4 – Appendices and Attachments

• Appendix 8-A– Additional IQQM Model Results
• Appendix 12-A – Results of Boggomoss Snail Survey
• Appendix 12-B – Snail Translocation Trial DEWHA Referral
• Appendix 13-A – SunWater Environmental Management Standards
• Figure 1-1 – Glebe Weir Raising locality plan – project location
• Figure 5-1 – Glebe Weir Raising, raised spillway and details
• Figure 5-2 – Glebe Weir Raising, use of pipeline construction easement
• Figure 12-1 – Glebe Weir Raising, Boggomoss snail locations

Environmental impact statement

EIS Volume 1  – MLA Areas and Surrounds Impact Assessment

• Chapter 1 - Introduction
• Chapter 2 - Project need and alternatives
• Chapter 3 – Project approvals
• Chapter 4 – Community consultation
• Chapter 5 – Project construction
• Chapter 6 – Project operations
• Chapter 7 – Climate
• Chapter 8 – Land use
• Chapter 9 – Geology, mineral resources, overburden and soils
• Chapter 10 – Groundwater
• Chapter 11 – Water supply and management
• Chapter 12 – Transportation
• Chapter 13 – Air quality
• Chapter 14 – Greenhouse gases and climate change
• Chapter 15 – Noise
• Chapter 16 – Vibration
• Chapter 17 – Ecology
• Chapter 17A – Terrestrial ecology
• Chapter 17B – Aquatic ecology
• Chapter 18 – Waste management
• Chapter 20 – Cultural heritage
• Chapter 20A – Indigenous cultural heritage
• Chapter 20B – Non-Indigenous cultural heritage
• Chapter 21 – Social
• Chapter 22 – Economics
• Chapter 23 – Hazard and risk
• Chapter 24 – Health and safety
• Chapter 25 – Rehabilitation and decommissioning
• Chapter 26 – Cumulative impacts
• Chapter 27A – Draft Environmental Management Plan (mining)
• Chapter 27B – Draft Environmental Management Plan (gas supply pipeline)
• Chapter 28 – Summary of commitments and mitigation measures

EIS Volume 1 – Appendices and Attachments

• Appendix 1-1-V1.4 – Xstrata Policies
• Appendix 2-1-V1.4 – CSM water supply pipeline route selection report
• Appendix 3-1-V1.4 – Project approvals
• Appendix 4-1-V1.4 – Consultation plan and stakeholder list
• Appendix 8-1-V1.4 – Land use
• Appendix 17a-1-V1.4 – Biodiversity offset strategy
• Appendix 17b-1-V1.4 – Aquatic ecology
• Figure 1-1-V1.3 – Wandoan Coal Project locality
• Figure 2-3-V1.3 – Proposed route options
• Figure 6-1-V1.3 – Project areas for Volume 1
• Figure 6-2-V1.3 – 47,000 tonne bulk sample location – 2008
• Figure 6-3-V1.3 – Indicative mine layout and schedule
• Figure 6-5-V1.3 – Indicative pit cross-section
• Figure 6-6-V1.3 – Year 5 excavation and refill plan for MLAs 50230 and 50231
• Figure 6-7-V1.3 – Year 5 excavation and refill plan for MLA 50229
• Figure 6-8-V1.3 – Year 10 excavation and refill plan for MLAs 50230 and 50231
• Figure 6-9-V1.3 – Year 10 excavation and refill plan for MLA 50229
• Figure 6-10-V1.3 –Year 20 excavation and refill plan for MLAs 50230 and 50231
• Figure 6-11-V1.3 – Year 20 excavation and refill plan for MLA 50229
• Figure 6-12-V1.3 – Year 30 excavation and refill plan for MLAs 50230 and 50231
• Figure 6-13-V1.3 – Year 30 excavation and refill plan for MLA 50229
• Figure 6-14-V1.3 – Indicative snapshot of mine operations, Year 10, Woleebee pit
• Figure 6-15-V1.3 –  Coal handling and processing plant
• Figure 6-16-V1.3 – Block flow diagram of the coal handling and preparation plant
• Figure 6-17-V1.3 – Block flow diagram of the coal processing plant (CPP)
• Figure 6-18-V1.3 – Block flow diagram of rejects and tailings handling
• Figure 6-25-V1.3 – Proposed rail spur alignment layout
• Figure 6-26-V1.3 – Indicative operational mine facilities – Year 1
• Figure 6-27-V1.3 – Indicative operational mine facilities – Year 5
• Figure 6-28-V1.3 – Indicative operational mine facilities – Year 10
• Figure 6-29-V1.3 – Indicative operational mine facilities – Year 20
• Figure 6-30-V1.3 – Indicative operational mine facilities – Year 30
• Figure 6-31-V1.3 – Indicative model of operational accommodation facilities
• Figure 6-32-V1.3 – Temporary public road closures and relocations and stock routes
• Figure 6-33-V1.3 – Indicative Layout – main gate and security building
• Figure 6-34-V1.3 – Indicative Model – main gate and security building
• Figure 6-35-V1.3 – Indicative Model – mine infrastructure area (MIA)
• Figure 6-36-V1.3 – Indicative Layout – mine infrastructure area (MIA)
• Figure 6-37-V1.3 – Indicative Model – administration facility
• Figure 6-38-V1.3 – Indicative Elevation – 80MW gas fired power station option
• Figure 6-39-V1.3 – Indicative Model – 80MW gas fired power station option
• Figure 6-40-V1.3 – Indicative Elevation – 30MW gas fired power station option
• Figure 6-41-V1.3 – Indicative Model 30MW gas fired power station option
• Figure 7-1-V1.3 to 7-4-V1.3 – Climate data for the Wandoan project study area – northern and southern extents
• Figure 7-5-V1.3 – Seasonal climatic data for the Wandoan project study – Taroom Weather Station
• Figure 7-6-V1.3 – Annual climatic data - Jondale Weather Station
• Figure 7-7-V1.3 – Six hourly climatic data - Jondale Weather Station
• Figure 8-1-V1.3 – Existing petroleum and mining tenements
• Figure 8-2-V1.3 – Mining lease application areas and gas pipeline
• Figure 8-3-V1.3 – Rural homesteads
• Figure 8-4-V1.3 – Zoning mapping
• Figure 8-5-V1.3 – Stock routes
• Figure 9-1-V1.3 – Soil test pit locations
• Figure 9-2-V1.3 – Bore hole locations
• Figure 9-3-V1.3 – Site topography
• Figure 9-4-V1.3 – Regional geology
• Figure 9-6-V1.3 – Extractive resources, permits and leases within the MLA areas and surrounds
• Figure 9-8-V1.3 – Soil associations in the MLA areas and surrounds
• Figure 9-9-V1.3 – Land suitability for rainfed cropping
• Figure 9-10-V1.3 – Land suitability for beef cattle grazing
• Figure 9-11-V1.3 – Good quality agricultural land
• Figure 9-12-V1.3 – Proposed Year 30 landform
• Figure 9-13-V1.3 – Soil management considerations
• Figure 10-1-V1.3 – Groundwater drilling program sites
• Figure 10-2-V1.3 – Surficial geology
• Figure 10-3-V1.3 – Groundwater flow rates from Xstrata exploration Boreholes
• Figure 10-4-V1.3 – Xstrata groundwater monitoring bore network
• Figure 10-5-V1.3 – Location and use of bores identified in hydro-census
• Figure 10-6-V1.3 – Bore pipelines-drains from identified community bores
• Figure 11-1-V1.3 – The surface water study area
• Figure 11-2-V1.3 – Major drainage systems crossing the MLA
• Figure 11-3-V1.3 – Historical and recent water quality monitoring sites
• Figure 11-4-V1.3 – Fitzroy drainage basin
• Figure 11-5-V1.3 – Declared watercourses and works requiring approval
• Figure 11-11-V1.3 – Extent of flooding - existing conditions
• Figure 11-12-V1.3 – Nearby water entitlements
• Figure 11-13-V1.3 – Selected GAB bores, springs and baseflow streams near Wandoan
• Figure 11-16-V1.3 – Proposed surface water management system - Year 1
• Figure 11-17-V1.3 – Proposed surface water management system - Year 10
• Figure 11-18-V1.3 – Proposed surface water management system - Year 30
• Figure 11-19-V1.3 – Afflux map 1% AEP
• Figure 11-20-V1.3 – Recommended surface water monitoring sites
• Figure 12-1-V1.3 – Existing road network
• Figure 12-2-V1.3 – Haulage routes
• Figure 13-1-V1.3 – Locations of dust and meteorological monitoring
• Figure 13-6-V1.3 –Year 1, PM10 maximum 24 hour ground level concentrations for the mine including background
• Figure 13-7-V1.3 – Year 1, PM10 annual average ground level concentrations for the mine including background
• Figure 13-8-V1.3 – Year 1, TSP annual average ground level concentrations for the mine including background
• Figure 13-10-V1.3 – Year 5, truck and excavator PM10 maximum 24 hour ground level concentrations for the mine including background – reduced extraction rates
• Figure 13-11-V1.3 – Year 5, truck and excavator PM10 annual average ground level concentrations for the mine including background – reduced extraction rates
• Figure 13-12-V1.3 – Year 5, truck and shovel TSP annual average for the mine including background – reduced extraction rates
• Figure 13-13-V1.3 – Year 5, dust deposition for the mine including background – truck and excavator at reduced extraction rates
• Figure 13-14-V1.3 – Year 10, PM10 maximum 24 hour ground level concentrations for the mine including background
• Figure 13-15-V1.3 – Year 10, PM10 annual average ground level concentrations for the mine including background
• Figure 13-16-V1.3 – Year 10, TSP annual average ground level concentrations for the mine including background
• Figure 13-17-V1.3 – Year 10, PM10 dust deposition for the mine including background
• Figure 13-18-V1.3 – Year 20, PM10 maximum 24 hour ground level concentrations for the mine including background
• Figure 13-19-V1.3 – Year 20, PM10 annual average ground level concentrations for the mine including background
• Figure 13-20-V1.3 – Year 20, TSP annual average ground level concentrations for the mine including background
• Figure 13-21-V1.3 – Year 20, dust deposition for the mine including background
• Figure 13-22-V1.3 – Year 30, PM10 maximum 24 hour ground level concentrations for the mine including background
• Figure 13-23-V1.3 – Year 30, PM10 annual average ground level concentrations for the mine including background
• Figure 13-24-V1.3 – Year 30, TSP annual average ground level concentrations for the mine including background
• Figure 13-25-V1.3 – Year 30, TSP dust deposition for the mine including background
• Figure 13-37-V1.3 – Recommended locations for continuous dust and meteorological monitoring
• Figure 13-38-V1.3 – Option 1 (80 MW) Power Station – Predicted 1-hour average ground level concentrations of nitrogen dioxide
• Figure 13-41-V1.3 – Predicted baseline odour impact form the current Wandoan WWTP based on August 2008 odour survey data
• Figure 13-43-V1.3 – Predicted odour impact from the upgraded Wandoan WWPT based on August 2008 odour survey data and proposed expanded plant with collection and treatment of odour emissions from Primary Treatment units
• Figure 15-1-V1.3 – Noise Monitoring Locations
• Figure 15-2-V1.3 – Noise Receptors surrounding the MLA
• Figure 15-3-V1.3 – Noise Receptors within Wandoan
• Figure 15-4-V1-3 – Noise contours Scenario 2 attenuated dragline bucket
• Figure 15-5-V1-3 – Noise contours Scenario 3c/d attenuated dragline bucket
• Figure 15-6-V1.3 – Noise contours Scenario 4 attenuated equipment
• Figure 15-7-V1.3 – Noise contours Scenario 5 attenuated equipment
• Figure 15-8-V1-3 – Noise contours Scenario 6 attenuated equipment
• Figure 16-1-V1.3 – Location of 115dB (linear) airblast overpressure prior to mitigation
• Figure 16-4-V1.3 – Location of 115dB (linear) airblast overpressure after mitigation
• Figure 17A-1-V1.3 – Flora and fauna survey in the study area
• Figure 17A-2-V1.3 – Regional ecosystems within the study area
• Figure 17A-3-V1.3 – Threatened species and communities within the study area
• Figure 17A-4-V1.3 – State Wildlife Corridors, Core Habitats and Biodiversity Planning Assessment
• Figure 17B-1-V1.3 – MLA areas aquatic survey sites
• Figure 17B-2-V1.3 – Gas supply pipeline aquatic survey sites
• Figure 20A-1-V1.3 – Known Indigenous Cultural Heritage Locations
• Figure 20B-1-V1.3 – MLA areas and gas supply pipeline with identified non-indigenous Cultural Heritage sites
• Figure 26-1-V1.3 – Potential cumulative impacts on adjacent sensitive receptors during operations
• Figure 26-2-V1.3 – Coal Resource tenure
• Figure 26-3-V1.3 – Petroleum and gas tenure
• Figure 27A-1-V1.3 – Mining Operations Layout
• Figure 27A-2-V1.3 – Mining Lease Application areas and gas pipeline
• Figure 27A-3-V1.4 – Sensitive Receptors
• Figure 27A-4-V1.4 – Discharge and monitoring points
• Technical Report V1-5 – Air quality assessment of the proposed Wandoan Coal Mine
• Technical Report V1-5 – Wandoan Coal Project - Community Consultation Report
• Technical Report V1-5 – Wandoan Coal Project - Economic Impact Assessment
• Technical Report V1-5 – Wandoan Coal Project - Environmental Impacts from Blasting
• Technical Report V1-5 – Limited Stage 1 – Environmental Site Assessment Mine Lease Application area, Wandoan, Queensland
• Technical Report V1-5 – Wandoan Coal Project - Geology, mineral resources, overburden and soils impact assessment
• Technical Report V1-5 – Wandoan Coal Project – Greenhouse Gas Assessment
• Technical Report V1-5 – Noise impact assessment – Wandoan Coal Project
• Technical Report V1-5 – Wandoan Coal Project – Non-Indigenous cultural heritage impact assessment Gas Supply Pipeline
• Technical Report V1-5 – Wandoan Coal Project – Non-Indigenous cultural heritage impact assessment
• Technical Report V1-5 – Wandoan Coal Project – Preliminary Groundwater Assessment
• Technical Report V1-5 – Wandoan Coal Project – Aquatic Ecology Impact Assessment
• Technical Report V1-5 – Wandoan Coal Project – Social impact assessment
• Technical Report V1-5 – Wandoan Coal Project, MLA area and surrounds – Terrestrial ecology impact assessment
• Technical Report V1-5 – Wandoan Coal Project – Transport impact study
• Technical Report V1-5 – Visual Impact Assessment Report – Wandoan Coal Project

EIS Volume 2 – Southern CSM Water Supply Pipeline Impact Assessment

• Chapter 1 - Introduction
• Chapter 2 – Project need and alternatives
• Chapter 3 - Project approvals
• Chapter 4 - Community consultation
• Chapter 5 – Project construction
• Chapter 6 – Project operations
• Chapter 7 – Climate
• Chapter 8 – Land use
• Chapter 9 – Geology, mineral resources, overburden and soils
• Chapter 10 – Groundwater
• Chapter 11 – Water resources
• Chapter 12 – Transportation
• Chapter 13 – Air quality
• Chapter 14 – Climate change and greenhouse gases
• Chapter 15 – Noise
• Chapter 16 – Vibration
• Chapter 17 – Ecology
• Chapter 17A – Terrestrial ecology
• Chapter 17B – Aquatic ecology
• Chapter 18 – Waste management
• Chapter 19 – Visual amenity
• Chapter 20 – Cultural heritage
• Chapter 20A – Indigenous cultural heritage
• Chapter 20B – Non-indigenous cultural heritage
• Chapter 21 – Social
• Chapter 22 – Economics
• Chapter 23 – Hazard and risk
• Chapter 24 – Health and safety
• Chapter 25 – Rehabilitation and decommissioning
• Chapter 26 – Cumulative impacts
• Chapter 27 – Draft Environmental Management Plan
• Chapter 28 – Summary of commitments and mitigation measures

EIS Volume 2 – Appendices and Attachments

• Appendix 1-1-V2.4 – Terms of reference checklist
• Appendix 2-1-V2.4 – Southern CSM water supply pipeline route selection report
• Appendix 3-1-V2.4 – Project approvals
• Appendix 8-1-V2.4 – Land use
• Appendix 17B-1-V2.4 – Aquatic ecology
• Figure 1-1-V2.3 – Southern CSM water supply pipeline
• Figure 2-1-V2.3 – Route options
• Figure 7-1-V2.3 to 7-2-V2.3 – Climatic data for the southern CSM water supply pipeline – southern extent
• Figure 7-3-V2.3 – Seasonal climatic data for the southern CSM water supply pipeline – Taroom Weather station
• Figure 7-4-V2.3 – Annual climatic data – Jondale Weather Station
• Figure 7-5-V2.3 – Six hourly climatic data – Jondale Weather Station
• Figure 8-1-V2.3 – Existing petroleum and mining tenements
• Figure 8-2-V2.3 – Tenure mapping
• Figure 8-3-V2.3 – Rural homesteads
• Figure 8-4-V2.3 – Stock routes
• Figure 9-1-V2.3 – Site topography
• Figure 9-2-V2.3 – Regional geology
• Figure 9-3-V2.3 – Extractive resources, permits and leases within the pipeline study area
• Figure 9-4-V2.3 – Land resource areas in the pipeline study area
• Figure 9-5-V2.3 – Land suitability for rainfed cropping
• Figure 9-6-V2.3 – Land suitability for beef cattle grazing
• Figure 9-7-V2.3 – Good quality agricultural land
• Figure 10-1-V2.3 – Geology of the southern pipeline area
• Figure 10-2-V2.3 – NRW and Xstrata monitoring bores in the southern pipeline area
• Figure 11-1-V2.3 – Catchment drainage and stream baseflow
• Figure 11-2-V2.3 – Watercourses and the proposed southern CSM water supply pipeline route
• Figure 15-1-V2.3 – Sensitive receptors
• Figure 16-1-V2.3 – Sensitive receptors
• Figure 17A-1-V2.3 – Flora and fauna survey in the study area
• Figure 17A-2-V2.3 – Regional ecosystems within the study area
• Figure 17A-3-V2.3 – Threatened species and communities within the study area
• Figure 17A-4-V2.3 – State wildlife corridors, core habitats and biodiversity planning assessment
• Figure 17B-1-V2.3 – Southern CSM water supply pipeline aquatic survey sites
• Figure 19-3-V2.3 – Visual management units
• Figure 19-12-V2.3 – Photomontage viewpoint locations
• Figure 19-13a-V2.3 – Location 13 – Peakes Road – existing
• Figure 19-13b-V2.3 – Location 13 – Peakes Road – proposed pipeline
• Figure 19-14a-V2.3 – Location 14 – Peakes Road – existing
• Figure 19-14b-V2.3 – Location 14 – Peakes Road – proposed pipeline
• Figure 19-15a-V2.3 – Location 15 – Open field near Gilgulgul – existing
• Figure 19-15b-V2.3 – Location 15 – Open field near Gilgulgul – proposed pipeline
• Figure 19-16a-V2.3 – Location 17 – Baileys Road – existing
• Figure 19-16b-V2.3 – Location 17 – Baileys Road – proposed pipeline
• Figure 19-17a-V2.3 – Location 18 – Leichhardt Highway – existing
• Figure 19-18-V2.3 – Potential sensitive receptors
• Figure 20A-2-V2.3 – Known indigenous cultural heritage locations
• Figure 20B-1-V2.3 – Southern CSM water supply pipeline route with identified non-indigenous cultural heritage sites
• Figure 24-1-V2.3 – Sustainable development policy
• Figure 27-1 V2.3 – Sustainable development policy
• Technical Report V2.5 – Wandoan Coal Project – Southern Coal Seam Methane Water Supply Pipeline, Aquatic Ecology Impact Assessment
• Technical Report V2-5 – Wandoan Coal Project – Southern CSM water supply pipeline - Community Consultation
• Technical Report V2-5 – Limited Stage 1 Environmental Site Assessment – CSM Water Supply Pipeline (South), Wandoan, Queensland
• Technical Report V2-5 – Wandoan Coal Project - Geology, mineral resources, overburden and soils impact assessment – Southern CSM Water Supply Pipeline
• Technical Report V2-5 – Wandoan Coal Project - Non-indigenous cultural heritage assessment – Southern Coal Sean Methane (CSM) Water Supply Pipeline
• Technical Report V2-5 – CSM water supply and gas supply pipelines - Surface water quality impact assessment
• Technical Report V2-5 – Wandoan Coal Project – Southern coal seam methane water supply pipeline - Terrestrial ecology impact assessment
• Technical Report V2-5 – Visual impact assessment report – Wandoan Coal Project, Southern coal seam methane water supply pipeline

EIS Volume 3 – Western CSM Water Supply Pipeline Impact Assessment

• Chapter 1 - Introduction
• Chapter 2 – Project need and alternatives
• Chapter 3 - Project approvals
• Chapter 4 - Community consultation
• Chapter 5 – Project construction
• Chapter 6 – Project operations
• Chapter 7 – Climate
• Chapter 8 – Land use
• Chapter 9 – Geology, mineral resources, overburden and soils
• Chapter 10 – Groundwater
• Chapter 11 – Water resources
• Chapter 12 – Transportation
• Chapter 13 – Air quality
• Chapter 14 – Greenhouse gases and climate change
• Chapter 15 – Noise
• Chapter 16 – Vibration
• Chapter 17 – Ecology
• Chapter 17A – Terrestrial ecology
• Chapter 17B – Aquatic ecology
• Chapter 18 – Waste management
• Chapter 19 – Visual amenity
• Chapter 20 – Cultural heritage
• Chapter 20A – Indigenous cultural heritage
• Chapter 20B – Non-indigenous cultural heritage
• Chapter 21 – Social
• Chapter 22 – Economics
• Chapter 23 – Hazard and risk
• Chapter 24 – Health and safety
• Chapter 25 – Rehabilitation and decommissioning
• Chapter 26 – Cumulative impacts
• Chapter 27 – Draft Environmental Management Plan
• Chapter 28 – Summary of commitments and mitigation measures

EIS Volume 3 – Appendices and Attachments

• Appendix 1-1-V3.4 – Terms of Reference Checklist
• Appendix 2-1-V3.4 – Western CSM water supply pipeline route selection report
• Appendix 3-1-V3.4 – Project Approvals
• Appendix 8-1-V3.4 – Land Use
• Appendix 17B-1-V3.4 – Aquatic Ecology
• Figure 1-1-V3.3 – Western CSM water supply pipeline
• Figure 2-1-V3.3 – Route options
• Figure 7-1-V3.3 to 7-2-V3.3 – Climatic data for the western CSM water supply pipeline
• Figure 7-3-V3.3 – Seasonal climatic data for the western CSM water supply pipeline – Taroom Weather Station
• Figure 7-4-V3.3 – Annual climatic data – Jondale Weather Station
• Figure 7-5-V3.3 – Six hourly climatic data – Jondale Weather Station
• Figure 8-1-V3.3 – Existing petroleum and mining tenements
• Figure 8-2-V3.3 – Land tenure
• Figure 8-3-V3.3 – Rural homesteads
• Figure 8-4-V3.3 – Stock routes
• Figure 9-1-V3.3 – Site topography
• Figure 9-2-V3.3 – Regional geology
• Figure 9-3-V3.3 – Extractive resources, permits and leases within the proposed pipeline area
• Figure 9-4-V3.3 – Land resource areas in the pipeline study area
• Figure 9-5-V3.3 – Land suitability for rainfed cropping
• Figure 9-6-V3-3 – Land suitability classes for beef cattle grazing
• Figure 9-7-V3.3 – Good quality agricultural land
• Figure 10-1-V3.3 – NRW and Xstrata bores in the western pipeline area
• Figure 10-2-V3.3 – Geology of the western pipeline area
• Figure 11-1-V3.3 – Catchment drainage, GAB spring vents and stream baseflow
• Figure 11-2-V3.3 – Watercourses and the proposed western CSM water supply pipeline route
• Figure 15-1-V3.3 – Sensitive receptors
• Figure 16-1-V3.3 – Sensitive receptors
• Figure 17A-1-V3-3 – Flora and fauna survey in the study area
• Figure 17A-2-V3-3 – Regional ecosystems within the study area
• Figure 17A-3-V3-3 – Threatened species and communities within the study area
• Figure 17A-4-V3-3 – State wildlife corridors, core habitats and biodiversity planning assessment
• Figure 17B-1-V3.3 – Western CSM water supply pipeline aquatic survey sites
• Figure 19-3-V3.3 – Visual management units
• Figure 19-14-V3.3 – Photomontage viewpoint locations
• Figure 19-15b-V3.3 – Location 19 – Goldens Bimbadeen Road, crossing of Horse Creek – proposed pipeline
• Figure 19-16a-V3.3 – Location 20 – Open fields west of Golden Bimbaden Road – existing
• Figure 19-16b-V3.3 – Location 20 – Open fields west of Golden Bimbaden Road – proposed pipeline
• Figure 19-17a-V3.3 – Location 21 – Roma Taroom Road – existing
• Figure 19-17b-V3.3 – Location 21 – Roma Taroom Road – proposed pipeline
• Figure 19-18-V3.3 – Potential sensitive visual receptors
• Figure 20A-3-V3.3 – Known Indigenous Cultural Heritage Locations
• Figure 20B-1-V3.3 – Southern CSM water supply pipeline route with identified non-indigenous cultural heritage sites
• Figure 24-1-V3.3 – Sustainable Development Policy
• Figure 27-1-V3.3 – Sustainable Development Policy
• Technical Report V3-5 – Wandoan Coal Project – Western Coal Seam Methane Water Supply Pipeline, Aquatic Ecology Impact Assessment
• Technical Report V3-5 – Wandoan Coal Project – Western CSM Water Supply Pipeline - Community Consultation
• Technical Report V3-5 – Wandoan Coal Project – Geology, mineral resources, overburden and soils impact assessment – Western CSM Water Supply Pipeline
• Technical Report V3-5 – Visual Assessment Report – Wandoan Coal Project, Western coal seam methane water supply pipeline.
• Technical Report V3-5 – CSM water supply and gas supply pipelines – Surface water quality impact assessment
• Technical Report V3-5 – Wandoan Coal Project – Western coal seam methane water supply pipeline – Terrestrial ecology impact assessment

EIS Volume 4 – Glebe Option Impact Assessment

• Chapter 1 - Introduction
• Chapter 2 – Project rationale and alternatives
• Chapter 3 – Approvals and legislative framework
• Chapter 4 - Community consultation
• Chapter 5 – Description of the project
• Chapter 6 – Climate and natural disasters
• Chapter 7 – Land
• Chapter 8 – Water resources and water quality
• Chapter 9 – Transport
• Chapter 10 – Air quality and greenhouse gas
• Chapter 11 – Noise and vibration
• Chapter 13 – Aquatic ecology
• Chapter 14 – Matters of national environmental significance
• Chapter 15 – Waste
• Chapter 16 – Cultural heritage
• Chapter 17 – Social environment
• Chapter 18 – Economic environment
• Chapter 19 – Hazard and risk
• Chapter 20 – Cumulative impacts
• Chapter 21 – Draft environmental management plan
• Chapter 22 – References

EIS Volume 4 – Appendices and Attachments

• Appendix 4-A-V4 – Example of letter to affected stakeholders
• Appendix 4-B-V4 – Database of affected persons
• Appendix 4-C-V4 – Full list of itemised comments received during stakeholder consultation
• Appendix 5-A-V4 – Pipeline observations
• Appendix 8-A-V4 – Key to geological mapping symbols
• Appendix 8-B-V4 – Sunwater Glebe Weir water quality data
• Appendix 12-A-V4 – Glebe option flora methodology
• Appendix 12-B-V4 – Impact assessment methodology
• Appendix 12-C-V4 – Glebe option preliminary management plan descriptions – flora and fauna
• Appendix 12-D-V4 – Glebe option fauna methodology
• Appendix 12-E-V4 – BRBS biodiversity significance
• Summary of proponent commitments
• Terms of reference for an environmental impact statement

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