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Australian Pacific Coal — Corporate Update (April 2018)
29 slides from Australian Pacific Coal's corporate update, Apr 18, 2018
Slide 1: Dartbrook Community Consultative Committee Meeting
Dartbrook Community Consultative Committee Meeting 18th April 2018
Slide 2: Agenda
AGENDA 1. Apologies 2. Declaration of Pecuniary Interest 3. Correspondence 4. Confirmation of previous minutes 5. Actions from previous minutes 6. Business Arising – MOP, Annual Review, Hunter River Monitoring, Planning Applications 7. General Business: – Complaints & Incidents Summary – Regulatory
Slide 3: Actions from previous minutes
Actions from previous minutes Action Item Action Outcome 1. To report re Dartbrook’s independent Chairperson. SB to update 2. That relevant information continues to go to the CCC DW sent out members prior to the CCC meeting. available pre‐ meeting info 3. To report on the proposed additional backgro
Slide 4: Business Arising
BUSINESS ARISING 1. Mining Operations Plan DRG approved the MOP on 18 December 2017 Approved MOP document is available on the AQC website 2. Annual Review 2017 Finalised and lodged with regulators before end of March 2018 as required The Annual Review has been provided electronically to CCC
Slide 5: Business Arising continued
BUSINESS ARISING continued 3. Hunter River Monitoring Program Program developed with expert input from Cumberland Ecology & WRM Water & Environment in consultation with DoI‐Water Monitoring is proposed to be undertaken at 12 sites: Four existing surface water quality monitoring locations; and
Slide 6: Proposed River Health Monitoring Locations
BUSINESS ARISING – continued Proposed River Health Monitoring Locations 6
Slide 7: Business Arising continued
BUSINESS ARISING continued 4. Underground Modification An Environmental Assessment (EA) is being prepared to support the Modification application for the re‐ commencement of underground mining on site The EA is planned to be submitted by mid‐June 2018 for public exhibition Consultation with DP
Slide 8: Complaints and Incidents
GENERAL BUSINESS – Complaints and Incidents No environmental complaints or incidents have been recorded since the previous CCC meeting 8
Slide 9: Regulatory Consultation
GENERAL BUSINESS – Regulatory Consultation Applications to DoI‐Water in March for the development of 13 additional groundwater monitoring bores Meeting with DoI‐Water held in April to discuss the Hunter River monitoring and exploration programs 9
Slide 10: Proposed Groundwater Monitoring Bores
GENERAL BUSINESS – Regulatory Consultation continued Proposed Groundwater Monitoring Bores 10
Slide 11: Exploration Program
GENERAL BUSINESS – Exploration Program Exploration applications submitted to DRG in March for: Proposed development of 10 exploration drill holes; and Rehabilitation of 26 drill hole sites which were installed in the early 1980s Program scheduled to commence in late April DRG visited site
Slide 12: Proposed Exploration Program
GENERAL BUSINESS – Exploration Program continued Proposed Exploration Program 12
Slide 13: Environmental Monitoring
GENERAL BUSINESS – Environmental Monitoring Rainfall High Volume Air Sampling Dust Deposition Dust Isopleth Surface Water – Hunter River Salinity Surface Water – Dart Brook Salinity Greenhouse gas 13
Slide 14: Environmental Monitoring continued
GENERAL BUSINESS – Environmental Monitoring continued 2017 yearly rainfall = 406.2 mm Dartbrook average yearly rainfall 1995‐2017= 586 mm 14
Slide 15: Environmental Monitoring continued
GENERAL BUSINESS – Environmental Monitoring continued PM10 (Particulate Matter <10µm) NEPC guideline limit is 50ug/m3 15
Slide 16: Environmental Monitoring continued
GENERAL BUSINESS – Environmental Monitoring continued PM10 (Particulate Matter <10µm) NEPC guideline limit is 50ug/m3 16
Slide 17: Environmental Monitoring continued
GENERAL BUSINESS – Environmental Monitoring continued Insoluble Matter is Ash + Combustible Matter Ash is more representative of dust component, remainder is typically organic matter (e.g. insects) Annual average below limit of 4g/m2/month at all sites 17
Slide 18: Environmental Monitoring continued
GENERAL BUSINESS – Environmental Monitoring continued 18
Slide 19: Environmental Monitoring continued
GENERAL BUSINESS – Environmental Monitoring continued 19
Slide 20: Environmental Monitoring continued
GENERAL BUSINESS – Environmental Monitoring continued 20
Slide 21: Environmental Monitoring continued
GENERAL BUSINESS – Environmental Monitoring continued 21
Slide 22: Environmental Monitoring continued
GENERAL BUSINESS – Environmental Monitoring continued Scope 2 Scope 1 Emissions Emissions Total Emissions Date Carbon Nitrous Methane Carbon Dioxide (t CO2-e) Dioxide Oxide (t CO2-e) (t CO2-e) (t CO2-e) (t CO2-e) Jan-17 4,420 811 0.01 395 5,627 Feb-17 425* 531 0.02 379 1,335 Mar-17 2,047 630 0.01 42
Slide 23: Dartbrook Care & Maintenance – Land management
DARTBROOK CARE & MAINTENANCE – Land management 23
Slide 24: Land management continued
DARTBROOK CARE & MAINTENANCE – Land management continued Dairy upgrade complete Weed treatment, including for: Broadleaf weeds and liverseed grass on paddocks sown to oats Green cestrum control on river bank Prickly pear on the East Site 24
Slide 25: Land management continued
DARTBROOK CARE & MAINTENANCE – Land management continued Grazing stock on the REA (61 cows with calves) Pig & Roo control program continued: 2017 program culled 91 Roos (site had NPWS licence for 200) No pig sightings during 2017 Dog baiting in conjunction with LLS
Slide 26: Community Consultation
DARTBROOK CARE & MAINTENANCE – Community Consultation Ongoing consultation: Newsletter No 6 will be out next week Dartbrook Sponsorship & Donations Initiative continues to call for Applications http://www.aqcltd.com/irm/content/sponsorships.aspx?RID=463 Consultation over recent sponsorships
Slide 27: Other Business
OTHER BUSINESS • Business for the next meeting
Slide 28: Next 2018 Meeting Date
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Slide 29: Thank You
THANK YOU 29
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