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Goodman — Corporate Update (February 2020)
20 slides from Goodman's corporate update, February 2020
Slide 1: Stakeholder Consultation Meeting
Stakeholder Consultation Meeting Oakdale West Estate February 2020 1
Slide 2: Overview
Overview • Welcome and Introductions • Project Summary • Project Timeline • Management of Environmental Aspects • Environmental Performance Update • Community Interactions Update • Safety Update • Approvals and Proposals Update • Upcoming Project Program • Stakeholder Feedback & Questions 2
Slide 3: Welcome and Introductions
Welcome and Introductions Project Team: Organisation Goodman AT&L Burton Robson Civil SLR Ersed Contractors Projects Consulting Role Proponent Project Manager & Oakdale West – Western North Stakeholder Environmental Contract Stage 1 Internal South Link Engagement Representative Superintendents Infra
Slide 4: Project Summary
Project Summary • Goodman obtained State Significant Development Approval 7348 for staged development of the Oakdale West Estate for a warehousing and distribution hub comprising: – Concept Approval for the full site identifying primary access, road layouts, developable areas and biodiversity offset
Slide 5: Project Timeline
Project Timeline • Development Consent issued • Construction and Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) prepared in accordance with Consent Conditions • CEMP Approved • Construction Certificates Received from Council • Pre Construction Compliance report submitted. • Sediment and Erosion Controls const
Slide 6: Site Plan
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Slide 7: Master Plan
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Slide 8: Management of Environmental Aspects
Management of Environmental Aspects There are a number of key environmental aspects applicable to the project, with associated management plans prepared to address the potential for impact including: • Traffic and Transport: – A Construction Traffic Management Plan (CTMP) has been prepared with a ke
Slide 9: Management of Environmental Aspects
Management of Environmental Aspects • Water and Soil Management: – Management plans include: • Erosion and Sediment Control Plan • Salinity Management Plan • Fill Importation Protocol • Dewatering and Management Procedure – Sediment laden runoff would be managed to capture and treat runoff prior to
Slide 10: Management of Environmental Aspects
Management of Environmental Aspects • Flora and Fauna: – Management Plans include: • Aquatic Flora and Fauna Management Plan • Terrestrial Flora and Fauna Management Plan – Preclearance surveys and inspections have been undertaken by qualified ecologists to minimise impacts on site flora and fauna –
Slide 11: Management of Environmental Aspects
Management of Environmental Aspects • Heritage: – An Unexpected Finds Protocol – Archaeological Items protocol has been established to guide construction – Contactors are trained in the implementation of the Unexpected Finds Protocol – Works would cease in the event of a potential find, prior to the
Slide 12: Management of Environmental Aspects
Management of Environmental Aspects • Noise and Vibration: – Noise and vibration are managed by the Construction Noise and Vibration Management Plan – The Management Plan focuses on the limiting of noise where possible, timing of noisy activities to less intrusive times of the day and ongoing monito
Slide 13: Management of Environmental Aspects
Management of Environmental Aspects • Air Quality: – Air Quality is managed by the Construction Air Quality Management Plan – Local weather conditions will be monitored to guide construction activities, with wind speeds directing mitigation measures and work programs – Dust suppression will occur th
Slide 14: Environmental Performance
Environmental Performance 1. Sediment and Erosion – Significant Rain Event – on flow occurred to downstream receivers, with flows in line with predevelopment overland flows, with notification provided to downstream stakeholders – Sedimentation transported via overland flow within the creek to the no
Slide 15: Community Interactions
Community Interactions 1. Enquires made regarding noise experienced by residents during early morning deliveries of plant and machinery to the site – determined main source was noise of machinery moving from transport into the site. Protocols modified to address this issue. 2. Meetings held with res
Slide 16: Safety
Safety • No external safety incidents • Due to environmental conditions associated with heat and smoke haze, the health and safety of workers has been monitored closely. • The previous structures on site contained low levels of asbestos, which has now been removed in accordance with EPA and Council
Slide 17: Approvals and Proposals
Approvals and Proposals • Approval granted by the NSW State Government to increase hours of works for a limited area of the site (Lots 2A and 2B) temporarily. • Modifications 1, 2, and 3 to SSD 7348 still under assessment by the NSW State Government. 17
Slide 18: Project Program – February/March
Project Program – February/March Oakdale West Estate – Burton Contractors • Acceleration works to Lot 2B underway • Earthworks to Western Noise Bund nearing completion • Cut to Fill in Precinct 1 commenced • Cut to Fill in Precinct 2 commenced • Cut to Fill in Precinct 3 commenced • Placing material
Slide 19: Communications and Consultation Channels
Communications and Consultation Channels Sources of information and complaints/enquiries via: • Website: oakdaleopportunities.com • Email: community.oakdalewest@goodman.com • Phone: 1300 002 887 • Post: Level 17, 60 Castlereagh Street, Sydney, NSW 2000 • Community Meetings: Subject to scheduling • E
Slide 20: Stakeholder Feedback & Questions
Stakeholder Feedback & Questions 20