Boral Ltd.

Boral — Corporate Update (September 2019)

32 slides from Boral's corporate update, September 2019

  1. Slide 1: Peppertree Quarry Community Consultative Committee September 2019

    PEPPERTREE QUARRY COMMUNITY CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE September 2019

  2. Slide 2: Agenda item 4 – Correspondence

    Agenda item 4 – Correspondence (June, July, August 2019) - Department of Planning and Environment - Waste management plan issued to the department and revised based on departments comments - 2 requests for road transport of donated materials - CCC Annual Report issued - EPA - Discussion on future li

  3. Slide 3: Agenda item 5 – Operations

    Agenda item 5 – Operations ▪ Safety - Zero LTI’s since the last meeting - Regulatory visits over past few months to review dust - Additional dust monitoring conducted ▪ Overburden - Overburden removal concluded in June 19 - Tree planting, top-soiling and hydro-mulching of these areas has been carrie

  4. Slide 4: Environmental Performance Incidents

    Agenda Item 6 - Environmental Performance Incidents June 2019 (2 spills) July 2019 (0) August 2019 (0) 4

  5. Slide 5: Environmental Performance – Complaints

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Complaints June 2019 (nil) July 2019 (nil) August 2019 (1 - noise) 5

  6. Slide 6: Environmental Performance – Air

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Air Annual Average goal of 4gm2/month not in compliance at the site however majority of insoluble solid is organic Annual average below goal at the boundary 6

  7. Slide 7: Environmental Performance – Air

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Air Annual Average goal of 4gm2/month In compliance 7

  8. Slide 8: Environmental Performance – Air

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Air Annual Average goal of 4gm2/month . In compliance 8

  9. Slide 9: Environmental Performance – Air

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Air . 9

  10. Slide 10: Air – Particulate Matter <10 microns – annual average

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Air – Particulate Matter <10 microns – annual average In compliance with the annual average goal 10

  11. Slide 11: Air – Particulate Matter <10 microns – 24 hour criteria

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Air – Particulate Matter <10 microns – 24 hour criteria All in compliance since last meeting (May 2019) Note criteria is at the nearest residence and not the HVAS. Increase on the 16 th August 2019. winds were predominantly westerly with Peppertree therefore

  12. Slide 12: Air - Total Suspended Particulates

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Air - Total Suspended Particulates TSP below Annual average goal 12

  13. Slide 13: Noise - quarterly noise monitoring, July 2019 daytime

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Noise - quarterly noise monitoring July 2019 daytime Receiver Date Site Noise Level Contribution Operational Criteria (dB(A)) EPL ID LAeq, 15 minute (dB(A)) daytime R17 6/8/2019 20 35 R2 6/8/2019 30 35 R3 6/8/2019 23 35 R8 6/8/2019 22 41 R4 6/8/2019 23 35 R1

  14. Slide 14: Noise - quarterly noise monitoring, July 2019 evening

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Noise - quarterly noise monitoring July 2019– evening Receiver Date Site Noise Level Contribution Operational Criteria (dB(A)) EPL ID LAeq, 15 minute (dB(A)) evening R17 7/8/2019 26 35 R17 7/8/2019 26 35 R3 7/8/2019 20 35 R3 7/8/2019 23 35 R2 7/8/2019 31 35

  15. Slide 15: Noise - quarterly noise monitoring, evening 1 minute

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Noise - quarterly noise monitoring July 2019 evening 1min Receiver Date Site Noise Level Contribution Operational Criteria (dB(A)) EPL ID LA1, 1 minute (dB(A)) evening R3 7/8/2019 23 45 R2 7/8/2019 31 45 R2 7/8/2019 30 45 R4 7/8/2019 23 45 R4 7/8/2019 21 45

  16. Slide 16: Blast monitoring

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Blast monitoring All in compliance 16

  17. Slide 17: Blast monitoring

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Blast monitoring All in compliance 17

  18. Slide 18: Surface water

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Surface water Quarterly monitoring round undertaken in June 2019. Next sample round September 2019 Total Nitrogen for T1 is below the trigger. Levels in the dam fluctuate with rain Marulan south creek also fluctuates and may be due upstream pasture managemen

  19. Slide 19: Surface water

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Surface water Total dissolved solids below trigger Turbidity below trigger for T1 and the dam. 19

  20. Slide 20: Surface water

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Surface water pH within trigger levels Total phosphorus - T1 and the Dam are below the trigger level. 20

  21. Slide 21: Ground water

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Ground water ▪ No draw down of ground water from sentinel well .i.e. no impact on local groundwater. 21

  22. Slide 22: Ground water

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Ground water ▪ Monitoring conducted April and July 2019 ▪ Review has been undertaken in regards to the trigger levels ▪ Due to the direction of flow of groundwater towards the pit, trigger levels are not relevant. Ie groundwater flow is very slow and not awa

  23. Slide 23: Environmental flow

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Environmental flow 23

  24. Slide 24: Heritage

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Heritage ▪ Celebration of NAIDOC week - Welcome to country - Rock painting ▪ Regular AHMC meeting established - Pending works - SWOB salvage - Topsoil salvage - Scar tree fencing - Meridian park cultural heritage - Collation of artifacts and return to countr

  25. Slide 25: Ecology

    Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Ecology ▪ 20 000m2 area hydro mulched on the southern overburden since the last CCC ▪ Next planting proposed to commence mid September 2019 ▪ Plan for future mulching and planting developed 25

  26. Slide 26: Stakeholder Engagement

    Agenda item 6 – Stakeholder Engagement ▪ CCAA 2019 winner of Community Engagement Leadership award for engagement of youth in quarrying ▪ Outward Bound – May 2019 ▪ Tallong Apple Day ▪ Kite festival September 2019 ▪ CVA program associated with Koala survey in Bungonia national park being planned for

  27. Slide 27: Plans for the next three months

    Agenda item 7 – Plans for the next three months ▪ Safety - Maintain zero harm to our employees and contractors - Communicate the dust monitoring results with the workforce and regulator - Regulator audit on roads due this quarter ▪ Overburden - No further works this quarter ▪ Pit update - Continue t

  28. Slide 28: General Business – Real Time noise monitoring

    Agenda item 8 – General Business ▪ Real Time noise monitoring - Real time noise monitoring is now in place. Waiting for upgrade of the weather station to be able to set triggers for noise 28

  29. Slide 29: General Business – Marulan South Limestone update

    Agenda item 8 – General Business ▪ Marulan South Limestone update ▪ RTSE being prepared as per DPE direction. Aim to be submitted this week. ▪ Agency review to be undertaken ▪ IPC Hearing to be arranged assume December or more likely first quarter of 2020 29

  30. Slide 30: General Business – Peppertree Quarry Modification

    Agenda item 8 – General Business ▪ Peppertree Quarry Modification 5 - pending conditions of consent 30

  31. Slide 31: General Business – Next meeting dates

    Agenda item 8 – General Business ▪ Next meeting dates – - December 2019 31

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