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Yancoal Australia — Corporate Update (August 2020)
50 slides from Yancoal Australia's corporate update, Aug 26, 2020
Slide 1: Mount Thorley Warkworth (MTW) Community Consultative Committee (CCC)
Mount Thorley Warkworth (MTW) Community Consultative Committee (CCC) Wednesday 26 August 2020 Time: 2pm – 4pm Location: Teleconference Independent Chairperson: Col Gellatly Minutes: Sarah Purser
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 3: 1. Welcome – Emergency Evacuation Procedures
1. Welcome Warkworth Mining Limited EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES ACTION TO BE TAKEN ON DISCOVERING ACTION TO BE TAKEN TO EVACUATE THE BUILDING. A FIRE OR OTHER EMERGENCY 1, FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS OF THE WARDENS. 1. ALERT PERSONS NEARBY OF THE SITUATION. 2, CLOSE YOUR OFFICE DOOR AND TAKE THIS SIGN W
Slide 4: 1. Welcome – CCC Current Membership
1. Welcome MTW Community Consultative Committee – Current Membership from 23 March 2020 – including new members Name CCC Representative Type Dr Colin Gellatly Independent Chairperson Cr Hollee Jenkins Singleton Council Stewart Mitchell Community Adrian Gallagher Community Ian Hedley Community Antoin
Slide 5: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 6: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 7: 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest
3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest All members must declare interests. Source: Community consultative committees Guidelines (State Significant Projects), January 2019. 7
Slide 8: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 9: 4. Business Arising
4. Business Arising Action No. Action Response/ Update 1 In response to a query from Neville, Reports provided via email to CHAG 16/07/20 MTW to provide the 2019 Aboriginal Heritage and Historic Heritage Reports to the Community Heritage Advisory Group (CHAG). 2 In response to a query from Update in
Slide 10: 4. Business Arising
4. Business Arising Action No. Action Response / Update 3 MTW to present mapping/diagrams at the August Update in this presentation (Refer to slides 11- CCC Meeting on the proposed final landform for 13) South Pit; to indicate how that is projected to look as contained in MTW's Rehabilitation Manage
Slide 11: Development consent Landform - South Pit
Development consent Landform - South Pit Void Not Filled for potential UG access From the 2014 EIS – “If the South Pit open void is not required for underground mining access, it would be used for emplacement of overburden and / or tailings”.
Slide 12: Previous MOP Landform - South Pit Void Not Filled
Previous MOP Landform - South Pit Void Not Filled
Slide 13: Proposed MOP Landform - South Pit Void Filled
Proposed MOP Landform - South Pit Void Filled 13
Slide 14: Real-time Air Quality Monitoring Network
Air Quality Monitors Real-time Air Quality Monitoring Network TEOMs Listed on MTW • Warkworth TEOM Development • Bulga OEH TEOM Consent • Wambo Road TEOM Dustrak Listed on MTW • MTIE EPL’s • Dragline Crossing • WML North Pit • MTO Boundary • Heavy Vehicle Bridge Additional Not listed on • Golden Hig
Slide 15: 4. Business Arising
4. Business Arising Action No. Action Response / Update 5 Meeting to be organised for Gary to get together Hard Copy Blast Management Plan provided to with Stewart to discuss; Blast Monitoring Plans and Stewart 19/06/20 Road Closures and also with Barb & Stewart to talk Meeting held 13/08/20 with Ba
Slide 16: Warkworth North Pit Rehab Dams
Warkworth North Pit Rehab Dams 16
Slide 17: Warkworth West/South Pit Rehab Dams
Warkworth West/South Pit Rehab Dams 17
Slide 18: Mount Thorley Rehab Dams
Mount Thorley Rehab Dams 18
Slide 19: Examples of Rehab Dams
Examples of Rehab Dams 19
Slide 20: 4. Business Arising
4. Business Arising Action No. Action Response / Update 7 In response to feedback from MTW has reviewed previous CCC Meeting minutes from 2016/17 in members on poor mobile relation to Telstra Mobile Network coverage issues in Bulga (raised coverage in the Bulga and 08/08/2016 and 14/11/2016). A prev
Slide 21: 4. Business Arising
4. Business Arising Action No. Action Response / Update Carried forward In response to a suggestion by Adrian, MTW to Action carried forward - MTW Site tour to organise a Site Tour in conjunction with a future CCC coincide with the arrival of new CCC Members Meeting to assist members to understand t
Slide 22: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 23: 5. Correspondence
5. Correspondence Link to Annual Environment Review 2019 (26/06/2020) CCC Meeting Minutes Endorsed by the Chair – 27 May 2020 (30/07/2020) Notification of Amendment to May 2020 Meeting date (email 9/04/2020) Agenda & Business Papers (12/08/2020) 23
Slide 24: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 25: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 26: MTW Operations
MTW Operations Mining production continued in Warkworth and Mount Thorley Operations. MTO: Dragline 102 continued to operate in Loders Pit South and is progressing through its final strip. The last major MTO blast occurred in August 2020, a couple of minor blasts remain. MTO: Loders Pit draina
Slide 27: Exploration
Exploration Exploration activities have continued within the current leases Some exploration activities visual from the road 27
Slide 28: MTW Operations – NOOP Dam
MTW Operations – NOOP Dam NOOP is an approved dam in Warkworth Continuation Project development consent SSD-6464 and will provide improved water security / balance position at MTW. Infrastructure and test blasting initially completed in 2019. Some facilitating infrastructure and preparation will
Slide 29: MTW Operations – Downtime and Noise Monitoring
MTW Operations 2020 Operational Downtime YTD Truck Shovel Grader Drill Dragline Dozer 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 Environment Dust MTW Noise Monitoring YTD # CRO Assessments # Individual assessment above # Nights above trigger trigger 2020 3771 39 24 2019 8023 93 45 2018 6909 43 22 2017 5990 18 10 29
Slide 30: MTW Operations – Rehabilitation/Disturbance 2020
MTW Operations – Rehabilitation/ Disturbance 2020 Rehabilitation reforecast for 2020 - 44Ha seeded (shown in red). Progress to end of July: • Shaped = 27.2ha • Ready to Seed = 15.4ha Key works for Quarter 3 2020 (Jul-Sep) • Bulk shaping in NPN • Topsoiling and composting in MTO, CD Dump and NPN
Slide 31: MTW Operations – Stage Rehabilitation Seeding 2020-2021
MTW Operations – Stage 2 Rehabilitation Seeding 2020-2021 Stage 2 seeding 2020 - 69 Ha to final seed mix on historic cover crop areas 2021 – 68 Ha to final seed mixes 31
Slide 32: MTW Weed Management Q2 2020
MTW Weed Management Q2 2020 Weeds targeted in MTW operational areas Q2 2020 included: African boxthorn (Lycium ferocissimum) Castor Oil (Ricinus communis) Galenia (Galenia pubescens) Green cestrum (Cestrum parqui) Lantana (Lantana Camara) Opuntia (Pear) species (Tiger, Prickly and Creepi
Slide 33: MTW BA Weed Management Q2 2020
MTW BA Weed Management Q2 2020 Weeds targeted in the Southern Biodiversity Area and Northern Biodiversity Area in Q2 2020 included: Prickly Pear (Opuntia stricta) Galenia (Galenia pubescens) Lantana (Lantana camara) Green Cestrum (Cestrum parqui) African Boxthorn (Lycium ferocissimum) Weed
Slide 34: MTW BA Planting Program 2020
MTW BA Planting Program 2020 2020 planting program Northern BA - Warkworth Sands Woodland planting progress: • track maintenance completed; • a total of 9,112m³ of WSW sand has been stripped at MTW and hauled to the Northern Biodiversity Area; • 5,480m³ of this has been spread into strips and seeded
Slide 35: MTW Vertebrate Pest Management 2020
MTW Vertebrate Pest Management 2020 The 2020 vertebrate pest programs have been coordinated with LLS and other large landholders in the area so all programs are undertaken at the same time across the broader Hunter Valley areas. The following programs have been completed: 1080 baiting targeting wi
Slide 36: Regent Honeyeaters on the Biodiversity Areas
Regent Honeyeaters on the Biodiversity Areas Regent Honeyeaters are listed as critically endangered with approximately 400 individuals remaining in the wild. The MTW Biodiversity Areas protect and manage habitat for the Regent Honeyeater to feed and potentially breed in. Noisy Miner Control in the G
Slide 37: Goulburn River & Putty Biodiversity Areas
Goulburn River & Putty Biodiversity Areas Goulburn River Biodiversity Area and bird monitoring locations Putty Biodiversity Area and bird monitoring locations
Slide 38: MTW Historic Heritage Management
MTW Historic Heritage Management The 2019 Historic Heritage Compliance Inspection was undertaken in Q1 2020 by Arrow Heritage. A summary of the actions to be implemented in 2020 are provided in the following slides. MTW has budgeted for works to address significant historical heritage manageme
Slide 39: MTW Historic Heritage Management
MTW Historic Heritage Management 39
Slide 40: MTW Historic Heritage Management - Actions
MTW Historic Heritage Management - Actions Item Status Undertake drone surveys across MTW’s HH sites Complete. Drone imagery surveys completed in Q1 2020 Develop project schedule and preliminary budget for HH Complete. actions required under MTW HHMP’s Project schedule developed in Q1 2020 for feed
Slide 41: MTW Historic Heritage Management - Actions
MTW Historic Heritage Management - Actions Item Status Obtain quotes for white ant treatment at Springwood In Progress and the Red Brick House. To be obtained in Q4 2020. Arrange for asbestos to be removed from Red Brick In Progress House and RAAF Mess Hall area. Currently seeking quotes for this wo
Slide 42: Historic Heritage - Drone Survey Imagery – March 2020
Historic Heritage - Drone Survey Imagery – March2020 Red Brick House Springwood RAAF 42
Slide 43: MTW Operations - Business Papers
MTW Operations - Business Papers Business papers provided to CCC prior to meeting Includes summary of: • Complaints, Incidents, Environmental Monitoring, Rehabilitation, Website Uploads, Community Investment Update MTW MEMR for March, April, May and June 2020 provided MTW Annual Review 2019
Slide 44: Management Plans / Reporting
Management Plans / Reporting On 1/05/20 the Annual EPBC Biodiversity Compliance Report (2002/629 and 2009/5081) was submitted to the DPIE and DoEE. The Annual Return for MTO Environment Protection Licence 1976 was submitted on 29/5/20. In June, DPIE accepted the MTW Annual Review for 2019. The
Slide 45: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 46: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 47: General Business - Community update
General Business - Community update Black Summer Bushfire Emergency – Yancoal Contribution • Following the devastating bushfires last summer, Yancoal made a number of commitments to assist our local communities. In addition to the $500,000 Yancoal contributed to the NSW Rural Fire Service, we also c
Slide 48: Community update – Community Support Program
Community update Community Support Program The MTW Community Support Program continues in 2020. Some events being supported have postponed their timing until later in 2020 or into 2021 due to COVID-19. The following organizations are being supported in 2020 through the Community Support Program: Uni
Slide 49: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 50: Future Dates
Future Dates Next Meeting Date Date: TBC (November 2020) Time: 2:00PM-4:00PM Location: TBC 50