State Significant Development
Rooty Hill Materials Recycling Facility
Blacktown
Current Status: Determination
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Demolition of existing structures, construction and operation of a materials recycling facility processing up to 120,000 tonnes per annum of yellow lidded bin wastes and containers collected from Container Deposit Scheme (Return and Earn).
Attachments & Resources
Notice of Exhibition (1)
Request for SEARs (9)
SEARs (4)
EIS (31)
Response to Submissions (12)
Agency Advice (6)
Additional Information (7)
Assessment (2)
Determination (3)
Approved Documents
Management Plans and Strategies (54)
Other Documents (4)
Note: Only documents approved by the Department after November 2019 will be published above. Any documents approved before this time can be viewed on the Applicant's website.
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Submissions
Transport for NSW
Comment
Transport for NSW
Heritage NSW
Comment
Heritage NSW
Fire and Rescue NSW
Comment
Fire and Rescue NSW
DPE Water
Comment
DPE Water
Endeavour Energy
Comment
Endeavour Energy
Message
Attachments
- EE SSD-29999239 EIS Rooty Hill MRF Cover
- EE SSD-29999239 EIS ROOTY HILL MRF
- EE STANDARD DA CONDITIONS V3 APRIL 2022
- SW08773 Work near underground assets
- SW Work near overhead power lines
- ENA EMF What We Know
- EE Safety Plumbing
- EE Safety on the job
- EE MDI0044 Easements and Property Tenure
- EE Guide for Padmount Substations
- EE General Restrictions OH Power Lines Apr 2020
- EE Drawing 86232 OH lines minimum clearances
General Mills
Comment
General Mills
Message
• bad odor
• microbiological contamination
• uncontrolled or roadside debris
• wastewater treatment flooding
are key issues that can transfer to our manufacturing environment through transport, human traffic or air and will be of grave concern to our product quality and may result into line stoppages, product non availability and financial loss. If we are exposed to additional EPA inquiries as a consequence of an incident at 600 Woodstock avenue which is not announced to us and other neighbors and we are not aware of it, will have to investigate using external 3rd Party suppliers before submitting replies to inquiries. This cost us time and money which will be unplanned for General Mills.
What we require as Food Manufacturing Business from 600 Woodstock Avenue is:
• All such and possibly other potential challenges should be considered and mitigated during their design and construction phase &
• In case of a failure to the compliance of the above highlighted concerns or an incident happening, potentially leading to these concerns we should be immediately notified as a proactive measure as a matter of priority, of what happened, nature of risk, extent of failure, what are they doing to control and by when it will be resolved for giving us the opportunity to also put control / containment of the risk if possible or a stop of our facility depending on the risk we are exposed to while the 600 Woodstock Avenue business sorts out the issue.