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State Significant Development

Determination

St Marys Resource Recovery Facility (Borg)

Penrith

Current Status: Determination

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  2. Prepare EIS
  3. Exhibition
  4. Collate Submissions
  5. Response to Submissions
  6. Assessment
  7. Recommendation
  8. Determination

Use of an existing resource recovery facility for the sorting and processing of primarily wood and timber waste. It is proposed to increase the throughput of waste on site to from 18,000 tonnes per annum (tpa) to 150,000 tpa

Attachments & Resources

Notice of Exhibition (1)

SEARs (1)

EIS (11)

Response to Submissions (7)

Agency Advice (8)

Additional Information (5)

Determination (3)

Post-determination Notices (1)

Approved Documents

Management Plans and Strategies (15)

Notifications (1)

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Submissions

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Sydney Water
Comment
PARRAMATTA , New South Wales
Message
See attached
Attachments
TRANSPORT FOR NSW
Comment
Chippendale , New South Wales
Message
TfNSW Response
Attachments
JSE Properties Pty Ltd
Object
AUCHENFLOWER , Queensland
Message
To whom it may concern:

We own and operator significant businesses within the Dunheved Business Park and have so for many years. We are also substantial owners of industrial property within the Dunheved Business Park.

We strongly object to the State Significant Development Application for 25 Dunheved Rd on the basis that the road infrastructure is already inadequate to cope with the amount of traffic coming in and out of the business park.

Operation of the proposed facility at 25 Dunheved Rd at the throughput levels stated will be severely detrimental to existing businesses like ours due to increased traffic congestion, particularly at the single entry/exit to the business park which has been failing to cope for some time. Should the proposal go ahead, we expect that our businesses will incur substantial losses due to increased distribution costs and an inability to continue to meet customer delivery requirements.

In support our submission, we engaged our traffic consultants (GTA) to perform a peer review of the Traffic Impact Assessment. Attached is their report which identifies a number of items that should have been concerned and also highlights some inconsistencies in the assessment relative to standards. Page 5 of their report provides a summary and recommendations.

There have been long standing plans for a second entry/exit point for the business park via Links Rd and we don’t believe that the proposed facility at 25 Dunheved Rd should be allowed to operate until the second entry/point is built and operational to alleviate the traffic issues.

We look forward to an opportunity to discuss our objection further with you.

King Regards,
Greg Holt
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SafeWork NSW
Comment
GOSFORD , New South Wales
Message
See Attached
Attachments
ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AUTHORITY
Support
Sydney , New South Wales
Message
EPA has issued GTAs for project
Attachments
Penrith City Council
Comment
PENRITH , New South Wales
Message
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Project Details

Application Number
SSD-10474
Assessment Type
State Significant Development
Development Type
Waste collection, treatment and disposal
Local Government Areas
Penrith
Decision
Approved
Determination Date
Decider
Director

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Name
David Schwebel