Review of Environmental Factors GPCC by Green Point Christian College

REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS

PROPOSED MODULAR SCHOOL & OFFICE STRUCTURES AT GREEN POINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT NSW 2251 (LOT 2341 & 2342 DP1276281)

CLIENT:

Green Point Christian College

DATE:

19 SEPTEMBER 2023

PREPARED BY:

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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT DECLARATION Review of Environmental Factors (REF) Prepared under Part 5 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 REF Prepared by: Name

Samara Jayne

Qualifications

Master of Urban & Regional Planning Graduate Diploma in Urban & Regional Planning Bachelor of Arts

Address

de Witt Consulting 7 Canberra Street CHARLESTOWN NSW 2290

Proponent name

Charlton Christian College

Proponent address

382 Avoca Drive, GREEN POINT NSW 2251

Project address

382 Avoca Drive, GREEN POINT NSW 2251

Proposed project

Modular school and modular office structures

Certification I certify that I have prepared the contents of this Review of Environmental Factors and to the best of my knowledge: •

The document has been prepared in accordance with Section 111 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 and Sections 170 & 171 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2021;

•

The document contains all available information that is relevant to the environmental assessment of the activity to which the document relates; and

•

The information contained in the document is neither false nor misleading.

Signed Reviewed by Name: Josh Taylor-Real Position: Senior Town Planner

Released by Name: Samara Jayne Position: Town Planner

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AU004876-1

NoISO

9001:2015, ISO 45001:2018 and ISO

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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT DETERMINATION Certification by Green Point Christian College This Review of Environmental Factors (REF) is an appropriate assessment of the proposed modular school and modular office structure and has considered all matters affecting or likely to affect the environment. The environmental assessment encompasses all proposed activities. I have reviewed and am aware of the mitigation measures relevant to the proposal to be incorporated into the Construction Environmental Management Plan and will undertake all possible action to ensure effective communication of the mitigation measures to the project manager for implementation. A Decision Statement prepared by Green Point Christian College is attached to this REF. Signed

Name

Michael Lowbridge

Position

Business Manager

Date

16/10/2023

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CONTENTS 1.

PROJECT INTRODUCTION

1.1.

PROPOSAL IDENTIFICATION

1.2.

SUBJECT SITE AND SURROUNDS

1.2.1.

LAND OWNERSHIP

1.2.2.

SITE PHOTOS

1.3.

THE PROPONENT

1.4.

PURPOSE OF REPORT

NEEDS AND OPTIONS CONSIDERED

2.1.

STRATEGIC NEED FOR THE PROPOSAL

2.2.

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

2.2.1.

ANALYSIS OF OPTIONS

2.2.2.

PREFERRED OPTION

DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSAL

3.1.

SCOPE DETAIL

3.1.1.

SCOPE PARAMETERS

3.2.

EXTENT OF WORKS

3.2.1.

PLANT AND EQUIPMENT

3.2.2.

CONSTRUCTION TRAFFIC

3.2.3.

TIMING AND HOURS OF WORK

STATUTORY PLANNING CONTROLS

4.1.

LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN

4.2.

STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING POLCIES

4.2.1.

STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING POLICY (TRANSPORT AND INFRASTRUCTURE) 2021

4.2.2.

OTHER APPLICABLE SEPPS

4.3.

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT ACT 1979 AND REGULATION 2021

4.4.

NSW STATE LEGISLATION

4.4.1.

RELEVANT NSW STATE LEGISLATION

4.5.

COMMONWEALTH LEGISLATION

4.6.

CONFIRMATION OF PART 5 ASSESSMENT

CONSULTATION

5.1.

INTRODUCTION

5.2.

SEPP TRANSPORT AND INFRASTRUCTURE CONSULTATION

5.3.

CENTRAL COAST WATER AUTHORITY

5.4.

RURAL FIRE SERVICE NSW

5.5.

COMMUNITY CONSULTATION

5.6.

COUNCIL CONSULTATION

ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT

6.1.

LAND USE

6.1.1.

EXISTING ENVIRONMENT

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6.1.2.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS

6.1.3.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES

6.2.

TRAFFIC AND ACCESS

6.2.1.

EXISTING ENVIRONMENT

6.2.2.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS

6.2.3.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES

6.3.

NOISE AND VIBRATION

6.3.1.

EXISTING ENVIRONMENT

6.3.2.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS

6.3.3.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES

6.4.

SOILS AND GEOLOGY

6.4.1.

EXISTING ENVIRONMENT

6.4.2.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS

6.4.3.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES

6.5.

AIR QUALITY

6.5.1.

EXISTING ENVIRONMENT

6.5.2.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS

6.5.3.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES

6.6.

WATER QUALITY AND HYDROLOGY

6.6.1.

EXISTING ENVIRONMENT

6.6.2.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS

6.6.3.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES

6.7.

FLORA, FAUNA AND BUSHFIRE

6.7.1.

EXISTING ENVIRONMENT

6.7.2.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS

6.7.3.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES

6.8.

HERITAGE – ABORIGINAL

6.8.1.

EXISTING ENVIRONMENT

6.8.2.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS

6.8.3.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES

6.9.

HERITAGE – NON-ABORIGINAL

6.9.1.

EXISTING ENVIRONMENT

6.9.2.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS

6.9.3.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES

6.10.

VISUAL IMPACTS

6.10.1.

EXISTING ENVIRONMENT

6.10.2.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS

6.10.3.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES

6.11.

SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC

6.11.1.

EXISTING ENVIRONMENT

6.11.2.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS

6.11.3.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES

6.12.

WASTE

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6.12.1.

EXISTING ENVIRONMENT

6.12.2.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS

6.12.3.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MEASURES

6.13.

CUMULATIVE IMPACTS

CHECKLISTS

7.1.

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT REGULATIONS 2021 (SECTION 171)

7.2. COMMONWEALTH ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AND BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION ACT 1999 (EPBC ACT) 27

COMPILATION OF MITIGATION MEASURES

8.1.

CONSTRUCTION ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN (CEMP)

8.2.

LAND USE

8.3.

TRAFFIC AND ACCESS

8.4.

NOISE AND VIBRATION

8.5.

SOILS AND GEOLOGY

8.6.

AIR QUALITY

8.7.

WATER QUALITY AND HYDROLOGY

8.8.

FLORA, FAUNA AND BUSHFIRE

8.9.

HERITAGE – ABORIGINAL

8.10.

HERITAGE – NON-ABORIGINAL

8.11.

VISUAL IMPACT

8.12.

SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC

8.13.

WASTE

CONCLUSION AND JUSTIFICATION FOR THE PROPOSAL

10.

REFERENCES

APPENDICES Appendix 1:

Survey Plan prepared by Beveridge Williams

Appendix 2:

Architectural Plans prepared by Marathon Modular

Appendix 3:

Bushfire Assessment Report prepared by Australian Bushfire Consulting Services

Appendix 4:

RFS Approval and Bush Fire Safety Authority

Appendix 5:

EPBC Act Protected Matter Search

Appendix 6:

Aboriginal Heritage Information Management System Search Result

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PROJECT INTRODUCTION

1.1.

PROPOSAL IDENTIFICATION

Green Point Christian College (GPCC) is proposing to undertake works associated with the erection of a modular school and modular office structure at the College campus, identified as 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251 (Lots 2341 & 2342 DP 1276281). The proposal involves the: • Erection of a single-storey modular school structure housing 2 classrooms, breakout space and store room • Erection of a single-storey modular office structure featuring 2 office spaces, foyer and generator room • Associated connecting pathways The relevant plan layout is provided in Figure 1.1 below.

Figure 1.1: Extract from plans prepared by Marathon Modular (September 2023, Appendix 2).

This Review of Environmental Factors (REF) will document likely impacts of the proposed development on the environment and address the environmental management requirements in relation to the proposed works. 1.2.

SUBJECT SITE AND SURROUNDS

The subject site is irregular in shape and has a total area of 8.613 ha with a frontage to Avoca Drive of approximately 300 metres. The topography of the area slopes to the west. The site is identified as 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251 (Lots 2341 & 2342 DP1276281). The location as provided by Marathon Modular concerns an existing education establishment. Figures 1.2a and 1.2b shows the location of the Study Area. The land is zoned SP2 Infrastructure and part Deferred Matter with adjoining lots to the west, south and east being Deferred Matters. Land to the north is C2 Environmental Conservation. Further west is low density residential and recreation land on the foreshore of Brisbane Water.

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Figure 1.2a: Aerial overview. Site outlined in red (aerial © Aerometrex 2023).

Figure 1.2b: Surrounding context. Yellow line indicating approximate extent of the site (Source: NSW Spatial Services Base Map). Review of Environmental Factors – 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251 September 2023 | Our Ref: 14397

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1.2.1. Land Ownership The site comprises part of Lots 2341 & 2342 in DP1276281 which is land owned and managed by GPCC. 1.2.2. Site Photos The following photos were taken during a site visit conducted by de Witt Consulting on 20 July 2023.

Photo 1: View of the service road adjoining the works area facing east.

Photo 2: View of the works area facing south.

Photo 3: View of the works areas facing south-west.

Photo 4: View of the works area facing north.

Photo 5: View along the adjoining internal road facing west.

Photo 6: View from the site towards Avoca Drive facing south.

1.3.

THE PROPONENT

Green Point Christian College (GPCC) is the landowner and proponent for the proposed activity. 1.4.

PURPOSE OF REPORT

The purpose of this REF is to document likely impacts of the proposal on the environment and to address the environmental management requirements in relation to the proposed works.

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The description of the proposed works and associated environmental impacts have been undertaken in the context of Section 170 and 171 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2021, the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016 (BC Act) and the Commonwealth Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act). In doing so, the REF helps to fulfil the requirements of Section 5.5 of the EP&A Act that the proponent and the determining authority examine and take into account to the fullest extent possible, all matters affecting or likely to affect the environment by reason of the activity. The findings of the REF will be considered when assessing: •

• •

Whether the proposal is likely to have a significant impact on the environment and therefore the necessity for an environmental impact statement to be prepared and approval to be sought from the Minister for Planning; The significance of any impact on threatened species as defined by the BC Act in Section 1.7 of the EP&A Act and therefore the requirement for a Species Impact Statement; and The potential for the proposal to significantly impact a matter of national environmental significance or Commonwealth land and the need to make a referral to the Commonwealth Government Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment (DAWE) for a decision by the Australian Minister for the Environment on whether assessment and approval is required under the EPBC Act.

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NEEDS AND OPTIONS CONSIDERED

2.1.

STRATEGIC NEED FOR THE PROPOSAL

The purpose of the project is to provide a new modular classroom and new modular office structure. Situated within an existing educational establishment, the proposal is well positioned to facilitate the provision of a new classroom and office structure. The scope of works considered are provided in detail in Section 3 of this REF. 2.2.

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

The primary objective of the project is to improve the existing school facilities. The proposal aims to improve learning facilities for current and future students by providing new classrooms that are spacious, comfortable, well designed and accessible to people of all abilities. The modular office structure will facilitate teaching and administration staff in association with students learning. The preferred option is selected based on the following requirements: • • •

Improved classroom and office facilities and services; Minimising impact on the surrounding environment; Protecting the amenity and safety of the students and teachers during construction.

The options are as follows: 1. Establish a new classroom building housing two classrooms and a new office structure featuring two office spaces, foyer and storage room; 2. Do nothing. 2.2.1. Analysis of Options Option 1: Establish a modular school and modular office structure as described in Section 3 of this REF. In Option 1 – Establish a new classroom building housing two classrooms and a new office structure featuring two office spaces, foyer and storage room to cater for general learning educational use. Option 2: Do Nothing Option 2 – Do not proceed with the establishment of a new classroom building housing two classrooms and a new office structure featuring two office spaces, foyer and storage room. This option would not achieve the project objectives. Doing nothing is not the preferred option. 2.2.2. Preferred Option Option 1 is the preferred option based on the following reasons: • • •

Improved education and classroom facilities and services; Ability to meet the project objectives as set out above; Ability to mitigate environmental impacts as much as is reasonably possible.

The REF considers potential environmental impacts of Option 1.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSAL

3.1.

SCOPE DETAIL

3.1.1. Scope Parameters The project involves the erection of a modular school structure in the form of a demountable single storey classroom building housing 2 classrooms, breakout space and store room, and a modular office structure featuring 2 office spaces, foyer and generator room with associated connecting pathways. The classrooms will be general learning areas. The proposed works would be designed to meet the relevant Australian Standards for pavement, amenities, and facilities that are accessible for people with a disability. 3.2.

EXTENT OF WORKS

The proposed works are shown on the plans prepared by Marathon Modular at Appendix 2. The plan includes the erection of a modular school structure in the form of a demountable single storey classroom building housing 2 classrooms, breakout space and store room, and a modular office structure featuring 2 office spaces, foyer and generator room for general learning purposes. The plans provided in Appendix 2 detail the proposed area of impact and will be used throughout this report. In the event the construction parameters or ancillary works are proposed to be changed and these changes are considered significant this REF will need to be reviewed and updated to ensure the environmental measures are adequate. 3.2.1. Plant and Equipment Equipment used during the works would include, but is not limited to, the following: • • • • • • • 3.2.2.

Construction vehicles (various sizes – LR to MC Class); Cranes Concrete delivery trucks and pumping equipment; Excavators (various sizes); Generators; Tipper trucks; and Hand and power tools. Construction Traffic

Construction traffic will comprise light vehicles and medium rigid vehicles (the latter for deliveries of materials and equipment). Construction traffic will enter the site via the easternmost entrance from Avoca Drive and will park on site within the existing car parking area immediately west of the building site. 3.2.3.

Timing and Hours of Work

Construction will occur during standard construction hours: • • •

Mondays to Fridays: 7:00am to 5:00pm Saturdays: 8:00am to 1:00pm Sundays and public holidays: No work

A construction program will be determined upon appointment of the contractor(s). This program is indicative and may be refined as part of the detailed construction programming.

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STATUTORY PLANNING CONTROLS

4.1.

LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN

The Central Coast Local Environmental Plan (LEP) 2022 applies to the study area. The site is zoned SP2 Infrastructure and part Deferred Matter pursuant to the LEP 2022. The objectives of the zones are: Zone SP2 Infrastructure 1 Objectives of zone • To provide for infrastructure and related uses. • To prevent development that is not compatible with or that may detract from the provision of infrastructure. • To recognise existing railway land, major roads and utility installations and to enable their future development and expansion. The following uses are permitted with consent in the SP2 zone: Aquaculture; Roads; The purpose shown on the Land Zoning Map, including any development that is ordinarily incidental or ancillary to development for that purpose The Land Zoning Mapping notes the purpose as “Educational Establishment & Place of Public Worship”. Paragraph (1) of Clause 5.12 Infrastructure development and use of existing buildings of the Crown of the LEP states: (1) This Plan does not restrict or prohibit, or enable the restriction or prohibition of, the carrying out of any development, by or on behalf of a public authority, that is permitted to be carried out with or without development consent, or that is exempt development, under State Environmental Planning Policy (Transport and Infrastructure) 2021. As such, the proposed activity can proceed without consent under State Environmental Planning Policy (Transport and Infrastructure) 2021 (refer to Section 4.2.1 of this report for further detail). 4.2.

STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING POLCIES

4.2.1.

State Environmental Planning Policy (Transport and Infrastructure) 2021

SEPP Transport and Infrastructure seeks to provide a consistent planning regime for transport and infrastructure with the provision of services across NSW which improves regulatory process, certainty and efficiency. SEPP Transport and Infrastructure facilitates infrastructure in NSW by identifying environmental assessment categories for different types of infrastructure. Chapter 3 relates to educational establishments and child care facilities. Section 3.37 of SEPP Transport and Infrastructure identifies development permitted without consent: (1) Development for any of the following purposes may be carried out by or on behalf of a public authority without development consent on land within the boundaries of an existing school— (a) construction, operation or maintenance, more than 5 metres from any property boundary with land in a residential zone and more than 1 metre from any property boundary with land in any other zone, of— (i) a library or an administration building that is not more than 2 storeys high, or (ii) a portable classroom (including a modular or prefabricated classroom) that is not more than 2 storeys high, or

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(iii) a permanent classroom that is not more than 2 storeys high to replace an existing portable classroom and that is used for substantially the same purpose as the portable classroom, or (iv) a kiosk or shop selling school-related goods to students and staff, such as books, stationery or school uniforms, that is not more than 2 storeys high, or (v) a cafeteria or canteen that is not more than 2 storeys high and carried out in accordance with AS 4674—2004, Design, construction and fit-out of food premises, published by Standards Australia on 11 February 2004, or (vi) a car park that is not more than 1 storey high, (b) minor alterations or additions, such as— (i) internal fitouts, or (ii) alterations or additions to address work health and safety requirements or to provide access for people with a disability, or (iii) alterations or additions to the external facade of a building that do not increase the building envelope (for example, porticos, balcony enclosures or covered walkways), (c) restoration, replacement or repair of damaged buildings or structures, (d) security measures, including fencing, lighting and security cameras, (e) demolition of structures or buildings (unless a State heritage item or local heritage item). (2) Subsection (1) applies only if the development does not require an alteration of traffic arrangements, for example, a new vehicular access point to the school or a change in location of an existing vehicular access point to the school. (3) Subsection (1)(a) applies only if the development does not result in a prohibited increase in student or staff numbers. (4) Nothing in this section authorises the carrying out of development in contravention of any existing condition of the development consent currently operating (other than a complying development certificate) that applies to any part of the school, relating to hours of operation, noise, car parking, vehicular movement, traffic generation, loading, waste management, landscaping or student or staff numbers. (5) A reference in this section to development for a purpose referred to in subsection (1)(a), (b) or (c) includes a reference to development for the purpose of construction works in connection with the purpose referred to in subsection (1)(a), (b) or (c). (6) This section does not apply to development for the purposes of campus student accommodation. (7) In this section— prohibited increase in student or staff numbers means— (a) an increase in the number of students that the school can accommodate that is more than the greater of 10% or 30 students, compared with the average number of students for the 12 months immediately before the commencement of the development, or (b) an increase in the number of staff employed at the school that is more than 10%, compared with the average number of staff for the 12 months immediately before the commencement of the development. The proposal is to be carried out by GPCC. The school is registered non-government school and may exercise the same authority as a public authority – pursuant to the NSW Code of Practice for Part 5 Review of Environmental Factors – 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251 September 2023 | Our Ref: 14397

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Activities – For Registered Non-Government Schools - of its functions under the Act, section 5.5 in relation to activities for the purposes of development that is permitted without consent under State Environmental Planning Policy (Transport and Infrastructure) 2021. Refer to Part 8 Infrastructure and Environmental Impact Assessment, Division 6 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2021. The proposed classrooms will accommodate 28 additional students and 3 additional staff. The school had a total of 1146 students for 2022 and 1160 for 2023. The proposal will increase the total student numbers by 4.8% which complies with subclause 7(a). Accordingly, SEPP Transport and Infrastructure identifies the proposal as development without consent; thereby permitting assessment of the proposal under Part 5.5 of the EP&A Act with GPCC as the determining authority. 4.2.2.

Other applicable SEPPs

Table 4.2.2 addresses other SEPPs relevant to the proposal. Table 4.2.2: Relevant SEPPs SEPP State Environmental Planning Policy (Resilience and Hazards) 2021 Chapter 2 – Coastal management

State Environmental Planning Policy (Resilience and Hazards) 2021 Chapter 4 – Remediation of land

State Environmental Planning Policy (Biodiversity and Conservation) 2021 Chapter 2 – Vegetation in non-rural areas

4.3.

COMPLIANCE SEPP (Resilience and Hazards) 2021 Chapter 2 aims to promote an integrated and co-ordinated approach to land-use planning through the management of development within coastal management areas. The SEPP protects vulnerable coastal land including various coastal areas, wetlands and rainforests. The site is identified largely within a ‘coastal environment area’ (with the exception of the northern tip) and partially within the ‘coastal use area’ as defined by this policy and therefore the Resilience and Hazards SEPP applies to this project. Section 4.6 of the SEPP sets out that a consent authority must not consent to the carrying out of any development on land unless it has considered whether the land is contaminated and it is satisfied that the land is suitable in its contaminated state (or will be suitable after remediation) for the purpose for which the development is proposed to be carried out. A search for contaminated land in the EPA register was undertaken and no records were found. An existing school operates on site with consent. Chapter 2 of the SEPP aims to protect biodiversity values of trees and other vegetation and associated amenity in non-rural areas of the State. The site presents some very minor biodiversity value (sliver along the north-west boundary. Notwithstanding stormwater management and sediment and erosion controls should be implemented to minimising potential adverse impacts during construction and operation, where necessary.

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT ACT 1979 AND REGULATION 2021

The EP&A Act is the principal legislation guiding land use development in NSW. As the proposal is within the definition of an ‘activity’ under Section 5.1 of the Act, the works can proceed as development without consent. Accordingly, the proposal is required to consider Part 5 of the EP&A Act to determine its potential impact on the environment. Key sections of the Act include: • • •

Section 1.7 provides effect of the Act subject to the provisions of Part 7 of the BC Act 2016 and Part 7A of the Fisheries Management Act 1994 that relate to the operation of this Act in connection with the terrestrial and aquatic environment; Section 5.5 outlines duty of a determining authority to consider to the fullest extent possible all matters affecting or likely to affect the environment by reason of an activity. Section 5.7 outlines an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is required when an activity is prescribed or may have a significant impact on the environment.

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Section 170 and 171 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2021 identifies factors to be taken into account when considering the impact of an activity on the environment. This REF is provided to GPCC to comply with its statutory obligations. An assessment of each factor is provided in Section 7.1. 4.4.

NSW STATE LEGISLATION

4.4.1. Relevant NSW State Legislation Table 4.4.1 details relevant legislation, purpose of the legislation and its relevance to the proposal. Table 4.4.1: Relevant NSW State Legislative Requirements and Approvals LEGISLATION RELEVANCE TO THE PROPOSAL AND PURPOSE OF LEGISLATION (RESPONSIBLE APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS AGENCY) Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016

The Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016 (BC Act) came into force on 25 August 2017 and supersedes the Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995 (TSC Act). The BC Act requires all types of development (Part 4 and Part 5 developments) to be assessed to determine whether the biodiversity offset scheme is to be applied.

The site contains a very small sliver of vegetation mapped on the Biodiversity Values Map and Threshold Tool (northwest boundary). No vegetation clearing is proposed and the works area is outside the BV mapped land. A Bionet Atlas search was performed on 18/09/2023 with a buffer of 0.1 degrees from Green Point Christian College. The search showed no threatened species had been recorded within the lot boundary of the College. No further consideration is required.

The purpose of this Act is to maintain a healthy, productive and resilient environment for the greatest wellbeing of the community, now and into the future, consistent with the principles of ecologically sustainable development. Biosecurity Act 2015

The Act superseded the Noxious Weeds Act in 2015. The Act provides a framework for the prevention, elimination and minimisation of biosecurity risks posed by biosecurity matter, including the management of weeds.

GPCC is required to control priority weeds on land to prevent spread of weeds to adjoining land. Mitigation measures are identified in Sections 6.7.3 and 8.8 of this REF.

Coal Mine Subsidence Compensation Act 2017

The Act provides for a fair, efficient and sustainable compensation framework for dealing with the impacts of coal mine subsidence.

The proposed works are not mapped within a Subsidence District. The proposal will not be subject to approval under Section 22 of the Act.

Contaminated Land Management Act 1997

The Act establishes a process for investigating and (where appropriate) remediating land that the EPA considers to be contaminated significantly enough to require regulation under Division 2 of Part 3. Furthermore, under Section 60 a person whose activities have contaminated land or a landowner whose land has been contaminated is required to notify the EPA when they become aware of the contamination.

The site was not identified within the EPA register as contaminated land. The site is identified as being suitable for the proposed development and ongoing use as an educational establishment. This REF implements all recommendations accordingly as should the future construction environmental management plan (CEMP).

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LEGISLATION (RESPONSIBLE AGENCY)

PURPOSE OF LEGISLATION

RELEVANCE TO THE PROPOSAL AND APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS

Dangerous Good (Road and Rail Transport Act) 2008

The EPA regulates on-road transport of dangerous goods while WorkCover regulates activities prior to transport, including correct classification, packaging and labelling.

No known dangerous good are required as part of the works. If dangerous goods are to be utilised then a license may be required. The need for a licence can be confirmed as part of the CEMP when the relevant contractor is appointed.

Environmentally Hazardous Chemicals Act 1985

The Act regulates use and storage of environmentally hazardous chemicals or declared chemical waste. The Act provides the Office of Environment & Heritage (OEH) with assessment and control mechanisms for chemicals and chemical wastes.

The Act will only apply if environmentally hazardous chemicals are used during construction and there is potential for a significant impact on the environment. The need for approval under the Act can be confirmed as part of the CEMP.

Fisheries Management Act 1994

The FM Act applies to all waters within the limits of NSW, except where Commonwealth legislation applies. Section 220ZZ provides that the determining authority must consider whether a proposal will result in a significant impact on threatened species, population or ecological communities, or their habitats.

The proposed works are not located within any waterbodies. The proposed works will be within an existing educational establishment. As the proposal is not considered to pose significant risk to threatened species, population or ecological communities or their habitats, a licence to harm under Part 7A is not required.

Heritage Act 1977

The Heritage Act is administered by the Heritage Office within the OEH and concerns protection and restoration and enhancement of State heritage items. The relevant provisions of the Act are: • Section 139 prohibits disturbance of a relic unless an excavation permit is obtained from the Heritage Office; • Section 146 requires notification to the Heritage Office of any discovery of relics.

No items or places of heritage (local or State significance) are located within the site. Accordingly, a permit under Section 139 of the Act is not required.

Local Government Act 1993

The Act largely deals with land classified as community land. The Act provides that the use and management of community land is to be regulated by a plan of management. The Act deals with operational land to the extent that reclassification is concerned.

The site is owned and managed by GPCC and will remain under the existing management practices that are currently used for the site.

National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974

The Act aims to conserve nature and objects, places or features of cultural value. An Aboriginal Heritage Impact Permit (AHIP) is required under Section 90 to harm or desecrate Aboriginal objects or places.

An Aboriginal Heritage Information Management System (AHIMS) search conducted on 28 June 2023 returned no records of Aboriginal heritage sites or places on the register within the works area with a 200m buffer. The land is not on land identified as Sensitive Aboriginal Land under LEP 2022.

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LEGISLATION (RESPONSIBLE AGENCY)

PURPOSE OF LEGISLATION

RELEVANCE TO THE PROPOSAL AND APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS An Aboriginal heritage impact permit is not required for the proposed works.

Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 (POEO Act)

The POEO Act primarily regulates pollution control and waste disposal in NSW and is administered by the OEH. It identifies development for which a licence is required.

An environmental protection licence is not required as the works are not listed as a scheduled activity in Schedule 1 of the POEO Act. Notwithstanding, reasonable and feasible environmental measures must be implemented to minimise pollution as a result of the proposed activity.

Rural Fires Act 1997

The Rural Fires Act aims to, inter alia, protect infrastructure, persons and property from damage arising from fires.

The Bushfire Prone Land Map indicates that the site is bushfire prone or within a vegetation buffer zone. General Terms of Approval and a Bush Fire Safety Authority has been granted under section 100B RFS Ref: DA20230911004020Original-1 (Appendix 4).

Water Management Act 2000

Works within 40m of a waterway generally require a Controlled Activity Approval (Section 91). Taking groundwater that is not managed by a water sharing plan requires a groundwater licence under Section 113 of the Water Act 1912.

As the proposed works are not located within 40 metres of a waterway, a Controlled Activity Approval (CAA) pursuant to this Act is not required for this development.

Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Act 2001

Objects of the Act include encouraging efficient use of resources and reducing environmental harm in accordance with the principals of ecologically sustainable development. The Act establishes the waste hierarchy of avoidance, resource recovery and disposal.

A waste management and minimisation strategy should form part of a CEMP prior to construction on site.

4.5.

COMMONWEALTH LEGISLATION

The EPBC Act provides a national framework for environmental protection and management of nationally and internationally important flora, fauna, ecological communities and heritage places. Part 3 of the Act lists nine matters of National Environmental Significance (NES) that may require approval from the Australian Minister for the Environment. Further details regarding the impact of the development on places or matters of NES is provided in Section 7.2 of this REF. Additionally, the EPBC Act provides that an action taken by any person on Commonwealth land that is likely to have a significant impact on the environment (Section 26(1) of the Act) or an action taken by any person outside of Commonwealth land that is likely to have a significant impact on Commonwealth land (Section 26(2) of the Act) may require approval from the Australian Minister for the Environment. Commonwealth land would not be affected by the proposal. Other relevant issues have been considered throughout this REF and summarised in Section 7.2. 4.6.

CONFIRMATION OF PART 5 ASSESSMENT

GPCC is a registered non-government school. The NSW Code of Practice for Part 5 Activities – For Registered Non-Government Schools is applicable to the proposal. The Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2021, Part 8 Infrastructure and Environmental Impact Assessment, Division 6 provides that a registered non-government school may exercise the same authority as a public authority

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under the EP&A Act, Section 5.5 in relation to activities for the purposes of development that is permitted without consent under State Environmental Planning Policy (Transport and Infrastructure) 2021. SEPP (Transport and Infrastructure) 2021 Section 3.37(1)(a)(i) & (ii) identifies development permitted without consent. GPCC is the landowner and land manager, proponent and public authority in this instance.

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CONSULTATION

5.1.

INTRODUCTION

Consultation is a key component of the environmental assessment. Relevant stakeholders have been consulted as part of preparing this REF to determine their requirements in relation to the proposal. Sections 5.2, 5.3 and 5.4 outline consultation that has occurred and how it has been considered in this REF. 5.2.

SEPP TRANSPORT AND INFRASTRUCTURE CONSULTATION

Part 2.2 of SEPP Transport and Infrastructure (Division 1) provides provisions for public authorities to consult with local councils and other public authorities prior to undertaking some development activities. If any of the items listed in Table 5.2 are triggered, then the public authority, or person acting on behalf of the public authority, will not be able to carry out the development unless the authority or the person has: (a) given written notice of the intention to carry out the development to the council for the area in which the land is located, and (b) taken into consideration any response to the notice that is received from the council within 21 days after the notice is given. Table 5.2: Assessment of Items of Division 1 of SEPP (Transport and Infrastructure). ITEM YES Is consultation with council required under Division 1 of SEPP Transport and Infrastructure? Substantial impact on stormwater management services provided by a council ☐

☒ Likely to generate traffic to an extent that will strain the capacity of the road system ☐ ☒ in a local government area Involves connection to, and a substantial impact on the capacity of, any part of a ☐ ☒ sewerage system owned by a council Involves connection to, and use of a substantial volume of water from, any part of ☐ ☒ a water supply system owned by a council Involves the installation of a temporary structure on, or the enclosing of, a public place that is under a council’s management or control that is likely to cause a ☐ ☒ disruption to pedestrian or vehicular traffic that is not minor or inconsequential Involves excavation that is not minor or inconsequential of the surface of, or a footpath adjacent to, a road for which a council is the roads authority under the Roads Act 1993 (if the public authority that is carrying out the development, or on ☐ ☒ whose behalf it is being carried out, is not responsible for the maintenance of the road or footpath). Are the works likely to have an impact that is not minor or inconsequential on a ☐ ☒ local heritage item or a heritage conservation area? Are the works located on flood liable land? If so will the works change flooding ☐ ☒ patterns to more than a minor extent? Is consultation with other agencies required under Section 2.15 of SEPP Transport and Infrastructure? Are the works adjacent to a national park, nature reserve or other area reserved ☐ ☒ under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974? Are the works on land in Zone E1 National Parks and Nature Reserves or in a land use zone that is equivalent to that zone, other than land reserved under the ☐ ☒ National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974? Do the works comprise a fixed or floating structure in or over navigable waters? ☐ ☒ Will the works increase the amount of artificial light in the night sky and that is on land within dark sky region as identified on the dark sky region map? Are the works on defence communications facility buffer land within the meaning of clause 5.15 of the Standard Instrument? Are the works on land in a mine subsidence district within the meaning of the Mine Subsidence Compensation Act 1961?

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Are the works for the purposes of a health services facility, correctional centre or group home, or for residential purposes, in an area that is bush fire prone land?

5.3.

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CENTRAL COAST WATER AUTHORITY

New connections or changes to existing services relating to Central Coast infrastructure are managed through an application for developer services. An application must be submitted to Central Coast Council prior to construction. 5.4.

RURAL FIRE SERVICE NSW

The site is identified as bushfire prone land (predominantly Vegetation Buffer with some Vegetation Category 1). Consultation with RFS NSW is required prior to carrying out the activity as the proposed works are classified as a special fire protection purpose under section 100B of the Rural Fires Act 1997 being for a school. RFS NSW have provided General Terms of Approval (GTA) for the proposed development and a Bush Fire Safety Authority Ref: DA20230911004020-Original-1 dated 12 September 2023 (Appendix 4). 5.5.

COMMUNITY CONSULTATION

The site is located within an existing school establishment. Consultation was carried out with the surrounding landowners dated 14/09/2023 on important construction activities, including timing of works and traffic related impacts via letter box drop. Following the 21 day notification timeframe, no responses were received from residents. 5.6.

COUNCIL CONSULTATION

Consultation was sought from Central Coast Council on 11/09/2023 and the following comments were provided by Council’s Project Environmental Controller: I have reviewed the draft REF and associated documentation. Please include Bionet search and associated tests of significance for review. No other comments As a result of the feedback the Bionet atlas search was incorporated into the report.

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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT

6.1.

LAND USE

6.1.1.

Existing Environment

The site currently facilitates a number of structures as part of the College Campus which include classrooms, amenities and office buildings, oval and car parking. The structures are generally in a reasonable condition. The site is predominantly clear of vegetation though with some pockets throughout and along the boundaries. The site exists within an urban context. The site is zoned as SP2 Infrastructure and part Deferred Matter. Surrounding land is largely undeveloped vegetation and bushland with residential dwellings to the west. 6.1.2.

Potential Impacts

The proposed activity will result in the site’s continued use for education purposes in accordance with the land zoning. The activity will result in positive impacts through the improvement in the quality of facilities and amenities available for use, whilst minimising environmental impacts. The proposed works have potential to create short term impacts on access to small sections of the school and noise during construction. This has the potential to impact the current use of the site and immediately surrounding areas in the short term. The location of the proposed development is wholly within the broader footprint of the existing building areas. 6.1.3.

Environmental Management Measures

Environmental management measures to minimise impact on land use are: • •

Nearby residents and other stakeholders are to be advised of proposed construction and timing on an ongoing basis; Contact details of the site supervisor to be displayed on site at all times;

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Access to be maintained to nearby properties at all times;

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Install fencing and signage to restrict access to the construction area, plant and equipment; All mitigation measures identified in this REF are to be implemented in a CEMP prepared in relation to the activity. Contractor to adhere to all environmental management measures in the CEMP.

6.2.

TRAFFIC AND ACCESS

6.2.1.

Existing Environment

A sealed road (Avoca Drive) runs along the southern boundary, a formalised classified road with kerb and gutter, designated as a 40km/h school zone during school hours. Access to the site is available from three points off Avoca Drive. On street parking in the immediate area is not available. 6.2.2.

Potential Impacts

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of the immediately surrounding areas may be limited during certain construction stages. However, alternative pedestrian access will remain in the adjoining areas. Exclusionary barriers and construction hoarding fencing should be implemented to reasonably prohibit pedestrian access to this area during construction works as required. 6.2.3.

Environmental Management Measures

Environmental management measures to minimise impact on traffic and access are: • • • • 6.3.

During construction, the contact details of the site supervisor are to be available on site at all times; Park all construction vehicles in existing parking area or a designated construction compound nominated in a CEMP. No on-street parking of construction vehicles should occur; Maintain ongoing access to nearby residences and businesses; Utilise appropriate exclusionary fencing/signs to limit access to the site while under construction. NOISE AND VIBRATION

6.3.1. Existing Environment The main sources of ambient noise within the immediate area include vehicles, air conditioners and typical school noises. Broader noise impacts include traffic along surrounding roads, small residential power tools, pets and wildlife. Limited sensitive land uses are located in proximity of the site being predominantly bushland. Some residential dwellings are present to the northwest of the site as well as nearby to the southeast. 6.3.2. Potential Impacts Construction Noise The proposed activity would involve the use of construction plant and equipment discussed in Section 3. Mobilisation of light construction vehicles may also generate additional road traffic noise on the external road network. Construction activity has a high potential to generate noise noticeable at the closest sensitive receiver due to its proximity to the site. However, the majority of the works would be undertaken during daytime hours and therefore impacts on any nearby receivers would be minimal. Construction is considered unlikely to generate significant vibration given the type of plant and equipment involved and the minor extent of excavation associated with the new buildings. As such, vibration noticeable at adjacent properties and residences is considered to be unlikely. There may be some additional road traffic noise associated with construction vehicles and new movements, however, construction noise is only temporary in nature and is therefore not expected to impact on sensitive receivers long-term. 6.3.3. Environmental Management Measures Environmental management measures to minimise noise impacts: • •

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The proponent should apply all feasible and reasonable work practices to reduce noise impacts; The proponent should inform all potentially impacted residents and businesses of the nature of works to be carried out, the expected noise levels and duration, as well as contact details of the site manager; Notify the community of the nature and timing of construction activity and provide contact details of the site manager; “Toolbox talks” and induction of personnel prior to shift to discuss noise control measures that may be implemented to reduce noise emissions to the community; Contact details of the site supervisor to be on site at all times; Establish a complaint register and deal with all complaints within 24 hours, where practicable; Regularly inspect and maintain equipment;

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Work will occur during standard construction hours (7am to 6pm Monday to Friday, 8am to 1pm Saturday and no work on Sundays or public holidays). Where work occurs outside these hours, consultation will be required with adjoining residences depending on the nature of the work; Consider noise screens or similar noise dampening options where numerous complaints are received. SOILS AND GEOLOGY

6.4.1. Existing Environment The site is largely identified as Class 5 and part Class 3 land for acid sulfate soils. The proposed works will occur within the Class 5 land. Works within 500 metres of adjacent Class 1, 2, 3 or 4 land that is below 5 metres Australian Height Datum and by which the watertable is likely to be lowered below 1 metre Australian Height Datum on adjacent Class 1, 2, 3 or 4 land requires an acid sulfate soils management plan to be prepared. Site specific testing has not been carried out in order to rule out the presence of acid sulfate soils. Notwithstanding, the works will not result in the watertable being lowered below 1m AHD on the above-mentioned lands and no acid sulfate soil management plan is required in this instance. The site has not been assessed for salinity and sodicity. The site is not located within a mine subsidence district. A search of the NSW Contaminated Land Record and Council’s Property Enquiry tool on 6 July 2023 did not list the site as contaminated land. 6.4.2. Potential Impacts No fill is included in the proposal. Minor earthworks will be required for foundation and services works. Storage of fuel and refuelling of plant and equipment during construction may potentially contaminate soil. 6.4.3. Environmental Management Measures Environmental management measures to minimise impact on soils and geology: •

Oils, fuels and chemicals used during construction will be stored in a locked bund capable of holding 110% of the capacity of the containers within;

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Equipment will be serviced and maintained to minimise potential for loss of fluids;

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Implement Erosion and Sediment Control Plans in accordance with the Managing Urban Stormwater: Soils and Construction “The Blue Book” (4th edition, Landcom 2004);

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Utilise existing cleared areas of the site as the construction compound and stockpile area(s);

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The CEMP will include details on waste management and provide a spill management procedure;

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Soil taken off site must be tested in accordance with Waste Classification Guidelines (NSW EPA, 2014);

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Fertiliser, fuels etc stored on site for the ongoing maintenance of recreation facilities should be securely kept in a locked bund capable of holding 110% of the capacity of the containers within;

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For any excess spoil this material will be tested and classified prior to leaving site. For any excess spoil material classified as contaminated, disposal of this material will be at an appropriately licences landfill in accordance with the EPA (2014) Waste Classification Guidelines;

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In the unlikely event that contaminated soils or unobserved waste deposition are uncovered during the works, all works within the vicinity must cease immediately and Lake Macquarie City Council’s Project Manager and Environmental Representative be notified immediately.

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6.5.

AIR QUALITY

6.5.1. Existing Environment Table 6.5.1 below is a summary of the rainfall and temperatures collected by the Bureau of Meteorology for Gosford AWS ~3.9km away. In summer the mean daily temperatures average ~27.3˚C. In winter mean daily temperatures average ~18.4˚C. Rainfall is generally higher in later summer early-mid autumn. Table 6.5.1: Summary of the climate at Gosford (Bureau of Meteorology) JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

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JUL

AUG

SEP

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NOV

DEC

122.8

241.9

132.6

59.3

122.0

89.3

80.5

67.7

106.6

87.8

83.4

27.2

26.0

23.7

20.9

17.9

18.1

19.2

21.8

24.0

25.0

26.8

Rainfall (mm) Mean

114.4

Temperature (˚C) Mean

28.0

Industrial and urban activities in the local area can affect air quality, generally through use of vehicles and power tools all year and wood fires utilised during winter months. The site is proximate to local roads where public transport and traffic on these roads can affect air quality through vehicle emissions. 6.5.2. Potential Impacts Construction of the proposal has potential to generate wind borne dust from exposed soil. Dry and windy conditions will generate additional dust from exposed soil and movement of vehicles and wind conditions should be monitored. Exhaust from heavy machinery and other vehicles may also impact on local air quality. The proposed works are not considered to adversely impact on climate. Climate change has potential to result in warmer temperatures, increased sea level and increased storm intensity (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, 2014). The proposal should be designed to appropriate standards to withstand storm intensities. 6.5.3. Environmental Management Measures Environmental management measures to minimise impact on air quality, climate and climate change are: • • • • • 6.6.

Reduce vehicle traffic speed in and around the site where dust could be generated; Use water to dampen exposed soil and stockpiles if exposed to air for long periods; Maintain vehicles and machinery to minimise emissions; Where wind causes off-site emission of soil then work may cease for a short time or dust control measures put in place; Implement erosion and sediment control measures to prevent any contaminates entering the local waterways. WATER QUALITY AND HYDROLOGY

6.6.1. Existing Environment There is one minor natural watercourse within the study area, Egan Gully, in the western side of the site. The closest significant water source is Brisbane Waters, some 535m to the east. The existing buildings contains downpipes that diverts the collected roof water onto the hardstand and softstand areas, which would naturally drain onto the grassed area behind the buildings. The site is connected to Council’s reticulated water system. Council’s online mapping identifies the site as partially flood prone land. 6.6.2. Potential Impacts The proposed works are not considered to significantly or adversely alter the flood behaviour of the site. Review of Environmental Factors – 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251 September 2023 | Our Ref: 14397

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Appropriate stormwater management measures will be put in place to ensure that any changes to impervious surfaces at site results in negligible impacts to the community or the environment. 6.6.3. Environmental Management Measures Environmental management measures to minimise impact on water quality: •

• • 6.7.

Appropriate stormwater management measures to be in place to ensure that the overall increase in impervious surfaces and changes to stormwater output has a negligible impact on the community and environment by way of runoff or urban flooding. A Stormwater Management Plan is required to identify collection, storage and reuse on site; Oils, fuels and chemicals will be stored in a locked bund within the construction compound capable of holding 110% of the capacity of the containers within; Equipment will be serviced and maintained to minimise potential for loss of fluids. FLORA, FAUNA AND BUSHFIRE

6.7.1. Existing Environment The site can be described as largely clear of vegetation though with some pockets throughout and managed lawn areas. Dense vegetation is present along the boundaries. The site is mapped as containing a very minor sliver of Biodiversity Value along the northwest boundary. A Bionet Atlas search was performed on 18/09/2023 with a buffer of 0.1 degrees from Green Point Chistian College. The search showed no threatened species had been recorded within the lot boundary of the College. In the surrounding area there were records of highly mobile species such as Little Bentwinged Bat (Miniopterus australis), Eastern Coastal Free-tailed Bat (Micronomus norfolkensis), Varied Sittella (Daphoenositta chrysoptera) and Powerful Owl (Ninox strenua). Approximately 200 m from the northwestern property boundary there is a single record of a Scrub Turpentine (Rhodamnia rubescens), which is listed as Critically Endangered (BC Act and EPBC Act) and is a species at risk of Serious and Irreversible Impacts (SAII). The site is partially mapped as bushfire prone land (Predominantly Vegetation Buffer with some Vegetation Category 1). 6.7.2. Potential Impacts The proposed works will occur in an area of managed lawn considerable separated from the BV land. No vegetation removal is proposed. While both Little Bent-winged Bat and Eastern Coastal Free-tailed Bat can roost in built structures, there will be no impact on existing structures to produce a significant impact on these species. Neither Varied Sittella or Powerful Owl will have suitable habitat impacted as there is not proposed to be any impact on vegetation. Given the proposal is to perform works within a highly modified and regularly managed environment, and the proposal does not involve impacting any vegetation, it is not anticipated that there will be a significant impact to Scrub Turpentine. The highest Bushfire Attack Level was determined to be BAL 12.5. There is an existing asset protection zone in place. This proposal will not alter this. Access for fire services and opportunities for evacuation are adequate for this property. A Bushfire Assessment Report is provided in Appendix 3. 6.7.3. Environmental Management Measures Environmental management measures to minimise impact on flora and fauna are: •

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tree canopy cover should be less than 15% at maturity; trees at maturity should not touch or overhang the building; lower limbs should be removed up to a height of 2 m above the ground; tree canopies should be separated by 2 to 5 m; preference should be given to smooth-barked and evergreen trees; large discontinuities or gaps in the shrubs layer should be provided to slow down or break the progress of fire towards buildings; o shrubs should not be located under trees; o shrubs should not form more than 10% ground cover; o clumps of shrubs should be separated from exposed windows and doors by a distance of at least twice the height of the vegetation; o grass should be kept mown (as a guide, grass should be kept to no more than 100mm in height); and o leaves and vegetation debris should be removed regularly. New construction of the proposed new office must comply with section 3 and section 5 (BAL 12.5) Australian Standard AS3959-2018 Construction of buildings in bushfire-prone areas or the relevant requirements of the NASH Standard - Steel Framed Construction in Bushfire Areas (incorporating amendment A - 2015). New construction must also comply with the construction requirements in Section 7.5 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019; New construction of the proposed new general learning areas and breakout space must comply with section 3 and section 6 (BAL 19) Australian Standard AS3959-2018 Construction of buildings in bushfire-prone areas or the relevant requirements of the NASH Standard - Steel Framed Construction in Bushfire Areas (incorporating amendment A - 2015). New construction must also comply with the construction requirements in Section 7.5 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019; The provision of water, electricity and gas, to the new buildings only, must comply with the following in accordance with Table 6.8c of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019: o fire hydrant, spacing, design and sizing complies with the relevant clauses of Australian Standard AS2419; o hydrants are not located within any road carriageway; o fire hydrant flows and pressures comply with the relevant clauses of AS 2419; o all above-ground water service pipes are metal, including and up to any taps; o where practicable, electrical transmission lines are underground; o where overhead, electrical transmission lines are proposed as follows: o lines are installed with short pole spacing (30m), unless crossing gullies, gorges or riparian areas; and o no part of a tree is closer to a power line than the distance set out in accordance with the specifications in ISSC3 Guideline for Managing Vegetation Near Power Lines. o reticulated or bottled gas is installed and maintained in accordance with AS/NZS 1596:2014 and the requirements of relevant authorities, and metal piping is used; o reticulated or bottled gas is installed and maintained in accordance with AS/NZS 1596:2014 ‐ The storage and handling of LP Gas, the requirements of relevant authorities, and metal piping is used; o all fixed gas cylinders are kept clear of all flammable materials to a distance of 10m and shielded on the hazard side; o connections to and from gas cylinders are metal; polymer‐sheathed flexible gas supply lines are not used; and o above-ground gas service pipes are metal, including and up to any outlets. o o o o o o

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A Bush Fire Emergency Management and Evacuation Plan must be prepared/updated to include the new buildings in accordance with Table 6.8d of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019 and be consistent with the NSW RFS document: A Guide to Developing a Bush Fire Emergency Management and Evacuation Plan; Employ site-sensitive erosion and sediment control measures to minimise waterway siltation from soil stockpiles etc. This would be a concern mainly during the construction phase and needs to be managed using best practice erosion and sedimentation control methods in accordance with the “The Blue Book” (4th edition, Landcom 2004); The works area will be visually inspected at the commencement of work each day for any fauna; If injured wildlife are found cease work and contact a local wildlife carer; Ensure that the appropriate protocols are carried out to minimise the spread of weed material during works and when travelling to/from site (e.g. check tyres and equipment for weeds prior to entering or leaving the site). Priority weeds should be controlled/eradicated where feasible, and weeds controlled after works have been completed on an ongoing basis to prevent reinfestation; Manage weeds in accordance with Council’s obligations under the Biosecurity Act 2015 and the Hunter Regional Strategic Weed Management Plan 2017 - 2022. HERITAGE – ABORIGINAL

6.8.1. Existing Environment An Aboriginal Heritage Information Management System (AHIMS) basic search conducted by de Witt Consulting on 28 June 2023 returned no records of Aboriginal heritage sites or places on the register within the works area with a 200m buffer (Appendix 6). The area is not noted as Sensitive Aboriginal Land under LEP 2022. The site is not in proximity to any significant natural landforms indicating it is unlikely to have been used for permanent occupation. 6.8.2. Potential Impacts An Aboriginal Due Diligence Assessment (ADDA) has been carried out for the site in accordance with the Due Diligence Code of Practice for the Protection of Aboriginal Objects in New South Wales (DECCW, 2010). Table 6.8.2: Due Diligence Assessment QUESTION

RESPONSE

1. Will the activity disturb the ground surface or any culturally modified trees?

Yes. Ground will be disturbed. No culturally modified trees will be disturbed.

2. Are there any:

No. A search of the AHIMS register returned no records of Aboriginal sites or places within 200m of the site area.

a) relevant confirmed site records or other associated landscape feature information on AHIMS? b) any other sources of information of which a person is already aware?

As detailed above, the site has not been identified as containing culturally sensitive areas. No landscape features are present suggesting the presence of Aboriginal objects.

c) landscape features that are likely to indicate presence of Aboriginal objects? 3. Can harm to Aboriginal objects listed on AHIMS or identified by other sources of information and/or can the carrying out of the activity at the relevant landscape features be avoided?

N/A. No known objects are located within or in proximity of the site.

4. Does a desktop assessment and visual inspection confirm that there are Aboriginal objects or that they are likely?

No.

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QUESTION

RESPONSE

Conclusion

No further assessment is required. The proposal can proceed with caution.

6.8.3. Environmental Management Measures Environmental management measure to minimise impact on Aboriginal heritage are: •

The works may be undertaken at the specified locations provided that the proposed activities remain as discussed in this document;

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All on-site personnel are to be made aware of their obligations under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 and the Heritage Act 1977, through an onsite induction or other suitable format.

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In the unlikely event that Aboriginal or suspected Aboriginal archaeological material is uncovered during the development, then works in that area are to stop and the area cordoned off. The project manager is to contact the heritage consultant to make an assessment as to whether the material is classed as Aboriginal object/s under the National Parks and Wildlife Act and advise on the required management and mitigation measures. Works are not to re-commence in the cordoned off area until heritage clearance has been given and/or the required management and mitigation measures have been implemented.

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In the unlikely event that human skeletal material is uncovered during the proposed construction works, all works should cease within 20m of the skeletal remains. Should the remains be verified as human, the NSW Police and Heritage NSW will be contacted immediately. No works will proceed within the vicinity of the skeletal remains until an appropriate course of action has been determined in consultation with NSW Police, Heritage NSW and Aboriginal parties (if the remains are identified as Aboriginal).

6.9.

HERITAGE – NON-ABORIGINAL

6.9.1. Existing Environment The State Heritage Inventory was searched on 6 July 2023. No State heritage items or locally listed items were identified within proximity of the site. The site is not located within a heritage conservation area. 6.9.2. Potential Impacts The proposed activity is contained wholly within the site and does not impact any items of non-Aboriginal heritage. There are no impacts to non-Aboriginal heritage as a result of the proposed activity. 6.9.3. Environmental Management Measures Environmental management measure to minimise impact on non-Aboriginal heritage items are: •

All on-site personnel are to be made aware of their obligations under the Heritage Act 1977, including the reporting of any archaeological or historic materials, including those suspected to be archaeological or historic. This may be implemented through an onsite induction or other suitable format.

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In the unlikely event that during the course of proposed works, previously unknown historical archaeological material or heritage items are discovered, all work in the area of the item(s) shall cease immediately and a qualified heritage consultant will be consulted, in accordance with Section 146 of the Heritage Act 1977, to determine an appropriate course of action prior to the recommencement of work in the area of the item, or mitigation and management measures are implemented.

6.10. VISUAL IMPACTS 6.10.1. Existing Environment

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The site is on existing managed land as part of an educational establishment featuring one and two storey structures. Trees and vegetation provide screening from dwellings in the area. 6.10.2. Potential Impacts The proposed works will result in the same use as existing (to facilitate education) and the visual result would be similar. New visual elements will include the new single storey classroom building housing two classrooms and single storey office structure. Occurring within existing land with a number of trees to be retained, the works will not be visible from Avoca Drive by virtue of being screened by vegetation. No tree removal is proposed. The proposed works will be appropriate in scale in comparison to the existing structures available – utilising existing use areas where practicable. The proposed new buildings are not anticipated to present a significant visual impact when viewed from the public domain and internally. There will be short term adverse visual impacts during construction as a result of construction equipment and vehicles. Overall, the proposal is not expected to have a significant negative visual impact. The proposed work will contribute to facilitation of Green Point Christian College as an education establishment. 6.10.3. Environmental Management Measures Environmental management measures to minimise impact on the visual environment are: • • • •

Materials used in the construction of the new classroom building and office structure should be durable and require minimal maintenance; Maintain the construction site by removing waste materials, parking in designated areas and storing construction equipment appropriately; Remove all waste and material once construction is complete; Ensure a maintenance schedule is implemented for the site in accordance with current practices.

6.11. SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC 6.11.1. Existing Environment The Australian Bureau of Statistics website www.stat.data.abs.gov.au (accessed 6 July 2023) indicates that during the last Census, Erina – Green Point had a population of 14,648, being 47.06% male and 52.94% female. The median age of residents was 50.4 and the median weekly household income was $937. There are 3,849 families in the census area, and on average there are 1.8 children per family. 6.11.2. Potential Impacts The proposed education facilities will have short term impact on the area by potentially disrupting traffic flows and noise generation during the construction phase. Consultation with the local community will assist in the provision of information to the community and surrounding landowners on important construction activities including timing of works and traffic related impacts. The proposed facilities will make a positive long term significant contribution to the amenity of teachers and students by providing improved education opportunities within the area. The facility has potential to improve education by providing improved facilities and services to that currently available. Construction and supply companies will benefit by construction work and this creates flow on benefits of the community. 6.11.3. Environmental Management Measures Environmental management measures to minimise impact on social and economic factors are: •

•

Preparation of a project consultation strategy prior to construction. This strategy would provide information to the community and surrounding land owners on important construction activities, including timing of works and traffic related impacts; Maintain access to nearby residences, businesses and the surrounding parkland at all times;

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Contact details of the site supervisor to be on site at all times.

6.12. WASTE 6.12.1. Existing Environment Waste is generated through the site’s use for education. Bins are provided within the school and are collected by Council’s bulk waste management services. 6.12.2. Potential Impacts Inadequate treatment of waste generated during construction of the facility has the potential to impact the environment through the contamination of soils (contamination from spills), water (sedimentation, spills) and air (emissions, dust). Waste generated through the ongoing use of the area must also be considered to ensure activities do not adversely affect the environment and the site remains safe and hygienic for all users. It is not expected that there would be an increase in waste produced as a result of this proposal. 6.12.3. Environmental Management Measures Environmental management measures to minimise impact on waste are: •

• • • •

Resource management hierarchy principles are to be followed: o Avoid unnecessary resource consumption as a priority, o Avoidance is followed by resource recovery (including reuse of materials, reprocessing, and recycling and energy recovery), o Disposal is undertaken as a last resort (in accordance with the Waste Avoidance & Resource Recovery Act 2001). All construction waste generated by the proposal will be classified in accordance with the Waste Classification Guidelines Part 1: Classifying Wastes (NSW EPA, 2014); Construction waste material is not to be left on site once the works have been completed; Excavated soil will be reused on site as fill, where practicable; Working areas are to be maintained, kept free of rubbish and cleaned up at the end of each working day; and

6.13. CUMULATIVE IMPACTS The REF has considered potential impact of the proposed modular school and modular office structure. There are no other known projects within the immediate area that will occur at the same time as construction of the proposed facilities. Visual impact will be minor and changes are likely to have a positive or nil effect. Noise and changes in traffic conditions may result in a synergistic impact on the local environment. Cumulative impact of these issues will be appropriately managed by consulting with local residents and managing the site and construction hours. Contact details of the Site Supervisor will be on construction fencing. Maintaining a clean and tidy work site will also minimise potential for significant adverse cumulative impact as a result of the proposal.

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CHECKLISTS

7.1.

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT REGULATIONS 2021 (SECTION 171)

Factors required to be taken into account under Section 171 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2021 are presented in Table 7.1.1. Table 7.1.1: Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2021 (Section 171) FACTOR a) Any environmental impact on a community

ASSESSMENT

Any transformation of a locality

The proposal will result in a positive impact on the locality by improving the quality of education facilities accessible to the community.

Any environmental impact on the ecosystems of the locality

Provided the environmental mitigation measures are adopted it is unlikely that the proposal will have a significant impact on any threatened species, populations and / or ecological communities listed under the BC Act or EPBC Act.

Any reduction of the aesthetic, recreational, scientific or other environmental quality or value of a locality

Provided the environmental mitigation measures are adopted the proposal will not reduce the environmental quality. The proposal will result in an improvement to educational opportunities in the locality.

Any effect on a locality, place or building having aesthetic, anthropological, archaeological, architectural, cultural, historical, scientific or social significance or other special value for present or future generations

The proposal will not impact on any items of State or local heritage significance. The proposal will not require an AHIP.

Any impact on the habitat of protected fauna (within the meaning of the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 )

Any endangering of any species of animal, plant or other form of life, whether living on land, in water or in the air

Provided the environmental mitigation measures are adopted it is unlikely that the proposal will have a detrimental impact on any species of animal, plant or other form of life.

Any long-term environment

the

The proposal is not considered to result in any long-term negative effects on the environment.

Any degradation of the quality of the environment

Environmental management measures will avoid or minimise adverse impact on the environment.

Any risk to the safety of the environment

There may be short term risks during construction. However environmental management measures will ameliorate that risk.

Any reduction in the range of beneficial uses of the environment

The proposal will not result in reducing the range of beneficial uses of the environment.

Any pollution of the environment

There may be short term risks during construction, however environmental management measures will ameliorate that risk.

m) Any environmental problems associated with the disposal of waste

Wastes generated will be removed from site for appropriate disposal as per the environmental mitigation measures and the CEMP. GPCC must ensure appropriate management of waste associated with the ongoing use of the site.

effects

The proposal has potential for minor and temporary impacts to the environment, however design and environmental management measures will ameliorate the impact. Long term impact will be positive in terms of the provision of improved facilities to facilitate education use of GPCC.

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FACTOR n) Any increased demands on resources (natural or otherwise) that are, or are likely to become, in short supply. o) Any cumulative environmental effect with other existing or likely future activities p) Any impact on coastal processes and coastal hazards, including those under projected climate change conditions

7.2.

ASSESSMENT Additional resources will be used in construction of the proposal, however these are common construction resources and not in short supply. The proposal will result in marginal environmental impact and will improve the quality of education facilities in the region. The proposal will not impact coastal processes or be affected by coastal hazards.

COMMONWEALTH ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AND BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION ACT 1999 (EPBC ACT)

The EPBC Act provides a national framework for environmental protection and management of nationally and internationally important flora, fauna, ecological communities and heritage places. Part 3 of the Act lists nine matters of National Environmental Significance (NES) that may require approval from the Australian Minister for the Environment. An action taken by any person on Commonwealth land that is likely to have a significant impact on the environment (Section 26(1) of the Act) or an action taken by any person outside of Commonwealth land that is likely to have a significant impact on Commonwealth land (Section 26(2) of the Act) may require approval from the Australian Minister for the Environment. Commonwealth land would not be affected by the proposal. An EPBC Act Protected Matters Report (Appendix 5) identified matters of NES to be considered as part of this REF. These are presented in Table 7.2.1. Table 7.2.1: Matters of National Environmental Significance (NES) MATTERS OF NES

OCCURRENCE IN OR NEAR THE SITE

World Heritage Properties

None

National Heritage Places

Wetlands of International Significance

None

Great Barrier Reef Marine Park

None

Commonwealth Marine Areas

None

Threatened Ecological Communities

Threatened Species

111

Migratory Species

An action taken by any person on Commonwealth land that is likely to have a significant impact on the environment (Section 26(1)) or an action taken by any person outside of Commonwealth land that is likely to have a significant impact on Commonwealth land (Section 26(2)) may require approval from the Commonwealth Minister for the Environment. Other matters protected by the EPBC Act, including Commonwealth land, identified in the search is presented in Table 7.2.2. Table 7.2.2: Other Matters OTHER MATTERS PROTECTED BY THE EPBC ACT

OCCURRENCE IN OR NEAR THE SITE (10KM BUFFER)

Commonwealth Land

Commonwealth Heritage Places

None

Listed Marine Species

Whales and Other Cetaceans

Critical Habitats

None

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OTHER MATTERS PROTECTED BY THE EPBC ACT

OCCURRENCE IN OR NEAR THE SITE (10KM BUFFER)

Commonwealth Reserves Terrestrial

None

Australian Marine Parks

None

Habitat Critical to the Survival of Marine Turtles

None

Commonwealth land would not be affected by the proposal. Other relevant issues have been considered throughout this REF. Table 7.2.3 provides an assessment of the proposed development against each matter of NES. Table 7.2.3: Matters of NES Assessment MATTERS OF NES

COMMENT

LIKELY IMPACT

World Heritage

No world heritage properties will be significantly affected by the proposal.

Nil

National Heritage

No national heritage places will be significantly affected by the proposal.

Nil

The site is not located on any creek, river or tributary that will affect a wetland of international significance.

Nil

No threatened species, populations or ecological communities listed within Commonwealth (or State) legislation should be significantly affected by the proposal providing the environmental mitigation measures are adopted.

Nil

Migratory Species

No migratory species should be affected by the proposal providing the environmental mitigation measures are adopted.

Nil

Nuclear Actions

No nuclear actions are proposed.

Nil

Marine Environment

No Commonwealth Marine Areas will be significantly impacted by the proposal.

Nil

Great Barrier Reef Marine Park

The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park will not be impacted by the proposal.

Nil

Protecting Water Sources from Coal Seam Gas and Large Coal Mining Developments

No coal seam gas or coal mines are proposed.

Nil

Wetlands of Importance

International

Threatened Species Ecological Communities

and

Referral under the EPBC Act is not required for the proposed activity.

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COMPILATION OF MITIGATION MEASURES

8.1.

CONSTRUCTION ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN (CEMP)

A CEMP or equivalent, such as a Site Environmental Plan (SEP) will be prepared for the proposed works. The CEMP or equivalent will include any licences and permits that may be required, environmental management measures outlined in Section 6 of this REF and additional site-specific measures that may be required as part of establishing the construction site or construction methodology. Where construction requires a change of scope to that considered in this REF, then an addendum to the REF will be prepared to consider additional environmental impacts and management measures. An Environmental Site Induction must be conducted prior to any construction activities commencing on site for all construction personnel working on the site. Records of the induction including content and personnel inducted must be kept. 8.2.

LAND USE

Environmental management measures to minimise impact on land use are: • •

Nearby residents and other stakeholders are to be advised of proposed construction and timing on an ongoing basis; Contact details of the site supervisor to be displayed on site at all times;

•

Access to be maintained to nearby properties at all times;

• •

8.3.

TRAFFIC AND ACCESS

Environmental management measures to minimise impact on traffic and access are: • • • • 8.4.

Environmental management measures to minimise noise impacts: • •

• • • • •

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• 8.5.

Environmental management measures to minimise impact on soils and geology: •

Oils, fuels and chemicals used during construction will be stored in a locked bund capable of holding 110% of the capacity of the containers within;

•

Equipment will be serviced and maintained to minimise potential for loss of fluids;

•

Implement Erosion and Sediment Control Plans in accordance with the Managing Urban Stormwater: Soils and Construction “The Blue Book” (4th edition, Landcom 2004);

•

Utilise existing cleared areas of the site as the construction compound and stockpile area(s);

•

The CEMP will include details on waste management and provide a spill management procedure;

•

Soil taken off site must be tested in accordance with Waste Classification Guidelines (NSW EPA, 2014);

•

Fertiliser, fuels etc stored on site for the ongoing maintenance of recreation facilities should be securely kept in a locked bund capable of holding 110% of the capacity of the containers within;

•

8.6.

AIR QUALITY

Environmental management measures to minimise impact on air quality, climate and climate change are: • • • • • 8.7.

Environmental management measures to minimise impact on water quality: •

• •

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8.8.

FLORA, FAUNA AND BUSHFIRE

Environmental management measures to minimise impact on flora and fauna are: •

•

From the commencement of building works and in perpetuity, the property must be managed as an inner protection area within the area marked as 'APZ' on 'Image 7: Asset Protection Zone plan' in the Bush Fire Assessment Report prepared by Australian Bushfire Consulting Services dated 10 August 2023 with reference 23-231 in accordance with the following August requirements of Appendix 4 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019: o tree canopy cover should be less than 15% at maturity; o trees at maturity should not touch or overhang the building; o lower limbs should be removed up to a height of 2 m above the ground; o tree canopies should be separated by 2 to 5 m; o preference should be given to smooth-barked and evergreen trees; o large discontinuities or gaps in the shrubs layer should be provided to slow down or break the progress of fire towards buildings; o shrubs should not be located under trees; o shrubs should not form more than 10% ground cover; o clumps of shrubs should be separated from exposed windows and doors by a distance of at least twice the height of the vegetation; o grass should be kept mown (as a guide, grass should be kept to no more than 100mm in height); and o leaves and vegetation debris should be removed regularly. New construction of the proposed new office must comply with section 3 and section 5 (BAL 12.5) Australian Standard AS3959-2018 Construction of buildings in bushfire-prone areas or the relevant requirements of the NASH Standard - Steel Framed Construction in Bushfire Areas (incorporating amendment A - 2015). New construction must also comply with the construction requirements in Section 7.5 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019; New construction of the proposed new general learning areas and breakout space must comply with section 3 and section 6 (BAL 19) Australian Standard AS3959-2018 Construction of buildings in bushfire-prone areas or the relevant requirements of the NASH Standard - Steel Framed Construction in Bushfire Areas (incorporating amendment A - 2015). New construction must also comply with the construction requirements in Section 7.5 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019; The provision of water, electricity and gas, to the new buildings only, must comply with the following in accordance with Table 6.8c of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019: o fire hydrant, spacing, design and sizing complies with the relevant clauses of Australian Standard AS2419; o hydrants are not located within any road carriageway; o fire hydrant flows and pressures comply with the relevant clauses of AS 2419; o all above-ground water service pipes are metal, including and up to any taps; o where practicable, electrical transmission lines are underground; o where overhead, electrical transmission lines are proposed as follows: o lines are installed with short pole spacing (30m), unless crossing gullies, gorges or riparian areas; and o no part of a tree is closer to a power line than the distance set out in accordance with the specifications in ISSC3 Guideline for Managing Vegetation Near Power Lines. o reticulated or bottled gas is installed and maintained in accordance with AS/NZS 1596:2014 and the requirements of relevant authorities, and metal piping is used;

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reticulated or bottled gas is installed and maintained in accordance with AS/NZS 1596:2014 ‐ The storage and handling of LP Gas, the requirements of relevant authorities, and metal piping is used; o all fixed gas cylinders are kept clear of all flammable materials to a distance of 10m and shielded on the hazard side; o connections to and from gas cylinders are metal; polymer‐sheathed flexible gas supply lines are not used; and o above-ground gas service pipes are metal, including and up to any outlets. A Bush Fire Emergency Management and Evacuation Plan must be prepared/updated to include the new buildings in accordance with Table 6.8d of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019 and be consistent with the NSW RFS document: A Guide to Developing a Bush Fire Emergency Management and Evacuation Plan; Employ site-sensitive erosion and sediment control measures to minimise waterway siltation from soil stockpiles etc. This would be a concern mainly during the construction phase and needs to be managed using best practice erosion and sedimentation control methods in accordance with the “The Blue Book” (4th edition, Landcom 2004); The works area will be visually inspected at the commencement of work each day for any fauna; If injured wildlife are found cease work and contact a local wildlife carer; Ensure that the appropriate protocols are carried out to minimise the spread of weed material during works and when travelling to/from site (e.g. check tyres and equipment for weeds prior to entering or leaving the site). Priority weeds should be controlled/eradicated where feasible, and weeds controlled after works have been completed on an ongoing basis to prevent reinfestation; Manage weeds in accordance with Council’s obligations under the Biosecurity Act 2015 and the Hunter Regional Strategic Weed Management Plan 2017 - 2022. o

•

• • •

• 8.9.

HERITAGE – ABORIGINAL

Environmental management measure to minimise impact on Aboriginal heritage are: •

The works may be undertaken at the specified locations provided that the proposed activities remain as discussed in this document;

•

All on-site personnel are to be made aware of their obligations under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 and the Heritage Act 1977, through an onsite induction or other suitable format.

•

8.10. HERITAGE – NON-ABORIGINAL Environmental management measure to minimise impact on non-Aboriginal heritage items are:

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8.11. VISUAL IMPACT Environmental management measures to minimise impact on the visual environment are: • • • •

8.12. SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC Environmental management measures to minimise impact on social and economic factors are: •

• •

8.13. WASTE Environmental management measures to minimise impact on waste are: •

• • • •

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CONCLUSION AND JUSTIFICATION FOR THE PROPOSAL

Green Point Christian College (GPCC) is proposing to undertake works associated with the construction of a modular school structure and modular office building at the College campus at 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251. The proposal is located in Central Coast Council Local Government Area (LGA) within land owned by GPCC. The site is located within the College at 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251 (Lot 2341 & 2342 DP127628). The proposal involves the: • Erection of a single-storey modular school structure housing 2 classrooms, breakout space and store room • Erection of a single-storey modular office structure featuring 2 office spaces, foyer and generator room • Associated connecting pathways The works aim to enable greater education use and enjoyment of the site through the provision of new classrooms and offices with minimal vegetation removal. This REF is prepared on behalf of Green Point Christian College as the proponent under Part 5 of the EP&A Act. This REF fulfils GPCC’s obligation to examine and take into account to the fullest extent possible all matters affecting or likely to affect the environment as a result of the proposed activities outlined in Section 1 and 3. The proposal is not likely to significantly affect the environment (including critical habitat) or threatened species, populations or ecological communities, or their habitats. The proposal does not require further consideration under the EPBC Act. In the event construction parameters or ancillary works are proposed to be changed and these changes are considered significant, this REF will need to be reviewed and updated to ensure the environmental measures are adequate.

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10.

REFERENCES

Aerometrex (MetroMap) https://metromap.com.au/ AHIMS Web Services Search (conducted 28 June 2023) Australian Bureau of Meteorology http://www.bom.gov.au/ (access 6 July 2023) Australian Bureau of Statistics www.abs.stat.gov.au, (accessed 6 July 2023) Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016 No 63 Department of Environment, Climate Change & Water, 2010, Due Diligence Code of Practice for the Protection of Aboriginal Objects in New South Wales Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 No 203 Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2021 Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act Protected Matters Search Central Coast Local Development Control Plan 2022 Central Coast Local Environmental Plan 2022 Landcom (2004). Managing Urban Stormwater: Soils and construction - Volume 1 4th Edition (aka the ‘Blue Book’). NSW EPA, Register of Contaminated Sites Notified to the EPA NSW EPA (2014). Waste Classification Guidelines Part 1: Classifying Waste NSW Planning Portal ePlanning Spatial Viewer Office of Environment & Heritage State Heritage Register Rural Fires Act 1997 SIX Maps https://maps.six.nsw.gov.au/ State Environmental Planning Policy (Biodiversity and Conservation) 2021 State Environmental Planning Policy (Resilience and Hazards) 2021 State Environmental Planning Policy (Transport and Infrastructure) 2021 Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Act 2001 No 58

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APPENDICES

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APPENDIX 1 Survey Plan prepared by Beveridge Williams

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AROON A

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DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

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www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

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Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

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ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

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Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

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Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

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CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET

6 OF 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 4

REFER TO SHEET 1 FOR LEGEND, NOTES AND EASEMENT DESCRIPTIONS FOR SCHEDULE OF WINDOWS AND DOORS REFER TO SHEET 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 6

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 8

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 10 VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET

7 OF 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 5

CERTAINTY

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

RISK

A B C D

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 7

A B C D

CLASS

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

FOR SCHEDULE OF WINDOWS AND DOORS REFER TO SHEET 14 M

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 11 VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET

8 OF 14

S BEATTIE

ROAD

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 6

CERTAINTY

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

RISK

A B C D

DRIVE

AVOC

VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 10

A B C D

CLASS

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET

9 OF 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 7

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 9

M M

AVO

CA M M

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 11

REFER TO SHEET 1 FOR LEGEND, NOTES AND EASEMENT DESCRIPTIONS

IV E

FOR SCHEDULE OF WINDOWS AND DOORS REFER TO SHEET 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 12 VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET 10 OF 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 8

CERTAINTY

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 10

A B C D

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

CLASS

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

RISK

A B C D

FOR SCHEDULE OF WINDOWS AND DOORS REFER TO SHEET 14

M M

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 13 VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET 11 OF 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 10

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 13

OC A

CERTAINTY

A B C D

VER

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

AMENDMENTS

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

DATE

CLASS

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

IV E

RISK

A B C D

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET 12 OF 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 11

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 12

M M

CERTAINTY

A B C D

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

CLASS

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

RISK

A B C D

OC A

DRIV

FOR SCHEDULE OF WINDOWS AND DOORS REFER TO SHEET 14

WN DAVISTO ROAD

VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET 13 OF 14

VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET 14 OF 14

APPENDIX 2 Architectural Plans prepared by Marathon Modular

Review of Environmental Factors – 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251 September 2023 | Our Ref: 14397

C:\Users\LucasvanderWalt\Marathon Modular\MGPL Cloud - MGPL_Operations\1.0 Projects\2.0 Current Projects\2302-BC Green Point CC Build Contract\4.0 Drawings\Architectural\Revit File\15.09.23 Greenpoint Christian CollegeIssue O.rvt 15/09/2023 12:00:28 PM

NAME: PROJECT NO: ADDRESS: ISSUE:

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DC-2302

382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251 O

3 Rosella street, Singleton NSW, 2330 www.mgpl.com.au P. 02 6575 2900 Marathon Modular is the owner of the copyright of these drawings. No reproduction or use of them must be done without prior permission and written consent. Copyright 2019

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT - SHEET LIST DD000 DD001 DD100 DD101 DD102 DD105 DD110 DD111 DD201 DD202 DD301 DD302 DD401 DD403 DD405 DD901

2 3D View 2 - View From Playground SCALE

3 3D View 1 - View From Road SCALE

SHEET NO.

SHEET NAME COVER SHEET SITE PLAN SUB GROUND FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN FRL PLAN ELECTRICAL PLAN REFLECTED CEILING PLAN ROOF PLAN ELEVATIONS SHEET 1 ELEVATIONS SHEET 2 SECTIONS SHEET 1 SECTIONS SHEET 2 TYPICAL HANDRAIL & BALUSTRADE DETAILS STAIR DETAILS SHEET 1 RAMP DETAILS JOINERY DETAILS

REVISION DATE 15.09.23 15.09.23 15.09.23 15.09.23 15.09.23 15.09.23 15.09.23 15.09.23 15.09.23 15.09.23 15.09.23 15.09.23 15.09.23 15.09.23 15.09.23 14.09.23

REVISION O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O N

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Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR8INFORMATION ING 8A . 3 BUILD N' No EBUILD ISSUE FOR OF ATIO T RE L RO L ST C CONTRACT N ETA RO O C ET CLIENTMECONSIDERATION NP V LE ISSUE '7-E TO COUNCIL B AIN RET L AL LT WA ME PORT CAR

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Verify all dimensions before commencing work. Use figured dimensions. Do not scale off drawing. This design is copyright and may not be reproduced without the written permission of the architect.

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PROTECTION OF OPENINGS PROTECTION OF ALL OPENINGS IN ACCORDANCE WITH AS 3959-2018 AS PER BUSFIRE ASSESSMENT REPORT (10.08.2023 REF 23-231)

Date Project No. Drawing No.

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NOTE 01 FINAL POSITION OF THE MODULAR BUILDING IS DEPENDANT ON THE SITE SURVEY PROVIDED TO MARATHON BY A REGISTERED SURVEYOR. ANY LOCATION PLANS PROVIDED BY MARATHON ARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

NOTE 02 REFER THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER DESIGN SET FOR DETAILS ON THE STRUCTURAL STEEL WORKS.

NOTE 03 ALL GPO'S TO BE 300MM ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

NOTE 04 ALL LIGHT SWITCHES ARE TO BE INSTALLED BETWEEN 900MM AND 1000MM ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL.

NOTE 05 COLOUR & FINISHES MAY BE ALTERED DEPENDING ON FINAL SELECTIONS AND AVAILABILITY. MARATHON WILL ENDEAVOR TO SWAP FINISHES FOR SIMILAR WHEREVER POSSIBLE.

NOTE 06 THE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES LAYOUT DRAWING AND PRODUCT SPECIFICATION OUTLINE IS PRODUCED TO CONVEY THE INTENT ONLY. FIXTURES AND FITTINGS MAY VARY DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY.

NOTE 07 POSITIONS OF BOTH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL AC UNITS MAY VARY TO SUIT TRANSPORT REQUIREMENTS. MARATHON RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RELOCATE THESE UNITS TO BEST SUIT THE DESIGN.

NOTE 08 PROVIDED RENDER OR SKETCH 3D IN THIS DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE MAY NOT ACCURATELY REPRESENT THE FINAL PRODUCT.

NOTE 09 THE CLIENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT OF RELEVANT AUTHORITY FEES AND APPLICATIONS TO COMPLETE THE WORKS UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED.

NOTE 10 EXTENT OF THE SITE SERVICES CONNECTS IS AS PER THE SPECIFICATIONS.

NOTE 11 DRAWINGS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT .REF 23-231

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GENERAL NOTES

BUSHFIRE NOTES

GENERAL NOTES THE BUILDING IS TO BE CONSTRUCTED WITH: EXTERNAL WALLS THAT HAVE AN FRL OF NOT LESS THAN 60/60/60 WHEN TESTED FROM THE OUTSIDE, INCLUDING ANY OPENINGS PROTECTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH AS 3959 FOR BAL 19 OR GREATER

FOR EXTERNAL WALLS AND ROOF, USING A MATERIAL OR SYSTEM THAT SATISFIES THE TEST CRITERIA OF AS 1530.8.1 FOR A RADIANT HEAT FLUX OF 10KW/M² OR GREATER.

AS PER THE BUSHFIRE ASSESSMENT REPORT (10.8.23)

SITE & PATHWAYS A NON-COMBUSTIBLE PATHWAY DIRECTLY ADJACENT TO THE BUILDING AND NOT LESS THAN 1.5M WIDE MUST BE PROVIDED AROUND THE PERIMETER OF THE BUILDING AS PER BUSFIRE ASSESSMENT REPORT. AS PER AS 3959:2018

FLOOR NON-COMBUSTIBLE FLOORING AS PER AS 3959:2018

INTERNAL & EXTERNAL WALLS AS PER BUSHFIRE ASSESSMENT REPORT

SCREENS FOR WINDOWS & DOORS AS PER AS 3959:2018 SECTION 6.5.2 WHERE SCREENS ARE FITTED TO DOOR OPENINGS FOR EMBER PROTECTION, THEY SHALL HAVE A MAXIMUM APERTURE OF 2.0 MM AND BE TIGHT FITTING TO THE FRAME IN THE CLOSED POSITION.

DOORS AS PER AS 3959:2018 SECTION 6.1.4

SHEET ROOFS AS PER AS 3959:2018 SECTION 6.6.3

EAVES LININGS, FASCIAS & GABLES AS PER AS 3959:2018 SECTION 6.6.6

POSTS

JOINTING

17.01

TER GUT

SOLID SHEETING UNDER BUILDING REPLACED WITH BUSHFIRE MESH IN FRONT OF CONDENSER UNITS - MIN. 1.5m²

SK1.04 1

DD901

23590

10346

DD302

DD201

MODULE 8 LENGTH

10873 7470

DD901

MODULE 5 LENGTH

DD202

MODULE 3-4 LENGTH

2 SK1.06

MODULE 6 & 7 LENGTHS

EXISTING 1-2 STOREY BUILDING

MODULE 1-2 LENGHTH 9320

DD202

13244

3950 MODULE 8

GENERAL NOTES

SUBSTRUCTURE AS PER STRUCTURAL ENG DETAILS AND BUSHFIRE ASSESSMENT REPORT

SOLID SHEETING UNDER BUILDING REPLACED WITH BUSHFIRE MESH IN FRONT OF CONDENSER UNITS - MIN. 3m²

SOLID SHEETING UNDER BUILDING REPLACED WITH BUSHFIRE MESH IN FRONT OF CONDENSER UNITS - MIN. 3.7m²

DD201

3950

3000

MODULE 7

MODULE 6

MODULE 5

MODULE 4

MODULE 3

MODULE 2

MODULE 1

NOTE 01

FINAL POSITION OF THE MODULAR BUILDING IS DEPENDANT ON THE SITE SURVEY PROVIDED TO MARATHON BY A REGISTERED SURVEYOR. ANY LOCATION PLANS PROVIDED BY MARATHON ARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

NOTE 02

REFER THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER DESIGN SET FOR DETAILS ON THE STRUCTURAL STEEL WORKS.

NOTE 03

ALL GPO'S TO BE 300MM ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

NOTE 04

ALL LIGHT SWITCHES ARE TO BE INSTALLED BETWEEN 900MM AND 1000MM ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL.

NOTE 05

COLOUR & FINISHES MAY BE ALTERED DEPENDING ON FINAL SELECTIONS AND AVAILABILITY. MARATHON WILL ENDEAVOR TO SWAP FINISHES FOR SIMILAR WHEREVER POSSIBLE.

NOTE 06

THE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES LAYOUT DRAWING AND PRODUCT SPECIFICATION OUTLINE IS PRODUCED TO CONVEY THE INTENT ONLY. FIXTURES AND FITTINGS MAY VARY DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY.

NOTE 07

POSITIONS OF BOTH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL AC UNITS MAY VARY TO SUIT TRANSPORT REQUIREMENTS. MARATHON RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RELOCATE THESE UNITS TO BEST SUIT THE DESIGN.

NOTE 08

PROVIDED RENDER OR SKETCH 3D IN THIS DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE MAY NOT ACCURATELY REPRESENT THE FINAL PRODUCT.

NOTE 09

THE CLIENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT OF RELEVANT AUTHORITY FEES AND APPLICATIONS TO COMPLETE THE WORKS UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED.

NOTE 10

EXTENT OF THE SITE SERVICES CONNECTS IS AS PER THE SPECIFICATIONS.

NOTE 11

DRAWINGS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT .REF 23-231

22900

OPENINGS NOTE:

1 SUB GROUND PLAN

- ALL DOORS AND WINDOWS TO BE BAL 19 RATED - EMBER PROTECTION TO ALL WINDOW AND DOOR OPENINGS - ALL EXTERNAL DOORS MUST HAVE DRAFT EXCLUDERS

DD302

DD301

SCALE1 : 75

Rev

Client

Project

Drawing

Issue Date A 04.05.23 K 27.08.23 L 28.08.23

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

SUB GROUND FLOOR PLAN

N O

14.09.23 15.09.23

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR BUILD CONTRACT CLIENT CONSIDERATION ISSUE TO COUNCIL

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

As indicated @ A1

Project date

DC-2302

DD100 O

Issued for

INFORMATION Verify all dimensions before commencing work. Use figured dimensions. Do not scale off drawing. This design is copyright and may not be reproduced without the written permission of the architect.

29.96 29.41

2 27.57

27.93

27.07

External FC Eave Lining

FC Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Windows Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

Door Frames

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27.06

25.33 2

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25.76 24.97

25.30

25.49

24.52

25.06

22.96TK

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Screen BAL.19 RATED METAL MES BAL.19 RATED METAL MESH BAL.19 RATED METAL MESH NIL BAL.12.5 RATED METAL MESH

BAL Rating Count 19 3 19 1 19 8 NIL 2 12.5 5

Fire Protection Schedule Type 4.5kg ABE Fire Extinguisher 4.5kg BE Extinguisher Fire Blanket

Description 4.5kg ABE Portable Fire Extinguisher in Accordance With AS2444-2001 4.5kg BE Portable Fire Extinguisher in Accordance With AS2444-2001 1m2 Fire Blanket in Accordance with NCC & BCA

Date

Project No.

Project date

Drawing No.

21.62TK DD101 O DC-2302

3 8.1

21.76

Scale

As indicated @ A1

Issued for

IL:1

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INV:18.0 SL:2 .5 8 4 21.63T1K

21.84TK M

21.39TK

21.18TK

INFORMATION

21.09

Verify all dimensions before commencing work. Use figured dimensions. Do not scale off drawing. This design is copyright and may not be reproduced without the written permission of the architect.

21.09

21.04 .13TK 1.01

21.05 21.18TK

21.13TK

21.11TK

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Comments -EXTERNAL DOOR - DRAFT EXCLUDERS EXTERNAL DOOR - EMBER PROTECTED EXTERNAL DOOR - BAL. 19 RATED

Window Schedule

22.13T 22.12TKK Type Mark Count

21.55TK 21.49TK

21.18TK 21.05

21.17TK 21.40TK

21.09TK

21.01TK W

Sill Height Glazing Type Comments Frame Colour 1100 CLEAR SLIDING WINDOW WOODLAND GREY 1500 CLEAR SLIDING WINDOW WOODLAND GREY 1000 CLEAR SLIDING WINDOW WOODLAND GREY 1100 CLEAR SLIDING WINDOW WOODLAND GREY 1100 CLEAR SLIDING WINDOW WOODLAND GREY

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

19.60

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19.96

IL:19.26

Width 1800 1200 1800 900 1800

21.93TK

21.83TK

21.80TK

21.62TK CONCRETE ROUNDABOUT

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 20.98 382 Avoca Dr, Green Point MM NSW 2251 20.98 20.0 9BR

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR BUILD CONTRACT CLIENT CONSIDERATION 20.49 CLIENT CONSIDERATION ISSUE TO COUNCIL

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SL:22.2

Type Mark Height W01 1000 W02 600 W03 1200 W04 1000 W05 1000 Grand total: 19

Project

20.11BR W

Issue Date A 04.05.23 K 27.08.23 L 28.08.23

20.80 19.94B RW 20.8 2

Client

-SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND NIL GREY

22.74TK

920

23.57

2040

STEEL

Keying - Hardware -OPENABLE FROM INSIDE AT ALL TIMES -ALL DOORS KEYED ALIKE -OPENABLE FROM INSIDE AT ALL TIMES -ALL DOORS KEYED ALIKE -OPENABLE FROM INSIDE AT ALL TIMES -ALL DOORS KEYED ALIKE -OPENABLE FROM INSIDE AT ALL TIMES -ALL DOORS KEYED ALIKE

20.86TK

3000 MODULE 1

KERB

20.82TK

20.65TK SL:20.5 INV:190.2 SL:20.6 6 4

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24.39

24.42

3000

MODULE 2

23.04

D03

Door Schedule

22.61

19.90TK

19.50TK

Colour: Woodland Grey

21.72

3000 MODULE 3

06.09.23 14.09.23 15.09.23

Fascias, Awnings, & exposed structural elements

21.80TK

3000 MODULE 4

DD302

M N O

Colour: Woodland Grey

21.55TK 21.45TK 21.34TK

22900

D ROA

19.69

920

21.55TK

3000 MODULE 5

W03

21.38TK

3950 MODULE 6

21.05TK

3950

2040

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20.27TK

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21.21TK

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21.09TK

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21.53TK

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D02

1500

Colour: Woodland Grey

90mm PVC painted downpipes REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

Fire Description Frame Finish Rating -SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND 1 HR GREY

21.19 21.3 7

FF1

Type Mark D01

Door Leaf Frame Height Width Count Material 2040 920 3 STEEL

21.11 21.06 21.09

FFL 23.390

W(0X) As per Windows

IL:21.21

W04

21.71

W03

22.34TK IL:21.34

10873

2700

GLA 2 86 m²

FF1 STORE 3 m²

3 Rosella street, Singleton NSW, 2330 www.mgpl.com.au P. 02 6575 2900

8.30TK

D02

NEW MAIN SWITCHBOARD LOCATED IN 2HR FIRE RATED ROOM.

19.73TK SCALE1 : 75

DATA RACK BY CLIENT

1500

FF3

19.46

18.31

18.57TK

T PI

D02

D03

SL:20.1 3 INV:186003 .30

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FFL 23.390

W04

W03

Colour: Woodland Grey

123mm wide Stramit S-Pattern Fascia Gutter REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

21.55TK

FF1

NON-COMBUSTIBLE PATHWAY BY OTHERS IN ACCORDANCE TO S43C6 - REFER TO BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT .REF 23-231 (30/06/2023)

W01

BREAKOUT 15 m² FF1

FFL 23.390

IL:19.78 IL :1 9. 82

IL:18.34

21.20

21.22

19.01

W01

7470

GLA 1 86 m²

21.91

13244

21.61

MODULE 6 & 7 LENGTHS

21.58TK 21.53 21.45

19.19FL

23.54

IL:18.65

DP FE

W01

FF3

P 24.92TG 4 GE INV:20.6 INA A .25 IL:20.80 DR :21 EXISTING BRICK WALL SL 20.95

Trimclad Roof Sheeting - Installed with Bradford Fireseal FZ Roof Batts to comply with Bushfire

DD202

1 ROOF OVER INDICATED IN DASH D01

D01

FF2

21.65TK

ROOF OVER DP INDICATED IN DASH

FFL 23.390 W02

D01

EXISTING 1-2 STOREY BUILDING

DD403

MODULE 5 LENGTH

.94

1 L:2

DD202

Internal lining Wall & Ceiling Plasterboard

schedule

MODULE 3-4 LENGTH

W03

JN.1

22.20FL

IF1

As per Windows

MODULE 1-2 LENGHTH 9320

FFL 23.390 W03

EX. CONCRETE

SL:21.5 0

STAIR.1

ROOF OVER INDICATED IN DASH

23590

19.07

21.65TK

Colour: Ebony Plasterboard Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Colour: Shale Grey

D(0X)

22.85 22.77 22.54

ROOF OVER INDICATED IN DASH

STRIP DRAIN

Exterior Cemintel 16mm Territory Woodland Cladding

21.32

RL 22.350

DP DP

WC2

FF1

Exterior FC 9mm Cladding

23.07

DD403 AC

WC1

schedule

SL:22.2

LANDING

NIL STORING OF COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS UNDER OR ADJACENT TO THE BUILDING REFER TO BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT .REF 23-231 (30/06/2023)

W05

OFFICE 1 13 m²

Polysafe 4540 Ash Grey

-Installed with BAL 19 leaf guard REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

24.60

RL 22.480

D02

22.04TK

FFL 23.390

DD901

22.05TK

FF3

Colour: Shale Grey

D04

W05

25.12

DD201

W05

External FC flooring Verandah 18mm FC

Wet Area Vinyl Slip Retardant Flooring

IL:24.88

No:350

2004

EXISTING SANDSTONE RETAINING WALL

FOYER 12 m² FF1

FFL 23.390

25.43 H:20 D:0 .8 S:20

BE FE

JN.2

10346

D02

FF2 7859

W05

FF1

SL:21.50

19.17FL

) (X

OFFICE 2 13 m²

STAIR.2

SL:19.0

6 20.42

19.19FL

W05

24.91 21.91TKTG

19.43

RAMP

7000

19.26

22.52 IL:21.2021.88TK

20.78

1:14 RAMP

GENERATOR ROOM 5 m² CONCRETE SLAB

EXISTING TREE

Marathon Proposal Godfrey Hirst 770 Cooling Shale

FF3

8 4.8 IL:2 SL:25.4 8

Type Carpet Tiles 500 x 500

28.86

FF2 CONNECTING PATH TO COMPLY WITH AS1428 & AS 3959 -2018

D03

20.79

FF1

24.59

DD405

Code

27.61

22.82

RL 22.890

28.94

28.4

NEW GENERATOR TO ELECTRICAL ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATIONS LOCATED IN AN EXTERNAL PURPOSE BUILT 2HR FIRE RATED ROOM, WITH SEPARATION FROM THE MAIN STRUCTURE. MINIMUM ROOM SIZE 3M(L) X 2M(W) X 2.6M(H)

23.33

3950 MODULE 8

25.35

2000 RAMP WIDTH

3000

MODULE 8 LENGTH

22.57T

22.37TK 22.35

EXISTING TREE

WALL TYPE LEGEND

DD302

DD301

REFERENCE & DIAGRAM

WALL CONFIGURATION:

WT01 - EXTERNAL WALL

- 9MM CFC CLADDING - 15MM STEEL BATTENS - NON COMBUSTIBLE SARKING 75MM STEEL STUD & R2.0 CAVITY INSULATION

121

- 9MM NON STRUCTRAL PLYWOOD - 13MM PLASTERBOARD

3950

WT02 - EXTERNAL WALL

1:14 RAMP

75MM STEEL STUD & R2.0 CAVITY INSULATION

WT03 - INTERNAL WALL

FLOOR NON-COMBUSTIBLE FLOORING AS PER AS 3959:2018

- 13MM PLASTERBOARD - 9MM NON STRUCTRAL PLYWOOD

INTERNAL & EXTERNAL WALLS AS PER BUSHFIRE ASSESSMENT REPORT

WT01

DD302

119

75MM STEEL STUD & R2.0 CAVITY INSULATION

- 9MM NON STRUCTRAL PLYWOOD - 13MM PLASTERBOARD

- 13MM PLASTERBOARD - 9MM NON STRUCTRAL PLYWOOD

DOORS AS PER AS 3959:2018 SECTION 6.1.4

75MM STEEL STUD & R2.0 CAVITY INSULATION

SHEET ROOFS AS PER AS 3959:2018 SECTION 6.6.3

BAL 12.5 of AS 3959-2018

6003 6M FIRE SEPARATION REQUIRED BETWEEN BUILDINGS - FIRE RATED PORTIONS OF WALL REQUIRED IF WITHIN THIS ZONE

D04

FRL WALL 1

WT01

WT04

BAL 12.5 of AS W05 3959-2018 WT01

- 9MM NON STRUCTRAL PLYWOOD - 16MM FYRCHECK

AC W05

W03

FR01

D01

PROTECTION OF OPENINGS PROTECTION OF ALL OPENINGS IN ACCORDANCE WITH AS 3959-2018 AS PER BUSFIRE ASSESSMENT REPORT (10.08.2023 REF 23-231)

- 9MM NON STRUCTRAL PLYWOOD - 16MM FYRCHECK - 16MM FYRCHECK

DRAWINGS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT .REF 23-231

D01 D01

W01

11396

BAL 19 of AS 3959-2018 as per Busfire Assessment Report (10.08.2023 Ref 23-231)

FF1

D02

W04

2 SK1.06

FR03

D02

BAL 19 of AS 3959-2018 as per Busfire Assessment Report (10.08.2023 Ref 23-231)

1500

FF1

W04

FR02

1500

FR02

FR04

FR02

FR 03

AC W03

W01

7470

13244

FR03

W01

FF3

FR03 FF1

- FRL 120/120/120

W02

EXISTING 1-2 STOREY BUILDING

W03

AC W03

W03

Code

Type Carpet Tiles 500 x 500

Godfrey Hirst 770 Cooling Shale

FF2

External FC flooring Verandah 18mm FC

Colour: Shale Grey

FF3

Wet Area Vinyl Slip Retardant Flooring

Exterior FC 9mm Cladding

Colour: Shale Grey

WC2

Exterior Cemintel 16mm Territory Woodland Cladding

Colour: Ebony

IF1

Internal lining Wall & Ceiling Plasterboard

Plasterboard Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Trimclad Roof Sheeting - Installed with Bradford Fireseal FZ Roof Batts to comply with Bushfire

123mm wide Stramit S-Pattern Fascia Gutter REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS -Installed with BAL 19 leaf guard REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

3000

90mm PVC painted downpipes REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

GENERAL NOTES

Polysafe 4540 Ash Grey

WC1

3950

Marathon Proposal

FF1

W03

BAL 19 of AS 3959-2018 as per Busfire Assessment Report (10.08.2023 Ref 23-231)

3950

JOINTING

75MM STEEL STUD & R2.0 CAVITY INSULATION

FR01 FR01

POSTS

- 16MM FYRCHECK - 16MM FYRCHECK - 9MM NON STRUCTRAL PLYWOOD

1824

W03

FR02

EAVES LININGS, FASCIAS & GABLES AS PER AS 3959:2018 SECTION 6.6.6

- FRL 60/60/60 FRL WALL 2

W05

To be of non-combustable material only.

SK1.06

AS PER THE BUSHFIRE ASSESSMENT REPORT (10.8.23)

- 9MM NON STRUCTRAL PLYWOOD - 13MM PLASTERBOARD

BAL 12.5 of AS WT04 3959-2018

FOR EXTERNAL WALLS AND ROOF, USING A MATERIAL OR SYSTEM THAT SATISFIES THE TEST CRITERIA OF AS 1530.8.1 FOR A RADIANT HEAT FLUX OF 10KW/M² OR GREATER.

WT03 - INTERNAL WALL

W05

- 9MM NON STRUCTRAL PLYWOOD - 13MM PLASTERBOARD

2000

FF2

BUSHFIRE NOTES

75MM STEEL STUD & R2.0 CAVITY INSULATION

128

NEW GENERATOR TO ELECTRICAL ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATIONS LOCATED IN AN EXTERNAL PURPOSE BUILT 2HR FIRE RATED ROOM, WITH SEPARATION FROM THE MAIN STRUCTURE. MINIMUM ROOM SIZE 3M(L) X 2M(W) X 2.6M(H)

- 16MM CEMINTEL CLADDING - 15MM STEEL BATTENS - NON COMBUSTIBLE SARKING

Colour: Woodland Grey

SCALE 1 : 100

DD302

DD301

EF W(0X) As per Windows

FINAL POSITION OF THE MODULAR BUILDING IS DEPENDANT ON THE SITE SURVEY PROVIDED TO MARATHON BY A REGISTERED SURVEYOR. ANY LOCATION PLANS PROVIDED BY MARATHON ARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

NOTE 02

REFER THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER DESIGN SET FOR DETAILS ON THE STRUCTURAL STEEL WORKS.

NOTE 03

ALL GPO'S TO BE 300MM ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

NOTE 04

ALL LIGHT SWITCHES ARE TO BE INSTALLED BETWEEN 900MM AND 1000MM ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL.

NOTE 05

COLOUR & FINISHES MAY BE ALTERED DEPENDING ON FINAL SELECTIONS AND AVAILABILITY. MARATHON WILL ENDEAVOR TO SWAP FINISHES FOR SIMILAR WHEREVER POSSIBLE.

NOTE 06

THE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES LAYOUT DRAWING AND PRODUCT SPECIFICATION OUTLINE IS PRODUCED TO CONVEY THE INTENT ONLY. FIXTURES AND FITTINGS MAY VARY DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY.

NOTE 07

POSITIONS OF BOTH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL AC UNITS MAY VARY TO SUIT TRANSPORT REQUIREMENTS. MARATHON RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RELOCATE THESE UNITS TO BEST SUIT THE DESIGN.

NOTE 08

PROVIDED RENDER OR SKETCH 3D IN THIS DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE MAY NOT ACCURATELY REPRESENT THE FINAL PRODUCT.

NOTE 09

THE CLIENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT OF RELEVANT AUTHORITY FEES AND APPLICATIONS TO COMPLETE THE WORKS UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED.

NOTE 10

EXTENT OF THE SITE SERVICES CONNECTS IS AS PER THE SPECIFICATIONS.

NOTE 11

DRAWINGS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT .REF 23-231

Colour: Woodland Grey

22900

FRL PLAN

NOTE 01

Fascias, Awnings, & exposed structural elements

Colour: Woodland Grey

External FC Eave Lining

FC Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Windows Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

Door Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

schedule

D(0X) As per Windows schedule

Rev

Client

Project

Drawing

Issue Date J 08.08.23 K 27.08.23 L 28.08.23

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

FRL PLAN

M N O

06.09.23 14.09.23 15.09.23

Description ISSUE TO RFNSW ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR BUILD CONTRACT CLIENT CONSIDERATION CLIENT CONSIDERATION ISSUE TO COUNCIL

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

As indicated @ A1

03/25/20

DC-2302

DD102 O

Issued for

28.94

28.

29.96 28.75

28.86

29.41

27.61

27.06

27.57

27.93

27.07

25.76

25.30

25.49

4.5kg BE Portable Fire Extinguisher in Accordance With AS2444-2001

24.52

22.96TK

24.43

24.39

24.42

25.06

24.97

1m2 Fire Blanket in Accordance with NCC & BCA

22.58TK

22.61

22.74TK

23.57

23.33

23.04

IL:21.21 22.06

21.72

22.04TK

21.93TK

21.80TK

21.83TK

Date

Project No.

09/08/23

DC-2302

21.76

INV:18.0 SL:2 .5 8 4 21.63T1K

21.80TK

21.55TK 21.45TK 21.34TK

Scale

1 : 75 @ A1

Drawing No.

DD105 O

IL:1

3 8.1

21.6Issued 2TK for

20.86TK

1.17TK

21.40TK

North

21.32

TK 21.55TK ELECTRICAL PLAN 21.4 9TK

21.19 21.3 7

21.53TK

21.62TK 21.13TK

.96

22.13T 22.12TKK

21.84TK M

Drawing

21.11TK

MM W

:19.26 20.49 IL

20.98

21.09TK

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

21.01TK

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

20.98 20.0 9BRW

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION CLIENT CONSIDERATION ISSUE TO COUNCIL

Project

20.11BR

19.90TK

Issue Date K 27.08.23 N 14.09.23 O 15.09.23

.47

Client

20.82TK

Rev

19.50TK

CONCRETE ROUNDABOUT

3 Rosella street, Singleton NSW, 2330 www.mgpl.com.au P. 02 6575 2900

22.49TK

MODULE 3-4 LENGTH

7470

1 DD302

20.80 19.94B RW 20.8 2

19.46

KERB

21.11 .06 21.09

3000 MODULE 1

.42

21.55TK

22900

3000

MODULE 2

21.09

3000 MODULE 3

1.18TK

3000 MODULE 4

21.09

3000 MODULE 5

ROA

1 GROUND FLOOR PLAN - ELETRICAL

IL:21.34

10873

3950 MODULE 6

21.55TK

3950 MODULE 7

21.05TK

19.73TK

DD201 PATH

W03

21.38TK

20.27TK

W03

21.35TK

W03

NEW MAIN SWITCHBOARD LOCATED IN 2HR FIRE RATED ROOM.

SL:20.1 3 INV:186003 .30

21.21TK

21.09TK

W03

JN.1

W03

FF3

21.71

Description 4.5kg ABE Portable Fire Extinguisher in Accordance With AS2444-2001

SL:22.2 1

1500

22.05TK

FF1 STORE 3 m²

MODULE 1-2 LENGHTH 9320

FF1

21.39TK

JN.1

2 FE

1500

IL:19.78 IL :1 9. 82

IL:18.34

GLA 2 86 m²

D02

21.22

EDB

21.91

13244

21.61

MODULE 6 & 7 LENGTHS

21.58TK 21.53 21.45

19.19FL

23.54

W01

21.20

FF3 DD901

W04 D03

T PI

W01

DATA RACK BY CLIENT

W04

NON-COMBUSTIBLE PATHWAY BY OTHERS IN ACCORDANCE TO S43C6 - REFER TO BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT .REF 23-231 (30/06/2023)

SCALE1 : 75

19.01

BREAKOUT 15 m² FF1 D02

24.92TG 4 GE INV:20.6 INA A .25 IL:20.80 DR :21 EXISTING BRICK WALL SL 20.95

IL:18.65

FF1

W01

DD202

D01 D01

GLA 1 86 m²

FF2

W02

Type 4.5kg ABE Fire Extinguisher 4.5kg BE Extinguisher Fire Blanket

22.34TK

D01

21.65TK

.94

21 IL:

22.85 22.77 22.54

W03

20F L

0TK

STAIR.1

23590

19.07

DP DP

MODULE 5 LENGTH

RL 22.350

W05

BE FE

Dux 80ltr 2.4kw Proflo Electric Storage Water Heater Data Communication- ROUGH_IN ONLY Per Electrcial Engineer's Specifications GPO Standard 2G Horiz 10A 250V White GSMPUPP2 Smoke Alarm PE Type 230-240VAC 3VDC Lithium Battery Flush Switch Standard 2G Vert 10A 250V White

Fire Protection Schedule

23.07

FF1

2700

STAIR.2

LANDING

OFFICE 1 13 m²

SL:22.2 1

NIL STORING OF COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS UNDER OR ADJACENT TO THE BUILDING REFER TO BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT .REF 23-231 (30/06/2023)

Description

Wall Switch 2 Gang

Count

24.60

RL 22.480 C

STRIP DRAIN

DD202

WS 12 Grand total: 52

ABE FE

Type

Hot Water Unit Data Communication Distribution Panel Board GPO - Powerpoint Double Smoke Detector

Type Mark

W03

EX. CONCRETE

1 6 1 22 10

D02

21.65TK

C EDB GPO SD

Count

IL:24.88

No:350 W05

D04

Electrical Fixture Schedule

Type Mark

DD201

EXISTING 1-2 STOREY BUILDING

25.43 H:20 D:0 .8 S:20

2 JN.2

FOYER 12 m²DD901 5 FF1 FF3

W05

SL:21.5 0

25.35

EXISTING SANDSTONE RETAINING WALL

20.65TK SL:20.5 INV:190.2 SL:20.6 6 4

10346

BE FE MODULE 8 LENGTH

24.91 21.91TKTG

D02

FF2 7859

W05

FF1

SL:21.50

19.17FL

)

RAMP

7000

22.52 IL:21.2021.88TK

19.26

SL:19.0

9FL

OFFICE 2 13 m²

19.43

W05

EXISTING TREE

20.78

1:14 RAMP

GENERATOR ROOM 5 m² CONCRETE SLAB

8 4.8 IL:2 SL:25.4 8

25.33

CONNECTING PATH TO COMPLY WITH AS1428 & AS 3959 -2018

D03

25.12

22.82

NEW GENERATOR TO ELECTRICAL ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATIONS LOCATED IN AN EXTERNAL PURPOSE BUILT 2HR FIRE RATED ROOM, WITH SEPARATION FROM THE MAIN STRUCTURE. MINIMUM ROOM SIZE 3M(L) X 2M(W) X 2.6M(H)

24.59

3950 MODULE 8

RL 22.890

20.79

18.31

28.45

Christian CollegeIssue 15/09/2023 12:01:16 PMO.rvt

2000 RAMP WIDTH

6 22.37TK 20.42 22.3 File\15.09.23 Greenpoint C:\Users\LucasvanderWalt\Marathon Modular\MGPL Cloud - MGPL_Operations\1.0 Projects\2.0 Current Projects\2302-BC Green Point CC Build Contract\4.0 Drawings\Architectural\Revit5

EXISTING TREE

INFORMATION

Verify all dimensions before commencing work. Use figured dimensions. Do not scale off drawing. This design is copyright and may not be reproduced without the written permission of the architect.

Code FF1

FF2

External FC flooring Verandah 18mm FC

Colour: Shale Grey

FF3

Wet Area Vinyl Slip Retardant Flooring

WC1

Exterior FC 9mm Cladding

GENERATOR ROOM 5 m²

WC2

Exterior Cemintel 16mm Territory Woodland Cladding

Colour: Ebony

CFR

IF1

Internal lining Wall & Ceiling Plasterboard

Plasterboard Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Trimclad Roof Sheeting

3950

2004

SUSPENDED

2XHR FIRE RATED CEILING

SUSPENDED CPB

L.1

OFFICE 2 13 m² L.3

L.1

10346

MODULE 8 LENGTH

LUX LEVEL 320

SUSPENDED L.1

L.4

123mm wide Stramit S-Pattern Fascia Gutter REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

Colour: Woodland Grey

90mm PVC painted downpipes REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

Colour: Woodland Grey

Fascias, Awnings, & exposed structural elements

Colour: Woodland Grey

External FC Eave Lining

FC Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Windows Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

Door Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

L.1

L.3

Colour: Shale Grey

-Installed with BAL 19 leaf guard REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

LUX LEVEL 320

L.1

Polysafe 4540 Ash Grey

- Installed with Bradford Fireseal FZ Roof Batts to comply with Bushfire

L.1

Marathon Proposal Godfrey Hirst 770 Cooling Shale

MODULE 8 2978

L.1 SD

Type Carpet Tiles 500 x 500

CPB

L.1

FOYER 12 m²

EF W(0X) As per Windows schedule

D(0X) L.1

As per Windows

L.1 SD

schedule

L.3

L.1

CEILING FINISHES

L.1

SUSPENDED OFFICE 1 L2

23590

WEATHERPROOF PE CELL LOCATION

CAB ACOUSTIC BATTENS CAT DROP-IN ACOUSTIC TILES 600 x 1200 CAP PERFORATED PLYWOOD CBT BATTEN CEILING WITH CPB SUBSTRATE ABOVE CCP CONCRETE WITH PAINT FINISH CEF STICK ON ACOUSTIC TILES CEX EXISTING CEILING UNCHANGED CES EXPOSED CONCRETE SLAB CFC COMPRESSED FIBRE CEMENT WITH PAINT FINISH CFR FIRE RATED PLASTERBOARD CEILING WITH PAINT FINISH (2 HOURS) CMR MOISTURE RESISTENT PLASTERBOARD WITH PAINT FINISH CPB PLASTERBOARD WITH PAINT FINISH CPP PERFORATED PLASTERBOARD WITH PAINT FINISH CPW PLYWOOD CTB DROP DOWN FEATURE TIMBER CEILING

13 m²

CPB

L.1

L.3

GLA 1 86 m² L.1

L.1

LUX LEVEL 240

L.1

6M FIRE SEPARATION REQUIRED BETWEEN BUILDINGS - FIRE RATED PORTIONS OF WALL REQUIRED IF WITHIN THIS ZONE

L.3

L.1

L.4

BREAKOUT L.4 15 m²

L.1

LUX LEVEL 240

L.1

LUX LEVEL 240

L.1

L.3

L.1

L.3

L.1

GLA 2 86 m²

L.1

L.1 L.2

Count

Type

L.1

Downlight Exterior LED Batten Light

L.3 8 L.4 5 Grand total: 81

Emergency Lighting Exit Light - Non Directional

SUSPENDED

L.1

C EDB GPO SD

CFR

L.1

LUX LEVEL 160

3950

3000

MODULE 7

MODULE 6

MODULE 5

22900

<varies> LED Batten Weatherproof 20W 200-264V 2500LM PC (TEKBE-2-20G120-P) LED Light Satellite 1W 240VAC 50Hz 50000hr Recessed LED Emergency Exit Sign 4.6W 380mm White

Electrical Fixture Schedule Type Mark

L.1

Comments

64 4

CPB

2XHR FIRE RATED CEILING

L.1

Lighting Fixture Schedule Type Mark

RAKED

L.1 L.1

L.1

CPB

L.1

CPB

L.1

RAKED

L.1

L.4 L.1

L.1

10836

L.1

MODULE 5 LENGTH

L.1

7470

L.1

RAKED L.1

L.1

MODULE 3-4 LENGTH

L.1

MODULE 1-2 LENGHTH 9320

LIGHTING LAYOUT INDICATIVE ONLY

13244

EXISTING 1-2 STOREY BUILDING

MODULE 6 & 7 LENGTHS

L.4

3000

MODULE 4

MODULE 3

MODULE 2

MODULE 1

Count 1 6 1 22 10

WS 12 Grand total: 52

Type

Description

Hot Water Unit Data Communication Distribution Panel Board GPO - Powerpoint Double Smoke Detector

Wall Switch 2 Gang

Fire Protection Schedule Type Mark

6003 SETBACK

Count

ABE FE

BE FE

Type

Description

4.5kg ABE Fire Extinguisher 4.5kg BE Extinguisher Fire Blanket

4.5kg ABE Portable Fire Extinguisher in Accordance With AS2444-2001 4.5kg BE Portable Fire Extinguisher in Accordance With AS2444-2001 1m2 Fire Blanket in Accordance with NCC & BCA

1 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN SCALE1 : 75

Rev

Client

Project

Drawing

Issue Date A 04.05.23 K 27.08.23 L 28.08.23

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

M N O

06.09.23 14.09.23 15.09.23

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR BUILD CONTRACT CLIENT CONSIDERATION CLIENT CONSIDERATION ISSUE TO COUNCIL

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

As indicated @ A1

Project date

DC-2302

DD110 O

Issued for

Code

MODULE 8

2004

3°RF

Marathon Proposal

Carpet Tiles 500 x 500

Godfrey Hirst 770 Cooling Shale

FF2

External FC flooring Verandah 18mm FC

Colour: Shale Grey

FF3

Wet Area Vinyl Slip Retardant Flooring

WC1

Exterior FC 9mm Cladding

WC2

Exterior Cemintel 16mm Territory Woodland Cladding

Colour: Ebony

IF1

Internal lining Wall & Ceiling Plasterboard

Plasterboard Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Trimclad Roof Sheeting

3950

3003

Type

FF1

Polysafe 4540 Ash Grey

Colour: Shale Grey

- Installed with Bradford Fireseal FZ Roof Batts to comply with Bushfire

123mm wide Stramit S-Pattern Fascia Gutter REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS -Installed with BAL 19 leaf guard REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

10346

3°

MODULE 8 LENGTH

10346

6M FIRE SEPARATION REQUIRED BETWEEN BUILDINGS - FIRE RATED PORTIONS OF WALL REQUIRED IF WITHIN THIS ZONE

EF W(0X) As per Windows

100mm DOWNPIPE & SPREADER - REFER TO HYDRAULIC ENG. DRAWINGS

Colour: Woodland Grey

90mm PVC painted downpipes REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

Colour: Woodland Grey

Fascias, Awnings, & exposed structural elements

Colour: Woodland Grey

External FC Eave Lining

FC Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Windows Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

Door Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

schedule

D(0X) As per Windows schedule

23590

Colour: Woodland Grey

7470

10873 MODULE 3-4 LENGTH

7947

MODULE 1-2 LENGHTH 9320

3°

MODULE 6 & 7 LENGTHS

13244

EXISTING 1-2 STOREY BUILDING

MODULE 5 LENGTH

6003 SETBACK

3950

3000

MODULE 7

MODULE 6

MODULE 5

MODULE 4

MODULE 3

MODULE 2

MODULE 1

22900

1 ROOF PLAN SCALE1 : 75

Rev

Client

Project

Drawing

Issue Date J 08.08.23 K 27.08.23 L 28.08.23

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

ROOF PLAN

M N O

06.09.23 14.09.23 15.09.23

Description ISSUE TO RFNSW ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR BUILD CONTRACT CLIENT CONSIDERATION CLIENT CONSIDERATION ISSUE TO COUNCIL

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

As indicated @ A1

03/25/20

DC-2302

DD111 O

Issued for

2t 2o

2s 2n

22898 3000

3000

3950

3950 GT

ROOF TOP

27.171

Code WC1

CL 2700 26.090

WC1

CL 2400

D01

25.790

W01

WC1

W01

W02

AC-CON. W03

W01

D03

WC1

AC-CON.

GROUND FLOOR 23.390

Type

Marathon Proposal

FF1

Carpet Tiles 500 x 500

Godfrey Hirst 770 Cooling Shale

FF2

External FC flooring Verandah 18mm FC

Colour: Shale Grey

FF3

Wet Area Vinyl Slip Retardant Flooring

WC1

Exterior FC 9mm Cladding

WC2

Exterior Cemintel 16mm Territory Woodland Cladding

Colour: Ebony

IF1

Internal lining Wall & Ceiling Plasterboard

Plasterboard Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Trimclad Roof Sheeting

Polysafe 4540 Ash Grey

Colour: Shale Grey

AC-CON.

Colour: Woodland Grey

- Installed with Bradford Fireseal FZ Roof Batts to comply with Bushfire

123mm wide Stramit S-Pattern Fascia Gutter REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

NORTH ELEVATION

Colour: Woodland Grey

-Installed with BAL 19 leaf guard REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

SCALE 1 : 50

2s 2n

2t 2o

22898 3950

3950

3000

W(0X)

3000

As per Windows

90mm PVC painted downpipes REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

Colour: Woodland Grey

Fascias, Awnings, & exposed structural elements

Colour: Woodland Grey

External FC Eave Lining

FC Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Windows Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

Door Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

schedule

WC2

ROOF TOP

WC2

D(0X) As per Windows schedule

27.171 CL 2700 26.090 CL 2400 25.790

WC1

WALL CLADDING JOINT

W03

WALL CLADDING JOINT

W03

GROUND FLOOR 23.390

WC1

GROUND LINE BEYOND

SUBFLOOR VENTILATION TO COMPLY WITH NCC AND BAL 19 REQUIREMENTS

SOUTH ELEVATION SCALE 1 : 50

Window Schedule Type Mark Height W01 1000 W02 600 W03 1200 W04 1000 W05 1000 Grand total: 19

Width 1800 1200 1800 900 1800

Door Schedule Screen BAL.19 RATED METAL MES BAL.19 RATED METAL MESH BAL.19 RATED METAL MESH NIL BAL.12.5 RATED METAL MESH

BAL Rating Count 19 3 19 1 19 8 NIL 2 12.5 5

Type Mark D01

Door Leaf Frame Height Width Count Material 2040 920 3 STEEL

Fire Description Frame Finish Rating -SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND 1 HR GREY

D02

2040

920

STEEL

-SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND NIL GREY

D03

2040

920

STEEL

-SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND 2 HRS GREY

D04

2040

920

STEEL

-SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND NIL GREY

Comments -EXTERNAL DOOR - DRAFT EXCLUDERS EXTERNAL DOOR - EMBER PROTECTED EXTERNAL DOOR - BAL. 19 RATED

Grand total: 10

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Client

Project

Drawing

Issue Date A 04.05.23 K 27.08.23 L 28.08.23

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

ELEVATIONS SHEET 1

M N O

06.09.23 14.09.23 15.09.23

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR BUILD CONTRACT CLIENT CONSIDERATION CLIENT CONSIDERATION ISSUE TO COUNCIL

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

1 : 50 @ A1

Project date

DC-2302

DD201 O

Issued for

Code 11396 1482

12194

7470

2419

1848

2004

Marathon Proposal

Carpet Tiles 500 x 500

Godfrey Hirst 770 Cooling Shale

FF2

External FC flooring Verandah 18mm FC

Colour: Shale Grey

FF3

Wet Area Vinyl Slip Retardant Flooring

WC1

Exterior FC 9mm Cladding

WC2

Exterior Cemintel 16mm Territory Woodland Cladding

Colour: Ebony

IF1

Internal lining Wall & Ceiling Plasterboard

Plasterboard Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Trimclad Roof Sheeting

10346

WC2

ROOF TOP 27.171 WC1

CL 2700 26.090

Polysafe 4540 Ash Grey

Colour: Shale Grey

3781

CL 2400 D01

25.790

Type

FF1

W05

2700

- Installed with Bradford Fireseal FZ Roof Batts to comply with Bushfire

123mm wide Stramit S-Pattern Fascia Gutter REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

GROUND FLOOR

-Installed with BAL 19 leaf guard REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

23.390 SITE LEVEL. 22.820

EF W(0X)

As per Windows

EAST ELEVATION

Colour: Woodland Grey

90mm PVC painted downpipes REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

Colour: Woodland Grey

Fascias, Awnings, & exposed structural elements

Colour: Woodland Grey

External FC Eave Lining

FC Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Windows Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

Door Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

schedule

D(0X) As per Windows

SCALE 1 : 50

schedule

23590 10346

1848

11396

WC2

ROOF TOP 27.171 CL 2700

WC1

26.090 CL 2400 25.790

3781

23590

W05

D04

W05

23590

GROUND FLOOR 23.390 SITE LEVEL.

WC1

22.820

1 WEST ELEVATION

900 x 600mm FC GATE . COLOUR TO MATCH THE SUBFLOOR COLOUR. TO BE LOCKED WITH MASTER KEY.

SCALE 1 : 50

Door Schedule Type Mark D01

Door Leaf Frame Height Width Count Material 2040 920 3 STEEL

Fire Description Frame Finish Rating -SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND 1 HR GREY

D02

2040

920

STEEL

-SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND NIL GREY

D03

2040

920

STEEL

-SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND 2 HRS GREY

D04

2040

920

STEEL

-SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND NIL GREY

Comments -EXTERNAL DOOR - DRAFT EXCLUDERS EXTERNAL DOOR - EMBER PROTECTED EXTERNAL DOOR - BAL. 19 RATED

Window Schedule Type Mark Height W01 1000 W02 600 W03 1200 W04 1000 W05 1000 Grand total: 19

Width 1800 1200 1800 900 1800

Screen BAL.19 RATED METAL MES BAL.19 RATED METAL MESH BAL.19 RATED METAL MESH NIL BAL.12.5 RATED METAL MESH

BAL Rating Count 19 3 19 1 19 8 NIL 2 12.5 5

Grand total: 10

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Client

Project

Drawing

Issue Date A 04.05.23 K 27.08.23 L 28.08.23

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

ELEVATIONS SHEET 2

M N O

06.09.23 14.09.23 15.09.23

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR BUILD CONTRACT CLIENT CONSIDERATION CLIENT CONSIDERATION ISSUE TO COUNCIL

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

1 : 50 @ A1

Project date

DC-2302

DD202 O

Issued for

2444

7470

ROOF TOP

1482

FF1

Carpet Tiles 500 x 500

FF2

External FC flooring Verandah 18mm FC

Colour: Shale Grey

FF3

Wet Area Vinyl Slip Retardant Flooring

WC1

Exterior FC 9mm Cladding

WC2

Exterior Cemintel 16mm Territory Woodland Cladding

Colour: Ebony

IF1

Internal lining Wall & Ceiling Plasterboard

Plasterboard Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Trimclad Roof Sheeting

3°

27.171 CL 2700

25.790

Colour: Shale Grey

123mm wide Stramit S-Pattern Fascia Gutter REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

D01

D02 W04

GLA 1 86 m²

JN.1

GPO

GROUND FLOOR

23.390 SITE LEVEL.

W(0X) As per Windows

Colour: Woodland Grey

-Installed with BAL 19 leaf guard REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS 3950

2700

26.090 CL 2400

Polysafe 4540 Ash Grey

- Installed with Bradford Fireseal FZ Roof Batts to comply with Bushfire

1081

Marathon Proposal Godfrey Hirst 770 Cooling Shale

13244 1848

Type

90mm PVC painted downpipes REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

Colour: Woodland Grey

Fascias, Awnings, & exposed structural elements

Colour: Woodland Grey

External FC Eave Lining

FC Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Windows Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

Door Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

schedule

22.820

D(0X)

CONDENSERS AS PER ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS WITH MESH FACADE AS PER BUSHFIRE ASSESSMENT REPORT

As per Windows schedule

Window Schedule

1 SECTION A

Type Mark Height W01 1000 W02 600 W03 1200 W04 1000 W05 1000 Grand total: 19

SCALE 1 : 50

13244 1482

7470

2444

1848

Width 1800 1200 1800 900 1800

Screen BAL.19 RATED METAL MES BAL.19 RATED METAL MESH BAL.19 RATED METAL MESH NIL BAL.12.5 RATED METAL MESH

BAL Rating Count 19 3 19 1 19 8 NIL 2 12.5 5

Door Schedule ROOF TOP

Type Mark D01

Door Leaf Frame Height Width Count Material 2040 920 3 STEEL

Fire Description Frame Finish Rating -SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND 1 HR GREY

D02

2040

920

STEEL

-SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND NIL GREY

D03

2040

920

STEEL

-SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND 2 HRS GREY

D04

2040

920

STEEL

-SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND NIL GREY

27.171 CL 2700 26.090 CL 2400

3950

25.790

D02

W04

D01

2700

Code

Comments -EXTERNAL DOOR - DRAFT EXCLUDERS EXTERNAL DOOR - EMBER PROTECTED EXTERNAL DOOR - BAL. 19 RATED

Grand total: 10 JN.1

GPO

GROUND FLOOR 23.390 SITE LEVEL. 22.820

PAD FOOTINGS AND STRUCTURE AS PER ENGINEERS DETAILS

SITE LEVEL 22.820 CONDENSERS AS PER ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS WITH MESH FACADE AS PER BUSHFIRE ASSESSMENT REPORT

2 SECTION B SCALE 1 : 50

Rev

Client

Project

Drawing

Issue Date A 04.05.23 K 27.08.23 L 28.08.23

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

SECTIONS SHEET 1

N O

14.09.23 15.09.23

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR BUILD CONTRACT CLIENT CONSIDERATION ISSUE TO COUNCIL

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

1 : 50 @ A1

Project date

DC-2302

DD301 O

Issued for

13244

27.171

Code

10346

100mm DOWNPIPE & SPREADER - REFER TO HYDRAULIC ENG. DRAWINGS

3°

ROOF TOP

2ssss

CL 2700

Type

Marathon Proposal

FF1

Carpet Tiles 500 x 500

Godfrey Hirst 770 Cooling Shale

FF2

External FC flooring Verandah 18mm FC

Colour: Shale Grey

FF3

Wet Area Vinyl Slip Retardant Flooring

WC1

Exterior FC 9mm Cladding

WC2

Exterior Cemintel 16mm Territory Woodland Cladding

Colour: Ebony

IF1

Internal lining Wall & Ceiling Plasterboard

Plasterboard Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Trimclad Roof Sheeting

Polysafe 4540 Ash Grey

Colour: Shale Grey

- Installed with Bradford Fireseal FZ Roof Batts to comply with Bushfire

26.090 CL 2400 W05

W05

123mm wide Stramit S-Pattern Fascia Gutter REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

-Installed with BAL 19 leaf guard REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

FOYER 2590

2775

2700

GLA 1

D04

CEILING HEIGHT

3950

25.790

OFFICE 1

GROUND FLOOR

OFFICE 2

23.390 EF

SITE LEVEL

PAD FOOTINGS AND STRUCTURE AS PER ENGINEERS DETAILS

22.820

W(0X) As per Windows

Colour: Woodland Grey

90mm PVC painted downpipes REFER TO HYD. ENG. DRAWINGS

Colour: Woodland Grey

Fascias, Awnings, & exposed structural elements

Colour: Woodland Grey

External FC Eave Lining

FC Colour: Taubmans Grey Ghost with White Base

Windows Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

Door Frames

Colour:Woodland Grey

schedule

D(0X) As per Windows schedule

1 SECTION C-C

900 x 600mm FC GATE . COLOUR TO MATCH THE SUBFLOOR COLOUR. TO BE LOCKED WITH MASTER KEY.

SCALE 1 : 50

ROOF TOP

2t 2o

2s 2n

27.171 CL 2700 26.090 CL 2400 25.790 3950

D01

WC1

W01

D01

W01

W02

W03 W03

2700

W01

FOYER

CONDENSERS AS PER ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS WITH MESH FACADE AS PER BUSHFIRE ASSESSMENT REPORT

D02

GROUND FLOOR 23.390 SITE LEVEL 22.820

2 SECTION D SCALE 1 : 50

Window Schedule Type Mark Height W01 1000 W02 600 W03 1200 W04 1000 W05 1000 Grand total: 19

Width 1800 1200 1800 900 1800

Door Schedule Screen BAL.19 RATED METAL MES BAL.19 RATED METAL MESH BAL.19 RATED METAL MESH NIL BAL.12.5 RATED METAL MESH

BAL Rating Count 19 3 19 1 19 8 NIL 2 12.5 5

Type Mark D01

Door Leaf Frame Height Width Count Material 2040 920 3 STEEL

Fire Description Frame Finish Rating -SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND 1 HR GREY

D02

2040

920

STEEL

-SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND NIL GREY

D03

2040

920

STEEL

-SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND 2 HRS GREY

D04

2040

920

STEEL

-SINGLE LEAF WOODLAND NIL GREY

Comments -EXTERNAL DOOR - DRAFT EXCLUDERS EXTERNAL DOOR - EMBER PROTECTED EXTERNAL DOOR - BAL. 19 RATED

Rev

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Drawing

Issue Date A 04.05.23 K 27.08.23 L 28.08.23

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

SECTIONS SHEET 2

N O

Grand total: 10

14.09.23 15.09.23

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR BUILD CONTRACT CLIENT CONSIDERATION ISSUE TO COUNCIL

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

1 : 50 @ A1

Project date

DC-2302

DD302 O

Issued for

OXWORKS - B1000 (50x25 RAILS) WITH COLORBOND WOODLAND GREY FINISH

1030 OXWORKS - B1000 (50x25 RAILS)

33mm OD STEEL HANDRAILS WHERE REQUIRED - PAINTED TO MATCH COLORBOND WOODLAND GREY (MIN. 30mm OD - MAX. 52mm OD)

865

1030 OXWORKS - B1000 (50x25 RAILS)

75x 75mm POST PAINTED TO MATCH COLORBOND WOODLAND GREY

16DIA ALUMINUM ROUND BAR AT APPROX. 120mm CENTRES

FLOOR FINISH AS SPECIFIED IN ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS

PFC TO ENGINEERS DETAIL

BALUSTRADE - TO BE INSTALLED AT STAIRS

BALUSTRADE

NOTE FOR BALUSTRADES: GAPS BETWEEN BALUSTRADE BARS NO GREATER THAN 125mm 75x 75mm POST PAINTED TO MATCH COLORBOND WOODLAND GREY

50 MIN. CLEAR

OXWORKS - B1000 (50x25 RAILS) WITH COLORBOND WOODLAND GREY FINISH

WALL / COLUMN

33mm OD STEEL HANDRAILS WHERE REQUIRED - PAINTEDTO MATCH COLORBOND WOODLAND GREY (MIN. 30mm OD - MAX. 52mm OD)

16DIA ALUMINUM ROUND BAR AT APPROX. 120mm CENTRES

866

865

715

33mm OD STEEL HANDRAILS WHERE REQUIRED - PAINTED TO MATCH COLORBOND WOODLAND GREY (MIN. 30mm OD - MAX. 52mm OD)

865

1030 OXWORKS - B1000 (50x25 RAILS)

STEEL OUTRIGGERS - PAINTED TO MATCH COLORBOND WOODLAND GREY

85x25X5 mm MILD STEEL KERBRAIL - PAINTED TO MATCH COLORBOND WOODLAND GREY

150

85x25X5 mm MILD STEEL KERBRAIL - PAINTED TO MATCH COLORBOND WOODLAND GREY

150

50 MIN. CLEAR

75x 75mm POST PAINTED TO MATCH COLORBOND WOODLAND GREY

FLOOR FINISH AS SPECIFIED IN ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS

PFC TO ENGINEERS DETAIL

BALUSTRADE - TO BE INSTALLED AT RAMP

HANDRAIL TO BE INSTALLED AT RAMP

1 TYPICAL HANDRAIL & BALUSTRADE DETAILS SCALE 1 : 10

Rev

Client

Project

Drawing

Issue Date N 14.09.23 O 15.09.23

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

TYPICAL HANDRAIL & BALUSTRADE DETAILS

Description CLIENT CONSIDERATION ISSUE TO COUNCIL

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

1 : 10 @ A1

09/11/23

DC-2302

DD401 O

Issued for

ALLOW FOR FLUSH FINISH BETWEEN NEW AND EXISTING SURFACES TO COMPLY WITH AS1428.1

600

300

600

STAIR NOSINGS AS PER 1428.1

ALLOW FOR FLUSH FINISH BETWEEN NEW AND EXISTING SURFACES TO COMPLY WITH AS1428.1

182

TACTILE INDICATORS AS PER 1428.1

1500 5 x TREADS 600

STAIR NOSINGS AS PER 1428.1

300

153

TACTILE INDICATORS AS PER 1428.1

1441

CLEAR.

4 DD403

1757

1512

4 DD403

TACTILE INDICATORS AS PER 1428.1

DD301

163

123

1892

CLEAR.

TACTILE INDICATORS AS PER 1428.1

3 STAIR 1 - PLAN VIEW SCALE 1 : 25

RL 23.392

152 152 152 152 152 152

910 RL 22.350

6 x RISERS

7 X RISERS

149 149 149 149 149 149 149

RL 23.390

1040

1800 6 X TREADS

RL 22.480

2 STAIR 2 - SECTION

4 STAIR 1 - SECTION

SCALE 1 : 25

Rev

Client

Project

Drawing

Issue Date A 04.05.23 K 27.08.23 L 28.08.23

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

STAIR DETAILS SHEET 1

M O

06.09.23 15.09.23

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR BUILD CONTRACT CLIENT CONSIDERATION ISSUE TO COUNCIL

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

1 : 25 @ A1

Project date

DC-2302

DD403 O

Issued for

FFL 23.390

500

FFL 22.890

2 RAMP - SECTION

DD405

TACTILE INDICATORS AS PER 1428.1

DD405

1671

CLEAR.

1:14 RAMP AS PER AS 1428.1

166

2000

163

ALLOW FOR FLUSH FINISH BETWEEN NEW AND EXISTING SURFACES TO COMPLY WITH AS1428.1

SCALE 1 : 25

7000

300

600

300

3 Rosella street, Singleton NSW, 2330 www.mgpl.com.au P. 02 6575 2900

600

DDA ACCESS RAMP AS PER 1428.1 AND AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS AND BUSHFIRE ASSESSMENT REPORT

Rev

Client

Project

Drawing

Issue Date K 27.08.23 L 28.08.23

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

RAMP DETAILS

N O

14.09.23 15.09.23

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR BUILD CONTRACT CLIENT CONSIDERATION ISSUE TO COUNCIL

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

1 : 25 @ A1

08/23/23

DC-2302

DD405 O

Issued for

APPENDIX 3 Bushfire Assessment Report prepared by Australian Bushfire Consulting Services

Review of Environmental Factors – 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251 September 2023 | Our Ref: 14397

Bush Fire Assessment Report

Proposed modular classrooms and office:

Green Point Christian College, 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point, NSW 2251. 10th August 2023 Reference 23-231

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Contents: Page No. Abbreviations

1.0

Introduction

2.0

Property details

3.0

Legislative context

4.0

5.0

Referenced documents and people

6.0

Assessment summary table

7.0

Images and maps

09 - 11

8.0

Bushfire hazard assessment

12 - 24

9.0

Recommendations

25 - 26

10.0

Conclusion

List of attachments

5-8

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Abbreviations: ABCS

Australian Bushfire Consulting Services Pty Ltd

APZ

Asset protection zone

AS 2419

AS 2419 – 2021 Fire hydrant installations System design, installation and commissioning

AS3959-2018

Australian Standard 3959 – 2018 Construction of buildings in bushfire prone areas

BAL

Bushfire Attack Level

BCA

Building Code of Australia

BPMs

Bushfire Protection Measures

BPLM

Bushfire Prone Land Map

BFSA

Bush Fire Safety Authority

Council

Central Coast Council

Development Application

EP&A Act

Environmental Planning and Assessment Act - 1979

ESD

Ecologically Sustainable Development

FR NSW

Fire & Rescue NSW

IPA

Inner protection area

LGA

Local Government Area

NASH Standard

National Association of Steel-Framed Housing Standard - Steel Framed Construction in Bushfire Areas 2021

NCC

National Construction Codes

National Park

NSP

Neighbourhood Safer Place

OPA

Outer protection area

PBP 2019

Planning for Bush Fire Protection – 2019

ROW

Right of Way

RF Act

Rural Fires Act - 1997

RFS

NSW Rural Fire Service

SEPP

State Environmental Planning Policy

SFPP

Special Fire Protection Purpose

SWS

Static Water Supply

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1.0 Introduction. The proposal relates to new development within an existing education establishment known as Green Point Christian College located at 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point, NSW. The proposed works are placement of new modular classrooms with staff office space, two general learning areas and a breakout room within the property. The subject property is mapped as bushfire prone land being partly Category 1 Vegetation and its buffer zone, and the application of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019 (PBP 2019) is applicable to the proposed development. The purpose of this report is to provide an assessment of the proposed development and Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) to inform an application to the NSW Rural Fire Service for a Bush Fire Safety Authority under s100B of the Rural Fires Act. The development is alterations and additions to an existing education establishment. In terms of PBP 2019 the development is considered to be infill Special Fire Protection Purpose Development. PBP 2019 states: The intention for any building work occurring within an existing SFPP development is to achieve a better bush fire outcome than if the development did not proceed. Achieving this may require a combination of measures including improved construction standards, APZs and evacuation management. This may result in a level of retrofitting of existing buildings and managing other portions of the site (i.e. APZs) to ensure an improved level of bush fire protection. Intensification of the use or increase in occupancy must consider the risk to occupants and firefighters. Where practically achievable, full compliance should be provided before variations to the required BPMs are considered. There is no intensification of use and this development is to provide additional learning and office space for existing staff and students. The conclusion of this report is that the new development is within an area that is rated as < 10kW/m2. An informative overview of compliance with other specifications and requirements of Planning for Bushfire Protection 2019 with respect to matters such as access, service supply and emergency management planning has been included within the assessment. This report seeks a variation to the deemed to satisfy provisions of Planning for Bush Fire Protection Addendum November 2022 Table 3 for access. The proposed development benefits from existing perimeter access and internal access to within 70 metres of the building envelope, however access for a fire appliance to circumnavigate the building and within 18 metres of the building footprint cannot be achieved due to existing site constraints. This assessment and the recommendations within this report have therefore sought to provide a better bushfire outcome than the existing development offers, including; • • •

A Bush Fire Emergency Management Plan will be created to comply with the NSW RFS document A Guide to Developing a Bush Fire Emergency Management and Evacuation Plan. Formal asset protection zones will be applied. A review of access and services has been undertaken and found the existing site arrangements satisfactory.

2.0 Property details. Address: Lot/DP: Zoned: LGA:

382 Avoca Drive, Green Point, NSW 2251. Lot 2341 DP 1276281 SP2 Infrastructure Central Coast Council

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3.0 Legislative context. The development approval pathway is being progressed under Clause 36 of the Education State Environmental Planning Policy noting that as a Registered Non Government School, Green Point Christian School is regarded as a Public Authority as per NSW Code of Practice for Part 5 activities for registered non government schools. The development is classified as integrated development under s100B of the Rural Fires Act 1997. The purpose of this report is to provide an assessment of the proposed development in terms of Clause 45 of the Rural Fires Regulations 2022 and Bushfire Attack Level to inform an application to the NSW Rural Fire Service for a Bush Fire Safety Authority under s100B of the Rural Fires Act 1997.

4.0 Copyright, scope and disclaimer. This assessment of possible bushfire impact (including smoke, ember, radiant heat and flame contact) and compliance with other matters such as access and service supply is pertinent to the subject site only. Where reference has been made to the surrounding lands, this report does not assess impact to those lands rather it is an assessment of possible bushfire progression and impact on or from those lands towards the subject site. Apart from any use permitted under the Copyright Act 1968 no part of this document, including any wording, images, or graphics, can be modified, changed or altered in any way without written permission from Australian Bushfire Consulting Services Pty Ltd. This report may only be referenced, distributed or forwarded to other parties in its original format. The statements and opinions contained in this report are given in good faith and in the belief that such statements and opinions are correct and not misleading. AS3959 – 2018 states that “…there can be no guarantee that a building will survive a bushfire event of every occasion. This is substantially due to the degree of vegetation management, the unpredictable nature and behaviour of fire, and extreme weather conditions”. The NSW RFS state “Homes are not designed to withstand fires in catastrophic conditions”. Correspondingly any representation, statement of opinion, or advice expressed or implied in this document is made on the basis that Australian Bushfire Consulting Services Pty Ltd is not liable to any person for any damage or loss whatsoever which has occurred or may occur in relation to that person taking or not taking (as the case may be) action in respect of any representation, statement or advice made by Australian Bushfire Consulting Services Pty Ltd.

5.0 Referenced documents and people. The following documents have been referenced in the preparation of this report; • Central Coast Council’s Bushfire Prone Land Map, • AS3959 – 2018 Construction of buildings in bushfire prone areas, • National Association of Steel-Framed Housing Standard - Steel Framed Construction in Bushfire Areas 2021 • Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019, • Addendum Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2022, • Rural Fires Act 1997, • Rural Fires Regulation 2022, • NSW RFS Guide for bush fire prone land mapping V5b Nov 2015, • The plans for Green Point Christian School by Marathon Modular Ref DC-2302 Issue J Dwg SK1.01 – SK1.06 inclusive • Survey by Beveridge Williams Ref 1900207 Dwg DET-004 Sheets 1-14 of 14. • Mechanical Services Plan by Northrop Ref NL220645 Dwg MSK00 Sheet 1

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6.0 Assessment summary table - proposed modulars & office. Aspect

North

Vegetation Formation

Forest

Vegetation Class

North coast Wet Sclerophyll Forests

Fuel loads

n/a

Hazard slope

0-5° downslope

Site slope

n/a

Northeast

Northwest

Wet Sclerophyll Rainforest Forest (Shrubby) North coast Wet Rainforest Sclerophyll Forests 22 / 35.98 t/ha n/a surface/total ≥ 10° 0° level land upslope 8° upslope

West

Southwest

South

Forest

North coast Wet Sclerophyll Forests

n/a

0° & upslope

0-5° downslope

5-10° downslope

n/a

Flame Temperature

1200k

FFDI

100

Minimum APZ for 10 kW/m2 threshold

79 metres

48 metres

38 metres

67 metres

79 metres

67 metres

Available APZ GLAs

≥ 240 metres

53 metres

≥ 230 metres

≥ 260 metres

≥ 170 metres

≥ 110 metres

Available APZ Office Radiant heat design fire model Bushfire Attack Level

≥ 240 metres

50 metres

≥ 230 metres

≥ 260 metres

≥ 170 metres

≥ 110 metres

n/a

8.8 kW/m2

n/a

BAL Low

BAL 12.5

BAL Low

Note: The assessment to the northeast has been undertaken using fire modelling consistent with Appendix B Method 2 of AS3959 – 2018 and fire modelling reports are attached to this assessment.

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Proposed construction level The highest Bushfire Attack Level to the proposed new modular classrooms & office was determined from Table A1.12.5 of PBP 2019 to be BAL 12.5. For the Class 9 learning areas Addendum Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2022 Table 2 requires that a construction level of BAL 19 or greater under AS3959 – 2018 and section 7.5 of PBVP 2019 is applied. The proposed modular classrooms / learning areas with staff office space are required to be constructed in accordance with section 3 and 6 BAL 19 of AS 3959 – 2018 Construction of buildings in bushfire prone areas. The proposed staff office space is required to be constructed in accordance with section 3 and 5 BAL 12.5 of AS 3959 – 2018 Construction of buildings in bushfire prone areas. The proposed office and the modular classrooms with staff office space and attached ablutions are also required to be constructed to that of the ‘Additional Construction Requirements’ detailed within section 7.5.2 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019. Note: NCC 2022 Specification 43 will apply to the new building. Specification 43 Clause 3, 4 & 5 requires that where the building is located; • • •

less than 12 metres from any other building or less than 10 metres from any allotment boundary or open car park area or less than 10 metres from potential hazards on the site such as liquefied petroleum gas bottles, fuel storage, storage of combustible materials, waste bins, vehicles, machinery, and the like

the building is to be constructed with: •

external walls that have an FRL of not less than 60/60/60 when tested from the outside, including any openings protected in accordance with AS 3959 for BAL 19 or greater; or

•

for external walls and roof, using a material or system that satisfies the test criteria of AS 1530.8.1 for a radiant heat flux of 10 kW/m² or greater.

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Access The existing school has three formal entry and exit crossovers from Avoca Drive and a fourth bus entry from Beatties Road that discharges to Avoca Drive, enabling through access around the southern end of the site. There is also a central access drive through to car parking at the northern end of the site. A fire appliance can enter the site via Gates 3 and be located along the existing Kiss & Drop Zone immediately south of the proposed building footprint. From this point the appliance is within 70 metres of the most disadvantaged point of the proposed building footprint. Fire appliance access for property protection of this building is available using the existing access drives. A perimeter service road provides perimeter access along the northeastern hazard interface. This service road provides a linkage between P4 Staff and visitor parking through P5 and to P6 at the northern end of the property and vie a central access drive to P2. Onsite access is available to the hazard interfaces to the northeast, north and north west aspects. Offsite Beattie Road and Avoca Drive provides vehicle access to the hazard interfaces to the west, southwest and south. Access to all hazards is available via existing internal access and external public road infrastructure. Free pedestrian access is also available around the entire property. The perimeter service road is not located within 18 metres of the proposed building and the vehicle access paths are not immediately around the proposed building footprint. Access for a fire appliance to circumnavigate the building and within 18 metres of the building footprint cannot be achieved due to existing site constraints. The performance requirements of Table 3 within Addendum PBP 2022 are that: Firefighting vehicles are provided with safe, all-weather access to structures and hazardous vegetation. It is assumed that water supplies will be supplied to all new development in accordance with Part E of the National Construction Code (NCC). Table 4 within Addendum PBP 2022 requires new hydrants to be installed and maintained in accordance with AS2419-2021 and where or if necessary, the hydrant network will be extended to cover the new buildings. This will insure that onsite property protection for the proposed new buildings combined with the existing access arrangements is satisfactory to the “firefighting vehicles are provided with safe, all-weather access to structures and hazard vegetation” and “there is appropriate access to water supply”. An expert judgement assessment against the performance requirements of PBP 2019 considers the existing access combined with existing and where necessary any new hydrants is satisfactory in this instance. A variation from the Acceptable Solutions of Table 3 within Addendum PBP 2022. No new access is proposed nor recommended as part of this development. This assessment and the recommendations within this report have therefore sought to provide a better bushfire outcome than the existing development offers, including; • •

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Services The existing electrical supply to the site is overhead which has been redirected underground onsite. Reticulated gas is not provided in this area. Recommendations will be included to ensure that that any new electrical services or bottled gas supplies are provided in accordance with Table 6.8c of PBP 2019

Evacuation A Bush Fire Emergency Management and Evacuation Plan (BFEMP) is required to be provided and comply with the NSW RFS document A Guide to Developing a Bush Fire Emergency Management and Evacuation Plan.

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7.0 Images and maps.

Image 01: Aerial image from NSW Government Planning Portal Property Information

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Image 03: 1 m contour topographic image from NSW Government Elevation Foundation Data

Image 04: Topographic image from NSW Government Planning Portal Property Information

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Image 05: Biodiversity Values Map from NSW Government Planning Portal Property Information

RE1 R2

C2 DM

SP2

Image 06: Council LEP Zones from NSW Government Planning Portal Property Information

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8.0 Bushfire hazard assessment Properties considered to be bushfire prone land are identified on Councils Bush Fire Prone Land Map as being: • • •

within or within 100 m of Category 1 (high) hazards or, within or within 30 m of Category 2 (low) hazards or, within or within 30 m of Category 3 (medium) hazards.

The NSW RFS document PBP – 2019 is applicable to all development on bushfire prone land, this includes an assessment of the proposals adequacy in providing an appropriate combination of bushfire protection measures in terms of asset protections zones, landscaping, access and service supply. This document also provides a means of determining the necessary level of building construction under AS3959 - 2018. All integrated development on bushfire prone land must be accompanied with a bushfire hazard assessment that includes; (a) a description (including the address) of the property on which the development the subject of the application is proposed to be carried out; (b) a classification of the vegetation on and surrounding the property (out to a distance of 140 metres from the boundaries of the property) in accordance with the system for classification of vegetation contained in Planning for Bush Fire Protection; (c) an assessment of the slope of the land on and surrounding the property (out to a distance of 100 metres from the boundaries of the property); (d) identification of any significant environmental features on the property; (e) the details of any threatened species, population or ecological community identified under the Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995 that is known to the applicant to exist on the property; (f) the details and location of any Aboriginal object (within the meaning of the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974) or Aboriginal place (within the meaning of that Act) that is known to the applicant to be situated on the property; (g) a bush fire assessment for the proposed development (including the methodology used in the assessment) that addresses the following matters: (i) the extent to which the development is to provide for setbacks, including Asset Protection Zones; (ii) the siting and adequacy of water supplies for firefighting; (iii) the capacity of public roads in the vicinity to handle increased volumes of traffic in the event of a bush fire emergency; (iv) whether or not public roads in the vicinity that link with the fire trail network have two-way access; (v) the adequacy of arrangements for access to and egress from the development site for the purposes of an emergency response; (vi) the adequacy of bush fire maintenance plans and fire emergency procedures for the development site; (vii) the construction standards to be used for building elements in the development; (viii) the adequacy of sprinkler systems and other fire protection measures to be incorporated into the development; (h) an assessment of the extent to which the proposed development conforms with or deviates from the standards, specific objectives, performance criteria and acceptable solutions set out in Chapters 5-8 of PBP; and (i) identify any fire trails that exist on the property that are on the Register of Certified Fire Trails under RF Acts.

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By incorporating bush fire protection measures into a development, the six objectives of PBP 2019 are addressed: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

8.1

afford buildings and their occupants protection from exposure to a bush fire; provide for a defendable space to be located around buildings; provide appropriate separation between a hazard and buildings which, in combination with other measures, prevent the likely fire spread to buildings; ensure that appropriate operational access and egress for emergency service personnel and occupants is available; provide for ongoing management and maintenance of BPMs; and ensure that utility services are adequate to meet the needs of firefighters.

Site

The subject site is known as 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point, NSW. The site has street frontage to Avoca Drive to the south and abuts private DM Zoned residential allotments to the east and west aspects and Kincumber Mountain Regional Reserve to the north. Central Coast Council’s bushfire prone land map identified this property as being partly Category 1 Vegetation and partly containing the 100 metre buffer zone from a Category 1 Vegetation. The application of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019 (PBP 2019) is applicable to the proposed development.

8.2

Vegetation

In accordance with Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019 the vegetation structure must be determined under Keith 2004 for a distance out to 140 metres from the proposed development and, where a mix of vegetation classes are found, that representing the highest hazard is said to predominate. The vegetation within the subject property and surrounding the site to the west and east aspects was found to be predominately maintained curtilages around built assets. Along the northwest boundary and extending north into Kincumber Mountain Reserve is a slither of rainforest associated with the riparian gully of Egans Creek. This vegetation is mapped as: Vegetation Formation: Rainforests Vegetation Class: Northern Warm Temperate Rainforests PCT Name: Lower North Wet Gully Palm Rainforest PCTID: 3029 For the purpose of assessment under Table A1.12.5 of PBP 2019 a rainforest classification has been applied to the vegetation along Egans Creek to the northwest. Along the northeast boundary and extending into Kincumber Mountain Reserve is forest vegetation. Similar vegetation is also located to the west beyond Beattie Road. This vegetation is mapped as: Vegetation Formation: Wet Sclerophyll Forests (Shrubby sub-formation) Vegetation Class: North Coast Wet Sclerophyll Forests PCT Name: Hunter Coast Ranges Turpentine Wet Forest PCTID: 3150 For the purpose of assessment under PBP 2019 a forest classification has been applied to the vegetation to the west, north and northeast. In the design fire modelling to the northeast the fuel loads of 22 / 35.98 t/ha surface/total taken from the NSW RFS document Comprehensive Vegetation Fuel Loads have been applied. To the south beyond Avoca Drive is vegetation associated within the previously occupied “Tank Works” site zoned DM and Yattalunga Reserve. This vegetation is mapped as a mix of: NSW Formation: Forested wetlands NSW Class: Coastal Swamp Forests Map Unit: Swamp Mahogany/ Flax-leaved Paperbark swamp forest on coastal lowlands of the Central Coast Page 13 of 28

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Vegetation Formation: Forested Wetlands Vegetation Class: Coastal Floodplain Wetlands PCT Name: Coastal Creekline Dry Shrubby Swamp Forest PCTID: 4021 NSW Formation: Wet sclerophyll forests NSW Class: North Coast Wet Sclerophyll Forests Map Unit: Blackbutt/ Turpentine/ Sydney Blue Gum mesic tall open forest on ranges of the Central Coast For the purpose of assessment under Table A1.12.5 of PBP 2019 a forest classification has been applied to the vegetation to the south and southwest aspects.

8.3

Topography

The slope must be assessed over a distance of at least 100 m from the building footprint towards the various vegetation communities constituting the hazard. In assessing the slope, it may be found that there are a variety of slopes covering different distances. The gradient within the hazard (vegetation) which will most significantly influence the fire behaviour must be determined. The slope was determined onsite using an inclinometer and verified by topographic mapping to be; ➢ ➢ ➢ ➢ ➢ ➢ ➢

8.4

0-5° downslope within the hazard to the north >10° upslope within the hazard to the northeast (hazard slope) 8° upslope within the asset protection zone to the northeast (site slope) 0° level land within the hazard to the northwest 0° & upslope within the hazard to the west 0-5° downslope within the hazard to the southwest 5-10° downslope within the hazard to the south

Asset Protection Zones

An Asset Protection Zone (APZ) is a buffer zone between a bush fire hazard and buildings, which is managed progressively to minimise fuel loads and reduce potential radiant heat levels, flame, ember and smoke attack. A fuel-reduced, physical separation between buildings and bush fire hazards is the key element in the suite of bushfire protection measures. The separation from the hazard interface includes maintained land wholly within the subject site. The asset protection zones relied upon in this assessment are located on slopes less than 18 degrees. The asset protection zones are also existing, and no tree removal or vegetation modification is required to establish it. As such there is no impact on the environment of the proposed bushfire protection measures. Ongoing maintenance of existing managed areas is only required. The separation from the hazard interface was determined onsite and verified by plans to be; ➢ ➢ ➢ ➢ ➢ ➢ ➢

≥ 240 metres to the hazard to the north 53 metres to the hazard to the northeast (GLAs) 53 metres to the hazard to the northeast (Office) ≥ 230 metres to the hazard to the northwest ≥ 260 metres to the hazard to the west ≥ 170 metres to the hazard to the southwest ≥ 110 metres to the hazard to the south

Recommendations will be included within this report to ensure that at the commencement of construction and in perpetuity all asset protections zones identified on the APZ map plan are to be maintained as an Asset Protection Zone / Inner Protection Area & Outer Protection Area in accordance with the requirements detailed within Appendix 4 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019 and the NSW RFS document Standards for an Asset Protection Zone.

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Access & egress

The existing school has three formal entry and exit crossovers from Avoca Drive and a fourth bus entry from Beatties Road that discharges to Avoca Drive, enabling through access around the southern end of the site. There is also a central access drive through to car parking at the northern end of the site. A fire appliance can enter the site via Gates 3 and be located along the existing Kiss & Drop Zone immediately south of the proposed building footprint. From this point the appliance is within 70 metres of the most disadvantaged point of the proposed building footprint. Fire appliance access for property protection of this building is available using the existing access drives. A perimeter service road provides perimeter access along the northeastern hazard interface. This service road provides a linkage between P4 Staff and visitor parking through P5 and to P6 at the northern end of the property and vie a central access drive to P2. Onsite access is available to the hazard interfaces to the northeast, north and north west aspects. Offsite Beattie Road and Avoca Drive provides vehicle access to the hazard interfaces to the west, southwest and south. Access to all hazards is available via existing internal access and external public road infrastructure. Free pedestrian access is also available around the entire property. The perimeter service road is not located within 18 metres of the proposed building and the vehicle access paths are not immediately around the proposed building footprint. Access for a fire appliance to circumnavigate the building and within 18 metres of the building footprint cannot be achieved due to existing site constraints. The performance requirements of Table 3 within Addendum PBP 2022 are that: Firefighting vehicles are provided with safe, all-weather access to structures and hazardous vegetation. It is assumed that water supplies will be supplied to all new development in accordance with Part E of the National Construction Code (NCC). Table 4 within Addendum PBP 2022 requires new hydrants to be installed and maintained in accordance with AS2419-2021 and where or if necessary, the hydrant network will be extended to cover the new buildings. This will insure that onsite property protection for the proposed new buildings combined with the existing access arrangements is satisfactory to the “firefighting vehicles are provided with safe, all-weather access to structures and hazard vegetation” and “there is appropriate access to water supply”. An expert judgement assessment against the performance requirements of PBP 2019 considers the existing access combined with existing and where necessary any new hydrants is satisfactory in this instance. A variation from the Acceptable Solutions of Table 3 within Addendum PBP 2022. No new access is proposed nor recommended as part of this development. This assessment and the recommendations within this report have therefore sought to provide a better bushfire outcome than the existing development offers, including; • •

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Services

It is assumed that water supplies will be supplied to all new development in accordance with Part E of the National Construction Code (NCC). Table 4 within Addendum PBP 2022 requires new hydrants to be installed and maintained in accordance with AS2419-2021 and where or if necessary, the hydrant network will be extended to cover the new buildings. The existing electrical supply to the site is overhead which has been redirected underground onsite. Reticulated gas is not provided in this area. Recommendations will be included to ensure that that any new electrical services or bottled gas supplies are provided in accordance with Table 6.8c of PBP 2019.

8.7

Emergency management

A Bush Fire Emergency Management Plan (BFEMP) is required to be provided and comply with the NSW RFS document A Guide to Developing a Bush Fire Emergency Management and Evacuation Plan. Recommendations will be included within this report to ensure that this plan is proved and complies with Table 6.8c of PBP 2019.

8.8

Construction

BAL 12.5

BAL Low BAL-12.5 BAL-19 BAL-29 BAL-40

BAL-FZ

BAL 19

BAL 29

BAL 40

BAL FZ

AS3959 – 2018 It is predicated on low threat vegetation and non-vegetated areas. This Standard does not provide construction requirements for buildings assessed in bushfire-prone areas as being BAL-LOW. BAL-12.5 is primarily concerned with protection from ember attack and radiant heat up to and including 12.5 kW/m2 where the site is less than 100 m from the source of bushfire attack. BAL-19 is primarily concerned with protection from ember attack and radiant heat greater than 12.5 kW/m2 up to and including 19 kW/m2. BAL-29 is primarily concerned with protection from ember attack and radiant heat greater than 19 kW/m2 up to and including 29 kW/m2. BAL-40 is primarily concerned with protection from ember attack, increased likelihood of flame contact and radiant heat greater than 29 kW/m2 and up to and including 40 kW/m2. BAL-FZ is primarily concerned with protection from flame contact together with ember attack and radiant heat of more than 40 kW/m2. Construction in the Flame Zone BAL-FZ may require reliance on measures other than construction. The requirements for construction of a building in the Flame Zone are regulated by the building authorities having jurisdiction in the States and Territories of Australia.

Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019 provides for six (6) levels of building construction these being BAL - Low, BAL - 12.5, BAL - 19, BAL - 29, BAL - 40 and BAL - FZ. A Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) is a means of measuring the severity of a building's potential exposure to ember attack, radiant heat and direct flame contact, using increments of radiant heat expressed in kilowatts per metre squared, and is the basis for establishing the requirements for construction to improve protection of building elements from attack by bushfire. Page 20 of 28

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The highest Bushfire Attack Level to the proposed new modular classrooms & office was determined from Table A1.12.5 of PBP 2019 to be BAL 12.5. For the Class 9 learning areas Addendum Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2022 Table 2 requires that a construction level of BAL 19 or greater under AS3959 – 2018 and section 7.5 of PBVP 2019 is applied. The proposed modular classrooms / learning areas are required to be constructed in accordance with section 3 and 6 BAL 19 of AS 3959 – 2018 Construction of buildings in bushfire prone areas and the ‘Additional Construction Requirements’ detailed within section 7.5.2 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019. The proposed staff office space is required to be constructed in accordance with section 3 and 5 BAL 12.5 of AS 3959 – 2018 Construction of buildings in bushfire prone areas and the ‘Additional Construction Requirements’ detailed within section 7.5.2 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019. Note: NCC 2022 Specification 43 will apply to the new building. Specification 43 Clause 3, 4 & 5 requires that where the building is located: • • •

the building is to be constructed with: •

external walls that have an FRL of not less than 60/60/60 when tested from the outside, including any openings protected in accordance with AS 3959 for BAL 19 or greater; or

•

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for external walls and roof, using a material or system that satisfies the test criteria of AS 1530.8.1 for a radiant heat flux of 10 kW/m² or greater.

Fences and gates

PBP 2019 Fences and Gates: Fences and gates in bush fire prone areas may play a significant role in the vulnerability of structures during bush fires. In this regard, all fences in bush fire prone areas should be made of either hardwood or non-combustible material. However, in circumstances where the fence is within 6m of a building or in areas of BAL-29 or greater, they should be made of non-combustible material only. PBP 2019 does not make any allowances for fences and gates on larger properties such as this and, in this instance, it will be recommended that any new fences or gates within 6m of any building should be made of non-combustible materials only.

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8.10 National Construction Code Specification 43 Part G5D4 of the NCC 2022 NSW variation requires that: In a designated bushfire prone area, a Class 9 building that is a special fire protection purpose or a Class 10a building or deck immediately adjacent or connected to a such a building or part, must comply with; a) for a Class 9 building that is special fire protection purpose, Specification 43 except as amended by Planning for Bush Fire Protection Planning for Bush Fire Protection or b) for a Class 10a building or deck immediately adjacent or connected to a Class 9 building that is a special fire protection purpose; i. AS 3959 except as amended by Planning for Bush Fire Protection; and ii. S43C13; or c) the requirements of (a) or (b) above as modified by the development consent with a bushfire safety authority issued under section 100B of the Rural Fires Act 1997 for the purposes of integrated development. Under NSW G5D4(c) of Volume One of NCC 2022, the requirements of Specification 43 may be modified by the development consent with a BFSA. The consent authority must ensure that any modifications to Specification 43 are specified in the development consent. The following are the relevant provisions of NCC 2022 S43 that are assessed under Addendum PBP 2022 and will be varied or modified by the recommendations of this report. S43C2 Separation from classified vegetation

S43C2 does not apply in NSW as Asset Protection Zones must be determined in accordance with Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019.

S43C11 Supply of water for firefighting purposes

S43C11 does not apply in NSW as Asset Protection Zones must be determined in accordance with Addendum Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2022.

PBP 2019 Table 8.8a: radiant heat levels of greater than 10kW/ m² (calculated at 1200K) will not be experienced on any part of the building. The minimum separation from the hazard interface has the fire modelled at 49 metres. The available asset protection zone APZ) is ≥53 metres. The calculated radiant heat impact is 8.8 kW/m2 which is below the 10 kW/m2 SFPP threshold. S43C10 S43C10 does not apply in NSW as Asset Protection Zones must be determined in Building accordance with Addendum Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2022. envelope PBP A2022 Table 2: The proposed building can withstand bush fire attack in the form of wind, embers, radiant heat and flame contact. A construction level of BAL-19 or greater under AS 3959 and section 7.5 of PBP is applied. Recommendations will be included within this report to ensure the GLAs and breakout room are constructed to BAL 19 requirements and the section 7.5 of PBP is applied.

PBP A2022 Table 4: Reticulated water is to be provided to the development, where available; water for firefighting purposes must be made available and consist of: A fire hydrant system installed in accordance with AS2419.1; A fire hydrant system is to be extended as may be necessary to cover the new building in accordance with AS2419.1. A hydraulic engineer is to review current system and design new as necessary to ensure compliance. Hydraulic engineer is also to certify any new hydrant system. The Construction Certificate must address the extent to which the development complies with this provision and assessment of NCC compliance is a matter for the relevant certifier. This is not assessed within the bushfire report and to be provided by others.

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S43C11 does not apply in NSW as Asset Protection Zones must be determined in accordance with Addendum Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2022. PBP A2022 Table 4: Firefighting vehicles are provided with safe, all-weather access to structures and hazardous vegetation. •

Vehicular access must be capable of providing continuous access for emergency vehicles to enable travel in a forward direction from a public road around the entire building; and • Must have a minimum unobstructed width of 6m with no part of its furthest boundary more than 18m from the building and in no part of the 6m width be built upon or used for any purpose other than vehicular or pedestrian movement; and • Must provide reasonable pedestrian access from the vehicular access to the building; and Must have a load bearing capacity and • unobstructed height to permit the operation and passage of fire fighting vehicles; and • Must be wholly within the allotment except that a public road complying with above may serve as the vehicular access or part thereof. The existing access provides perimeter access along the hazard interface and vehicle access to within 70 metres of all corners of the new buildings. An expert judgement assessment against the performance requirements of PBP 2019 considers the existing access combined with existing and where necessary any new hydrants is satisfactory in this instance. A variation from the Acceptable Solutions of Table 3 within Addendum PBP 2022. No new access is proposed nor recommended as part of this development. It is requested that the BFSA issued by the NSW RFS is issued with no new access requirements and specifically excludes S43C14. The Construction Certificate must address the extent to which the development complies with all the provisions of the NCC, including Specification 43 of NCC 2022 if a Deemed-to-Satisfy (DTS) solution is proposed. Assessment of NCC compliance is a matter for the relevant certifier. Consideration should be given to the remaining DTS provisions (and/or Performance Solutions) that may be necessary for compliance with NCC 2022 at the Construction Certificate application stage such as: S43C3 Separation between buildings

(1) The building must be located not less than 12 m from any other building.

S43C4 Separation from allotment boundaries and carparking areas

(1) The building must be located not less than 10 m from any allotment boundary or open carparking area/spots.

(2) The separation distance required by (1) need not be complied with if the building is constructed: a) with external walls that have an FRL of not less than 60/60/60 when tested from the outside, including any openings protected in accordance with AS 3959 for BAL 19 or greater; or b) for external walls and roof, using a material or system that satisfies the test criteria of AS 1530.8.1 for a radiant heat flux of 10 kW/m² or greater.

(2) The separation distance required by (1) need not be complied with if the building is constructed— a) with external walls that have an FRL of not less than 60/60/60 when tested from the outside, including any openings protected in accordance with AS 3959 for BAL—19 or greater; or b) for external walls and roof, using a material or system that satisfies the test criteria of AS 1530.8.1 for a radiant heat flux of 10 kW/m² or greater. Page 23 of 28

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The external walls and roof of the building must be protected from potential hazards on the site such as liquefied petroleum gas bottles, fuel storage, storage of combustible materials, waste bins, vehicles, machinery, and the like, by: a) a separation distance of not less than 10 m; or b) where within the 10 m separation distance described in (a), constructed with external walls that have an FRL of not less than 60/60/60 when tested from the outside, including any openings protected in accordance with AS 3959 for BAL—19 or greater; or c) for external walls and roof, using a material or system that satisfies the test criteria of AS 1530.8.1 for a radiant heat flux of 10 kW/m² or greater.

S43C6 Noncombustible path around building

A non-combustible pathway directly adjacent to the building and not less than 1.5 m wide must be provided around the perimeter of the building.

S43C7 Access pathways

(1) Access pathways that lead to a road or open space must: a) be readily identifiable; and b) have an even surface; and c) have a minimum clear width of not less than 1 m. (2) If the access pathway is an accessway that is required to comply with Part D4, the requirements of Part D4 override (1) to the extent of any inconsistency.

S43C8 Exposed external areas

a) An external area designed to hold people unable to be safely accommodated within the building, that may be exposed to radiant heat flux from a fire front during a bushfire event, must not be exposed to an incident radiant heat flux from the fire front exceeding 1 kW/m2 above background solar radiant heat flux. This has not been addressed in this report and is not applicable to the subject development. All intended occupants of the new building can be accommodated inside the building itself. There is no intensification of use and this development is to provide additional learning and office space for existing staff and students. External assembly areas are not part of this development appraisal. S43C12 Emergency power supply

(1) Emergency power must be provided to support, for not less than 4 hours before and 2 hours after the passing of the fire front during a bushfire event, the ongoing operation of: a) air handling systems to maintain internal tenability; and b) any pumps for fire-fighting; and c) any emergency lighting and exit signs; and d) any other emergency equipment listed in C3D14(6) and required to be provided. (2) Manual control for emergency back-up power supply must be provided to facilitate manual intervention where the power supply fails or runs out.

S43C13 Signage

Signage must be provided to warn building occupants against storing combustible materials under or adjacent to the building.

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Australian Bushfire Consulting Services

Ref 23-231

9.0 Recommendations 9.1

Asset Protection Zones / landscaping 1. That at the commencement of construction and in perpetuity all asset protections zones identified on the APZ plan as shown on Image 7 within this report are to be maintained as an Asset Protection Zone / Inner Protection Area & Outer Protection Area in accordance with the requirements detailed within Appendix 4 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019 and the NSW RFS document Standards for an Asset Protection Zone.

9.2

Emergency management plan. 2. That prior to the occupation of the new modular classrooms the school shall prepare a Bush Fire Emergency Management and Evacuation Plan in accordance with the NSW Rural Fire Service document. A guide to developing a Bush Fire Emergency Management and Evacuation Plan.

9.3

Services Electricity 3. That any new electricity services supply is to comply with Table 6.8c of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019, in particular; •

where practicable, electrical transmission lines are underground;

•

where overhead, electrical transmission lines are proposed as follow: o

lines are installed with short pole spacing (30m), unless crossing gullies, gorges or riparian areas; and

no part of a tree is closer to a power line than the distance set out in accordance with the specifications in ISSC3 Guideline for Managing Vegetation Near Power Lines.

Gas 4. That any new gas services supply is to comply with Table 6.8c of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019, in particular; • bottled gas is installed and maintained in accordance with AS/NZS 1596:2014 and the requirements of relevant authorities, and metal piping is used; • all fixed gas cylinders are kept clear of all flammable materials to a distance of 10m and shielded on the hazard side; • connections to and from gas cylinders are metal; • if gas cylinders need to be kept close to the building, safety valves are directed away from the building and at least 2m away from any combustible material, so they do not act as a catalyst to combustion; • polymer-sheathed flexible gas supply lines to gas meters adjacent to buildings are not to be used; and • above-ground gas service pipes external to the building are metal, including and up to any outlets. Page 25 of 28

Australian Bushfire Consulting Services

9.4

Ref 23-231

NCC 2022 Specification 43

It is requested that the Bush Fire Safety Authority amends NCC 2022 Specification 43 by excluding Clauses C2, C8, C10, C11 & C14 and replaced with the following provisions: 5. That Specification 43 Clause C2, C8, C10, C11 & C14 are excluded. 6. That a fire hydrant system is to be extended as may be necessary to cover the new building in accordance with AS2419.1. 7. That the proposed new general learning areas and breakout space are to be constructed in accordance with section 3 and 6 BAL 19 of AS3959 – 2018 Construction of buildings in bushfire prone areas and the ‘Additional Construction Requirements’ detailed within section 7.5.2 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019. 8. That the proposed new office is to be constructed in accordance with section 3 and 5 BAL 12.5 of AS3959 – 2018 Construction of buildings in bushfire prone areas and the ‘Additional Construction Requirements’ detailed within section 7.5.2 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019. 9. That any new fencing or gates within the subject site and within 6 metres of any building should be made from non-combustible materials only. Note: Certain provisions of AS 3959 are varied in NSW based on the findings of the Victorian Bush Fires Royal Commission and bush fire industry research. PBP 2019 section 7.5.2 provides a NSW State Variation that BAL 12.5 & 19 decks and subfloor areas are constructed to section 7.7 BAL 29 requirements except that any wall enclosing the subfloor space need only comply with the wall requirements for the respective BAL.

Page 26 of 28

Australian Bushfire Consulting Services

Ref 23-231

10.0 Conclusion The subject property is determined to be bushfire prone land and the development is classified as integrated development under s100B of the Rural Fires Act 1997. The development proposal must receive a Bush Fire Safety Authority (BFSA) from the NSW RFS as part of the development approval process. To receive a BFSA a development must, to the degree necessary, meet the intent of measures and performance requirements of PBP 2019. In special fire protection purpose development such as a school this is achieved with an appropriate combination of bushfire protection measures, especially an APZ, to ensure in a bushfire event no building will be exposed to radiant heat levels greater than 10 kW/m 2. In addition to an APZ suitable access, services supply and means of maintaining the bushfire protection measures for the life of the development are applied. Where necessary construction measures are also included. This bushfire hazard and determination has been made on a site-specific basis which includes an assessment of the local bushland area and its possible impact to the subject property. Inclusive of the recommendations made herein the proposal meets the aims and objectives of PBP 2019 by compliance with the intent of measures and performance requirements of that document. I am satisfied these recommendations will provide a reasonable and satisfactory level of bushfire protection to the proposed development. I am therefore in support of the proposed development and it is request that the NSW RFS issue a Bush Fire Safety Authority for the application. Australian Bushfire Consulting Services Pty Ltd

Wayne Tucker Managing Director G. D. Design in Bushfire Prone Areas. Certificate IV Fire Technology Ass Dip Applied Science FPA Australia BPAD Level 3 Accredited Practitioner BPAD Accreditation No. BPAD9399

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Australian Bushfire Consulting Services

Ref 23-231

List of attachments Attachment 01:

Bushfire Design Fire Model.

Attachment 02:

The plans for Green Point Christian School by Marathon Modular Ref DC2302 Issue J Dwg SK1.01 – SK1.06 inclusive

Attachment 03: 14.

Survey by Beveridge Williams Ref 1900207 Dwg DET-004 Sheets 1-14 of

Attachment 04:

Mechanical Services Plan by Northrop Ref NL220645 Dwg MSK00 Sheet 1

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NBC Bushfire Attack Assessment Report V4.1 AS3959 (2018) Appendix B - Detailed Method 2

25/07/2023

Print Date:

Assessment Date:

Site Street Address:

Green Point Christian College, Green Point

Assessor:

Wayne Tucker; Australian Bushfire Consulting Services

Local Government Area:

Central Coast

21/06/2023

Alpine Area:

Equations Used Transmissivity: Fuss and Hammins, 2002 Flame Length: RFS PBP, 2001/Vesta/Catchpole Rate of Fire Spread: Noble et al., 1980 Radiant Heat: Drysdale, 1985; Sullivan et al., 2003; Tan et al., 2005 Peak Elevation of Receiver: Tan et al., 2005 Peak Flame Angle: Tan et al., 2005 Northeast Run Description: Vegetation Information Vegetation Type:

North Coast WSF (Shrubby)

Vegetation Group:

Wet Sclerophyll Forests (Shrubby)

Vegetation Slope:

10 Degrees

Vegetation Slope Type: Upslope Overall Fuel Load(t/ha): 35.98

Surface Fuel Load(t/ha): 22 1.4

Only Applicable to Shrub/Scrub and Vesta

8 Degrees

Site Slope Type:

Upslope

APZ/Separation(m):

100

Flame Temp(K):

1200

Relative Humidity(%):

Heat of Combustion(kJ/kg 18600

Ambient Temp(K):

308

Moisture Factor:

FDI:

100

Vegetation Height(m):

Site Information Site Slope:

Elevation of Receiver(m): Default

Fire Inputs Veg./Flame Width(m):

Calculation Parameters Flame Emissivity:

Program Outputs Level of Construction: BAL 12.5

Peak Elevation of Receiver(m): 13.59

Radiant Heat(kW/m2): 8.8

Flame Angle (degrees):

Maximum View Factor:

0.101

Rate Of Spread (km/h): 1.32

Inner Protection Area(m):

Transmissivity:

0.777

Outer Protection Area(m):

Fire Intensity(kW/m):

24616

Flame Length(m):

12.92

BAL Thresholds BAL-40: Asset Protection Zone(m):

BAL-29: BAL-19: BAL-12.5: 10 kw/m2: Elevation of Receiver: 21

C:\Users\JordanGill\OneDrive - Marathon Modular\My files\MGPL_Operations\1.0 Projects\2.0 Current Projects\2302-DC Green Point Christian College\4.0 Drawings\Architectural\Revit File\08.08.23 Greenpoint Christian CollegeIssue AM I .rvt 9/08/2023 9:04:53

NAME:

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

PROJECT NO:

DC-2302

ADDRESS:

382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251 J

ISSUE:

3 3D View 1 - View From Road SCALE

2 3D View 2 - View From Playground SCALE

CONNECTING PATH TO COMPLY WITH AS1428.1 - BY OTHERS

6000

NEW LOCATION OF OFFICES

1:14 RAMP

6M FIRE SEPARATION REQUIRED BETWEEN BUILDINGS - FIRE RATED PORTIONS OF WALL REQUIRED IF WITHIN THIS ZONE

NEW LOCATION OF GLAs

GENERAL NOTES NOTE 01

FINAL POSITION OF THE MODULAR BUILDING IS DEPENDANT ON THE SITE SURVEY PROVIDED TO MARATHON BY A REGISTERED SURVEYOR. ANY LOCATION PLANS PROVIDED BY MARATHON ARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

NOTE 02

REFER THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER DESIGN SET FOR DETAILS ON THE STRUCTURAL STEEL WORKS.

NOTE 03

ALL GPO'S TO BE 300MM ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

NOTE 04

ALL LIGHT SWITCHES ARE TO BE INSTALLED BETWEEN 900MM AND 1000MM ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL.

NOTE 05

COLOUR & FINISHES MAY BE ALTERED DEPENDING ON FINAL SELECTIONS AND AVAILABILITY. MARATHON WILL ENDEAVOR TO SWAP FINISHES FOR SIMILAR WHEREVER POSSIBLE.

NOTE 06

THE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES LAYOUT DRAWING AND PRODUCT SPECIFICATION OUTLINE IS PRODUCED TO CONVEY THE INTENT ONLY. FIXTURES AND FITTINGS MAY VARY DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY.

NOTE 07

POSITIONS OF BOTH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL AC UNITS MAY VARY TO SUIT TRANSPORT REQUIREMENTS. MARATHON RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RELOCATE THESE UNITS TO BEST SUIT THE DESIGN.

NOTE 08

PROVIDED RENDER OR SKETCH 3D IN THIS DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE MAY NOT ACCURATELY REPRESENT THE FINAL PRODUCT.

NOTE 09

THE CLIENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT OF RELEVANT AUTHORITY FEES AND APPLICATIONS TO COMPLETE THE WORKS UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED.

NOTE 10

EXTENT OF THE SITE SERVICES CONNECTS IS AS PER THE SPECIFICATIONS.

NOTE 11

DRAWINGS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT .REF 23-231

1 SITE PLAN SCALE 1 : 200

Rev 3 Rosella street, Singleton NSW, 2330 www.mgpl.com.au P. 02 6575 2900 Marathon Modular is the owner of the copyright of these drawings. No reproduction or use of them must be done without prior permission and written consent. Copyright 2019

Issue Date D 23.06.23 E 06.07.23 F 11.07.23 G 13.07.23 H 19.07.23 I 31.07.23 J 08.08.23

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE TO CONSULTANTS ISSUE TO RFNSW

Client

Project

Drawing

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

SITE PLAN

382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

As indicated @ A1

05/19/17

DC-2302

SK1.01 J

Issued for

WALL TYPE LEGEND

3950

REFERENCE & DIAGRAM

WALL CONFIGURATION:

NOTES/FIRE RATINGS:

WT01 - EXTERNAL WALL

- 9MM CFC CLADDING - 15MM STEEL BATTENS - NON COMBUSTIBLE SARKING

INTERNAL PAINT FINISH

EX. SANDSTONE RETAINING WALL 121

75MM STEEL STUD & R2.0 CAVITY INSULATION - 9MM NON STRUCTRAL PLYWOOD - 13MM PLASTERBOARD

CONNECTING PATH TO COMPLY WITH AS1428.1 - BY OTHERS

FF1

WT02 - EXTERNAL WALL FF1

FF1

1:14 RAMP

FF1

OFFICE 2WT04 13 m²

W01

0 600

6005

O 5 m RAG ² E

WT03 - INTERNAL WALL

W01

119

OFFICE 1 13 m²

- 9MM NON STRUCTRAL PLYWOOD - 13MM PLASTERBOARD

WT04 AC W01 NE TO ALL DS AN G W . S IN EX TAIN RE

1824

EX. SANDSTONE RETAINING WALL W03

W03

D01 WT01

W02

DATA RACK

FF1

BREAKOUT 15 m²

W02

2764 W03

1513

SK1.11

GLA 2 86 m²

SK1.05

Marathon Proposal

FF1

Godfrey Hirst 770 Cooling Shale

FF2

External FC flooring Verandah 18mm FC

Colour: Shale Grey

FF3

Wet Area Vinyl Slip Retardant Flooring

WC1

Exterior FC 9mm Cladding

Colour: Shale Grey

WC2

Exterior Cemintel 16mm Territory Woodland Cladding

Colour: Ebony

IF1

Internal lining Wall & Ceiling Plasterboard

Plasterboard Colour: White

Custom Orb Roof Sheeting

Colour: Shale Grey

Polysafe 4540 Ash Grey

WT02

FF1

- Installed with Bradford Fireseal FZ Roof Batts to comply with Bushfire

WT02 AC

WT01

W01

D02

W01 WT02

Type Carpet Tiles 500 x 500

SK1.06

W02

D02

1513

W01

FF3

WT03 FF1 WT03

WT03

11396

SK1.06

W01

GLA 1 86 m²

7470

WT01

Code

FF2

W01

INTERNAL PAINT FINISH

- 13MM PLASTERBOARD - 9MM NON STRUCTRAL PLYWOOD 75MM STEEL STUD & R2.0 CAVITY INSULATION

WT01

SK1.05

- 9MM NON STRUCTRAL PLYWOOD - 13MM PLASTERBOARD

D02

6M FIRE SEPARATION REQUIRED BETWEEN BUILDINGS - FIRE RATED PORTIONS OF WALL REQUIRED IF WITHIN THIS ZONE

EXISTING 1-2 STOREY BUILDING

INTERNAL PAINT FINISH 75MM STEEL STUD & R2.0 CAVITY INSULATION

10346

WT01

- 9MM NON STRUCTRAL PLYWOOD - 13MM PLASTERBOARD

WT03 - INTERNAL WALL

W01

SK1.04

FOYER 7 m²

75MM STEEL STUD & R2.0 CAVITY INSULATION

128

NIL STORING OF COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS UNDER OR ADJACENT TO THE BUILDING REFER TO BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT .REF 23-231 (30/06/2023)

INTERNAL PAINT FINISH

- 16MM CEMINTEL CLADDING - 15MM STEEL BATTENS - NON COMBUSTIBLE SARKING

FF2

AC W01

W01

W03

W01

Eaves Gutter

Colour: Monument

- Installed with BAL 19 leaf guard

GENERAL NOTES DP 3950

3950

3000

3000 22900

3000

PVC painted downpipes

Colour: Monument

Fascias, Awnings, & exposed structural elements

Colour: Monument

Eave Lining

FC Eave Lining 4.5 mm Colour: Shale Grey

Windows Frames

Colour: Monument

2 EF

SK1.04 W(0X) As per Windows schedule

D(0X) As per Windows schedule

Door Frames

1 GROUND FLOOR SCALE 1 : 100

DOOR SCHEDULE Type Mark D01 D02 Grand total: 9

WIDTH 920 920

Height 2040 2040

COUNT 1 8 9

WINDOW TYPE

Issue Date D 23.06.23 E 06.07.23 F 11.07.23 G 13.07.23 H 19.07.23 I 31.07.23 J 08.08.23

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE TO CONSULTANTS ISSUE TO RFNSW

WIDTH 1810 1210 2000

HEIGHT 1030 600 1000

Client

Project

Drawing

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

FLOOR PLAN

382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

SILL HEIGHT 1000 <varies> 1000

FINAL POSITION OF THE MODULAR BUILDING IS DEPENDANT ON THE SITE SURVEY PROVIDED TO MARATHON BY A REGISTERED SURVEYOR. ANY LOCATION PLANS PROVIDED BY MARATHON ARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

NOTE 02

REFER THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER DESIGN SET FOR DETAILS ON THE STRUCTURAL STEEL WORKS.

NOTE 03

ALL GPO'S TO BE 300MM ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

NOTE 04

ALL LIGHT SWITCHES ARE TO BE INSTALLED BETWEEN 900MM AND 1000MM ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL.

NOTE 05

COLOUR & FINISHES MAY BE ALTERED DEPENDING ON FINAL SELECTIONS AND AVAILABILITY. MARATHON WILL ENDEAVOR TO SWAP FINISHES FOR SIMILAR WHEREVER POSSIBLE.

NOTE 06

THE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES LAYOUT DRAWING AND PRODUCT SPECIFICATION OUTLINE IS PRODUCED TO CONVEY THE INTENT ONLY. FIXTURES AND FITTINGS MAY VARY DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY.

NOTE 07

POSITIONS OF BOTH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL AC UNITS MAY VARY TO SUIT TRANSPORT REQUIREMENTS. MARATHON RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RELOCATE THESE UNITS TO BEST SUIT THE DESIGN.

NOTE 08

PROVIDED RENDER OR SKETCH 3D IN THIS DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE MAY NOT ACCURATELY REPRESENT THE FINAL PRODUCT.

NOTE 09

THE CLIENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT OF RELEVANT AUTHORITY FEES AND APPLICATIONS TO COMPLETE THE WORKS UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED.

NOTE 10

EXTENT OF THE SITE SERVICES CONNECTS IS AS PER THE SPECIFICATIONS.

NOTE 11

DRAWINGS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT .REF 23-231

OPENINGS NOTE:

WINDOW SCHEDULE

W01 W02 W03 Grand total: 20

NOTE 01

COUNT

- ALL DOORS AND WINDOWS TO BE BAL 19 RATED - EMBER PROTECTION TO ALL WINDOW AND DOOR OPENINGS - ALL EXTERNAL DOORS MUST HAVE DRAFT EXCLUDERS

13 3 4 20

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

As indicated @ A1

03/25/20

DC-2302

SK1.02 J

Issued for

3950

Code

Type

Marathon Proposal

FF1

Carpet Tiles 500 x 500

Godfrey Hirst 770 Cooling Shale

FF2

External FC flooring Verandah 18mm FC

Colour: Shale Grey

FF3

Wet Area Vinyl Slip Retardant Flooring

WC1

Exterior FC 9mm Cladding

Colour: Shale Grey

WC2

Exterior Cemintel 16mm Territory Woodland Cladding

Colour: Ebony

IF1

Internal lining Wall & Ceiling Plasterboard

Plasterboard Colour: White

Custom Orb Roof Sheeting

Colour: Shale Grey

SK1.04 1

10346

3° 6000 6M FIRE SEPARATION REQUIRED BETWEEN BUILDINGS - FIRE RATED PORTIONS OF WALL REQUIRED IF WITHIN THIS ZONE 3950

3950

3000

Polysafe 4540 Ash Grey

- Installed with Bradford Fireseal FZ Roof Batts to comply with Bushfire

EXISTING 1-2 STOREY BUILDING

Colour: Monument

- Installed with BAL 19 leaf guard

3° SK1.05

Eaves Gutter

PVC painted downpipes

Colour: Monument

Fascias, Awnings, & exposed structural elements

Colour: Monument

Eave Lining

FC Eave Lining 4.5 mm Colour: Shale Grey

Windows Frames

Colour: Monument

Door Frames

Colour: Monument

5°

SK1.06

W(0X)

5°

As per Windows

schedule

SK1.05

D(0X) As per Windows schedule

RF RF

2 SK1.04

1 ROOF PLAN SCALE 1 : 100

Issue Date D 23.06.23 E 06.07.23 F 11.07.23 G 13.07.23 H 19.07.23 I 31.07.23 J 08.08.23

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE TO CONSULTANTS ISSUE TO RFNSW

Client

Project

Drawing

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

ROOF PLAN

382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

As indicated @ A1

03/25/20

DC-2302

SK1.03 J

Issued for

3000

3950

2s 3950

SK1.10 GT

ROOF TOP

51.404

SK1.10

CEILING 2 50.323

Code WC1 WC1

GROUND FLOOR 47.623 SITE LEVEL. 46.813

Type

Marathon Proposal

FF1

Carpet Tiles 500 x 500

Godfrey Hirst 770 Cooling Shale

FF2

External FC flooring Verandah 18mm FC

Colour: Shale Grey

FF3

Wet Area Vinyl Slip Retardant Flooring

WC1

Exterior FC 9mm Cladding

WC2

Exterior Cemintel 16mm Territory Woodland Cladding

Colour: Ebony

IF1

Internal lining Wall & Ceiling Plasterboard

Plasterboard Colour: White

Custom Orb Roof Sheeting

Colour: Shale Grey

Polysafe 4540 Ash Grey

Colour: Shale Grey

- Installed with Bradford Fireseal FZ Roof Batts to comply with Bushfire

EXCAVATION OF THE EXISTING SOIL TO OBTAIN 400mm SUB-FLOOR CLEARANCE.

ELEVATION GLA 1

Eaves Gutter

Colour: Monument

- Installed with BAL 19 leaf guard

SCALE 1 : 50

EF 3950

SK1.10

3950

3000

3000 W(0X) As per Windows

WC2

PVC painted downpipes

Colour: Monument

Fascias, Awnings, & exposed structural elements

Colour: Monument

Eave Lining

FC Eave Lining 4.5 mm Colour: Shale Grey

Windows Frames

Colour: Monument

Door Frames

Colour: Monument

schedule

WC2

D(0X) As per Windows schedule

ROOF TOP 51.404

DOOR SCHEDULE

CEILING 2

Type Mark

50.323

WC1

D01 D02 Grand total: 9

WIDTH

Height

920 920

COUNT

2040 2040

1 8 9

2700

WINDOW SCHEDULE WINDOW TYPE

GROUND FLOOR 47.623

W01 W02 W03 Grand total: 20

SITE LEVEL. 46.813

2 ELEVATION GLA 2

WIDTH 1810 1210 2000

HEIGHT 1030 600 1000

SILL HEIGHT 1000 <varies> 1000

COUNT 13 3 4 20

SUBFLOOR VENTILATION TO COMPLY WITH NCC AND BAL 19 REQUIREMENTS

SCALE 1 : 50

Issue Date D 23.06.23 E 06.07.23 F 11.07.23 G 13.07.23 H 19.07.23 I 31.07.23 J 08.08.23

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE TO CONSULTANTS ISSUE TO RFNSW

Client

Project

Drawing

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

ELEVATION

382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

1 : 50 @ A1

03/25/20

DC-2302

SK1.04 J

Issued for

11396 WC2

ROOF TOP 51.404 CEILING 2 50.323

3950

WC1

W01

D02

2700

7470 10346

GROUND FLOOR 47.623 SITE LEVEL. 46.813

Code

ELEVATION GLA 1 SCALE 1 : 50

11396

10346

7470 ROOF TOP

WC2

Type

Marathon Proposal

FF1

Carpet Tiles 500 x 500

Godfrey Hirst 770 Cooling Shale

FF2

External FC flooring Verandah 18mm FC

Colour: Shale Grey

FF3

Wet Area Vinyl Slip Retardant Flooring

WC1

Exterior FC 9mm Cladding

Colour: Shale Grey

WC2

Exterior Cemintel 16mm Territory Woodland Cladding

Colour: Ebony

IF1

Internal lining Wall & Ceiling Plasterboard

Plasterboard Colour: White

Custom Orb Roof Sheeting

Colour: Shale Grey

Polysafe 4540 Ash Grey

- Installed with Bradford Fireseal FZ Roof Batts to comply with Bushfire

51.404 WC2

CEILING 2

50.323

Eaves Gutter

Colour: Monument

- Installed with BAL 19 leaf guard

PVC painted downpipes

Colour: Monument

Fascias, Awnings, & exposed structural elements

Colour: Monument

Eave Lining

FC Eave Lining 4.5 mm Colour: Shale Grey

Windows Frames

Colour: Monument

Door Frames

Colour: Monument

W01

GROUND FLOOR

W(0X)

47.623

As per Windows schedule

D(0X)

SITE LEVEL.

As per Windows schedule

46.813

EXCAVATION OF THE EXISTING SOIL TO OBTAIN 400mm SUB-FLOOR CLEARANCE.

2 ELEVATION 1 SCALE 1 : 50

Issue Date D 23.06.23 E 06.07.23 F 11.07.23 G 13.07.23 H 19.07.23 I 31.07.23 J 08.08.23

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE TO CONSULTANTS ISSUE TO RFNSW

Client

Project

Drawing

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

ELEVATION 2

382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

1 : 50 @ A1

03/25/20

DC-2302

SK1.05 J

Issued for

FOR REVIEW Verify all dimensions before commencing work. Use figured dimensions. Do not scale off drawing. This design is copyright and may not be reproduced without the written permission of the architect.

2444

7470

1482

ROOF TOP 51.404 CEILING 2

Code

50.323 W02

Type

Marathon Proposal

FF1

Carpet Tiles 500 x 500

Godfrey Hirst 770 Cooling Shale

FF2

External FC flooring Verandah 18mm FC

Colour: Shale Grey

FF3

Wet Area Vinyl Slip Retardant Flooring

WC1

Exterior FC 9mm Cladding

Colour: Shale Grey

WC2

Exterior Cemintel 16mm Territory Woodland Cladding

Colour: Ebony

IF1

Internal lining Wall & Ceiling Plasterboard

Plasterboard Colour: White

Custom Orb Roof Sheeting

Colour: Shale Grey

D02

W01

GLA 1 86 m²

Polysafe 4540 Ash Grey

GROUND FLOOR 47.623 SITE LEVEL. 46.813

- Installed with Bradford Fireseal FZ Roof Batts to comply with Bushfire

SECTION 1

Eaves Gutter

Colour: Monument

- Installed with BAL 19 leaf guard

SCALE 1 : 50

EF W(0X) As per Windows

PVC painted downpipes

Colour: Monument

Fascias, Awnings, & exposed structural elements

Colour: Monument

Eave Lining

FC Eave Lining 4.5 mm Colour: Shale Grey

Windows Frames

Colour: Monument

Door Frames

Colour: Monument

schedule

D(0X) As per Windows schedule

3950

3000

SK1.11

DOOR SCHEDULE

ROOF TOP Type Mark

51.404

D01 D02 Grand total: 9

CEILING 2

WIDTH 920 920

Height 2040 2040

COUNT 1 8 9

50.323 WINDOW SCHEDULE W02

W03

W01

2700

D01

GLA 1 86 m²

BREAKOUT 15 m²

D02

GLA 2 86 m²

W01

WINDOW TYPE

W01

W01 W02 W03 Grand total: 20

WIDTH 1810 1210 2000

HEIGHT 1030 600 1000

SILL HEIGHT 1000 <varies> 1000

COUNT 13 3 4 20

GROUND FLOOR 47.623 SITE LEVEL. 46.813

2 SECTION 2 SCALE 1 : 50

Issue Date C 29.05.23 E 06.07.23 F 11.07.23 G 13.07.23 H 19.07.23 I 31.07.23 J 08.08.23

Description ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE FOR INFORMATION ISSUE TO CONSULTANTS ISSUE TO RFNSW

Client

Project

Drawing

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

SECTIONS

382 Avoca Dr, Green Point NSW 2251

North

Scale

Date

Project No.

Drawing No.

1 : 50 @ A1

03/25/20

DC-2302

SK1.06 J

Issued for

AROON A

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

RISK

A B C D

BEATTIE S

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

CLASS

A B C D

ROAD

CERTAINTY

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

ROAD

IVE

VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A

NOT TO SCALE

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET

1 OF 14

AROON

A ROAD

CERTAINTY

A B C D

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

CLASS

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

RISK

A B C D

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 4 VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 5 DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET

2 OF 14

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

RISK

A B C D

BEATTIE

ROAD

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

CLASS

A B C D

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 4

CERTAINTY

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 6 VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET

3 OF 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 2

FOR SCHEDULE OF WINDOWS AND DOORS REFER TO SHEET 14 A B C D

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

CLASS

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 3

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

RISK

A B C D

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 5

CERTAINTY

M M

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 7 VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET

4 OF 14

CERTAINTY

A B C D

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

CLASS

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION A B C D

RISK

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 4

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 2

MM M

M MM

FOR SCHEDULE OF WINDOWS AND DOORS REFER TO SHEET 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 8 VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET

5 OF 14

ROAD

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 3

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

RISK

A B C D

BEATTIES

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

CLASS

A B C D

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 7

CERTAINTY

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 9 VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET

6 OF 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 4

REFER TO SHEET 1 FOR LEGEND, NOTES AND EASEMENT DESCRIPTIONS FOR SCHEDULE OF WINDOWS AND DOORS REFER TO SHEET 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 6

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 8

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 10 VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET

7 OF 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 5

CERTAINTY

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

RISK

A B C D

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 7

A B C D

CLASS

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

FOR SCHEDULE OF WINDOWS AND DOORS REFER TO SHEET 14 M

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 11 VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET

8 OF 14

S BEATTIE

ROAD

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 6

CERTAINTY

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

RISK

A B C D

DRIVE

AVOC

VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 10

A B C D

CLASS

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET

9 OF 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 7

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 9

M M

AVO

CA M M

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 11

REFER TO SHEET 1 FOR LEGEND, NOTES AND EASEMENT DESCRIPTIONS

IV E

FOR SCHEDULE OF WINDOWS AND DOORS REFER TO SHEET 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 12 VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET 10 OF 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 8

CERTAINTY

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 10

A B C D

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

CLASS

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

RISK

A B C D

FOR SCHEDULE OF WINDOWS AND DOORS REFER TO SHEET 14

M M

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 13 VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET 11 OF 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 10

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 13

OC A

CERTAINTY

A B C D

VER

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

AMENDMENTS

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

DATE

CLASS

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

IV E

RISK

A B C D

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET 12 OF 14

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 11

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO SHEET 12

M M

CERTAINTY

A B C D

VALIDATED, TRACED, ALIGNED, INDICATIVE,

(QL-A) (QL-B) (QL-C) (QL-D)

CLASS

UTILITY POSITIONING CLASSIFICATION

RISK

A B C D

OC A

DRIV

FOR SCHEDULE OF WINDOWS AND DOORS REFER TO SHEET 14

WN DAVISTO ROAD

VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A 0

SCALE ON ORIGINAL DRAWING AT 1:200

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET 13 OF 14

VER

AMENDMENTS

DATE

· · · ·

CLIENT:

DETAILS:

Beveridge Williams Land Development Consultants Registered Surveyors Central Coast (02) 4351 2233

www.beveridgewilliams.com.au

DETAIL SURVEY PLAN OVER LOT 1 DP 1021690, LOT 2 DP 1157767, LOT 1 DP 91775 AND LOT 234 DP 1108146 382 AVOCA DRIVE, GREEN POINT, NSW 2261

SCALE

ORIGINAL SHEET SIZE A1

CAD REFERENCE: 1900207-DET-004-A

SURVEYOR: DRAWN: CHECKED: SURVEY DATE: VERTICAL DATUM:

J.K. M.W. V.D. 17.03.2021 AHD

HORIZONTAL DATUM:

MGA

PROJECT No.

1900207 DRAWING REF.

DET-004 VERSION A SHEET 14 OF 14

NOTES

- REFRIGERANT PIPEWORK TO BE R 1.7 AND COMPLY WITH NCC COMBUSTIBILITY/SMOKE INDEX REQUIREMENTS (ARMAFLEX OR EQUAL) - AIR CONDITIONING UNITS TO BE CONNECTED TO EMERGENCY BACKUP POWER SUPPLY - COORDINATE CONDENSATE DRAINS ON SITE. DRAIN PIPE TO BE INSULATED (INSULATION TO COMPLY WITH NCC COMBUSTIBILIY /SMOKE INDEX REQUIREMENTS. - AIR CONDITIONING UNIT CAPACITIES ARE PRELIMINARY, SIZED TO MAINTAAIN 25° WHILST THERE IS A BUSH FIRE INTENSITY OF 9.9 kW/m2 FOR 4 MINS. DROPPING TO 3.6 kW/m² WITH A MAXIMUM VIEW FACTOR OF 0.113, A BUILDING WALL/ROOF SOLAR ABSORPTANVCE OF 0.45, WALL TOTAL R VALUE OF R2, ROOF TOTAL R VALUE OF R3.2. PLEASE NOTE THAT IF THE VIEW FACTOR CANNOT BE APPLIED OR THE ASSUMED BUILDING PAAMETERS ARE DIFFERENT THEN THE AIR CONDITIONING UNIT CAPACITIES WILL VARY.

WALL HUNG SPLIT SYSTEMS - MINIMUM 2KW SENSIBLE COOLING CAPACITY AT 35°C AMBIENT, 24°C DB AIR ENTERING. UNIT POWER SUPPLY TO BE CONNECTED TO EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLY TO MAINTAIN OPERATION IN BUSHFIRE

14 RAMP

FF1

ADJACENT TO THE BUILDING REFER ASSESSMENT .REF 23-231 (30/06/202 OFFICE 2WT04 13 m²

W01

SK1.04

FOYER 7 m² CU-1

D02

CU-1

WT01

W01

2.5 KW WALL HUNG SPLIT SYSTEM. CONDENSER UNIT MOUNTED UNDER BUILDING.

O 5 m RAG ² E

OFFICE 1WT04 13 m²

WT01

W01

1824

SOLID SHEETING UNDER BUILDING REPLACED WITH BUSHFIRE MESH IN FRONT OF CONDENSER UNITS - MIN. 1.5m²

10346

WT01

W01

D01 WT01 FF2

W01

W02

WT01

W01

GLA 1 86 m² WT03

WT03

W02

1513

FF1 WT03

W01 CU-1

SK1.11

D02

GLA 2 86 m²

WT02

FF1

D02

WT02 W01

WT02

2764

CU-1

1513 W02

W01

CU-1

W01

FF3

BREAKOUT 15 m²

11396

FF1

DATA RACK

W01

WT01

W01

CU-1

SOLID SHEETING UNDER BUILDING REPLACED WITH BUSHFIRE MESH IN FRONT OF CONDENSER UNITS - MIN. 3m²

SUBFLOOR AREA SOLID SHEETING UNDER BUILDING REPLACED WITH BUSHFIRE MESH IN FRONT OF CONDENSER UNITS - MIN. 3.7m²

GROUND FLOOR PLAN WALL HUNG SPLIT SYSTEMS - MINIMUM 8KW SENSIBLE COOLING CAPACITY AT 35°C AMBIENT, 24°C DB AIR ENTERING. UNIT POWER SUPPLY TO BE CONNECTED TO EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLY TO MAINTAIN OPERATION IN BUSHFIRE WALL HUNG SPLIT SYSTEMS - MINIMUM 5.5 KW SENSIBLE COOLING CAPACITY AT 35°C AMBIENT, 24°C DB AIR ENTERING. UNIT POWER SUPPLY TO BE CONNECTED TO EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLY TO MAINTAIN OPERATION IN BUSHFIRE

N 1

ISSUED FOR INFORMATION

04/08/23

GREENPOINT HUNTERCORP DEVELOPMENTS PTY LTD CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

QOH ARCHITECTS 41-45 HUNTER STREET NEWCASTLE, NSW 2300 (02) 9191 7344

3 Rosella street, Singleton NSW, 2330 www.mgpl.com.au P. 02 6575 2900

Newcastle Suite 4, 215 Pacific Hwy, Charlestown NSW 2290 P.O. Box 180, Charlestown NSW 2290 Ph (02) 4943 1777 Fax (02) 4943 1577 Email

newcastle@northrop.com.au

ABN 81 094 433 100

LAKESIDE APARTMENTS 94 - 96 BRIGHTON AVE TORONTO NSW

GREENPOINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

PAVEMENT, LEVELS

AND JOINTING PLAN MECHANICAL SERVICES

NL130418 NL220645

MSK00 C130

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APPENDIX 4 RFS Approval and Bushfire Safety Authority

Review of Environmental Factors – 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251 September 2023 | Our Ref: 14397

Wayne Tucker PO Box 212 Berowra Heights NSW 2082 Our reference: DA20230911004020-Original-1 ATTENTION: Wayne Tucker

Date: Tuesday 12 September 2023

Dear Sir/Madam, Integrated Development Application s100B – SFPP – School 382 Avoca Drive Green Point NSW 2251, 2341//DP1276281, 2342//DP1276281 I refer to your correspondence dated 05/09/2023 seeking general terms of approval for the above Integrated Development Application. The New South Wales Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS) has considered the information submitted. General Terms of Approval, under Division 4.8 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, and a Bush Fire Safety Authority, under section 100B of the Rural Fires Act 1997, are now issued subject to the following conditions:

General Conditions Compliance with National Construction Code 2022 (NCC 2022) Specification 43 provisions S43C2 Separation from classified vegetation, S43C8 Exposed external areas, S43C10 Building envelope, S43C11 Supply of water for firefighting purposes, and S43C14 Vehicular access of NCC 2022 are modified by NSW RFS conditions 3, 4, and 5 below. The intent of measure is to provide suitable emergency and evacuation arrangements for occupants of SFPP developments. 1. A Bush Fire Emergency Management and Evacuation Plan must be prepared/updated to include the new buildings in accordance with Table 6.8d of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019 and be consistent with the NSW RFS document: A Guide to Developing a Bush Fire Emergency Management and Evacuation Plan. Asset Protection Zones Intent of measures: to provide suitable building design, construction and sufficient space to ensure that radiant heat levels do not exceed critical limits for firefighters and other emergency services personnel undertaking operations, including supporting or evacuating occupants. To achieve this, the following conditions shall apply:

1 Postal address

Street address

NSW Rural Fire Service Locked Bag 17 GRANVILLE NSW 2142

NSW Rural Fire Service 4 Murray Rose Ave SYDNEY OLYMPIC PARK NSW 2127

T (02) 8741 5555 F (02) 8741 5550 www.rfs.nsw.gov.au

2. From the commencement of building works and in perpetuity, the property must be managed as an inner protection area within the area marked as 'APZ' on 'Image 7: Asset Protection Zone plan' in the Bush Fire Assessment Report prepared by Australian Bushfire Consulting Services dated 10 August 2023 with reference 23231 in accordance with the following August requirements of Appendix 4 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019: ● tree canopy cover should be less than 15% at maturity; ● trees at maturity should not touch or overhang the building; ● lower limbs should be removed up to a height of 2 m above the ground; ● tree canopies should be separated by 2 to 5 m; ● preference should be given to smooth-barked and evergreen trees; ● large discontinuities or gaps in the shrubs layer should be provided to slow down or break the progress of fire towards buildings; ● shrubs should not be located under trees; ● shrubs should not form more than 10% ground cover; ● clumps of shrubs should be separated from exposed windows and doors by a distance of at least twice the height of the vegetation; ● grass should be kept mown (as a guide, grass should be kept to no more than 100mm in height); and ● leaves and vegetation debris should be removed regularly. Construction Standards The intent of measure is to provide suitable building design, construction and sufficient space to ensure that radiant heat levels do not exceed critical limits for firefighters and other emergency services personnel undertaking operations, including supporting or evacuating occupants. To achieve this, the following conditions shall apply: 3. New construction of the proposed new office must comply with section 3 and section 5 (BAL 12.5) Australian Standard AS3959-2018 Construction of buildings in bushfire-prone areas or the relevant requirements of the NASH Standard - Steel Framed Construction in Bushfire Areas (incorporating amendment A - 2015). New construction must also comply with the construction requirements in Section 7.5 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019. 4. New construction of the proposed new general learning areas and breakout space must comply with section 3 and section 6 (BAL 19) Australian Standard AS3959-2018 Construction of buildings in bushfire-prone areas or the relevant requirements of the NASH Standard - Steel Framed Construction in Bushfire Areas (incorporating amendment A - 2015). New construction must also comply with the construction requirements in Section 7.5 of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019. Water and Utility Services The intent of measure is to provide adequate services of water for the protection of buildings during and after the passage of a bush fire, and to locate gas and electricity so as not to contribute to the risk of fire to a building. To achieve this, the following conditions shall apply: 5. The provision of water, electricity and gas, to the new buildings only, must comply with the following in accordance with Table 6.8c of Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019: ● fire hydrant, spacing, design and sizing complies with the relevant clauses of Australian Standard AS 2419; ● hydrants are not located within any road carriageway; ● fire hydrant flows and pressures comply with the relevant clauses of AS 2419; ● all above-ground water service pipes are metal, including and up to any taps; ● where practicable, electrical transmission lines are underground; ● where overhead, electrical transmission lines are proposed as follows: ○ lines are installed with short pole spacing (30m), unless crossing gullies, gorges or riparian areas; and 2

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no part of a tree is closer to a power line than the distance set out in accordance with the specifications in ISSC3 Guideline for Managing Vegetation Near Power Lines. reticulated or bottled gas is installed and maintained in accordance with AS/NZS 1596:2014 and the requirements of relevant authorities, and metal piping is used; reticulated or bottled gas is installed and maintained in accordance with AS/NZS 1596:2014 ‐ The storage and handling of LP Gas, the requirements of relevant authorities, and metal piping is used; all fixed gas cylinders are kept clear of all flammable materials to a distance of 10m and shielded on the hazard side; connections to and from gas cylinders are metal; polymer ‐sheathed flexible gas supply lines are not used; and above-ground gas service pipes are metal, including and up to any outlets.

General Advice – Consent Authority to Note The NSW RFS recognises the approach adopted in the National Construction Code 2022 (NCC 2022) for determining and certifying evidence of suitability for materials, construction and designs. Prescriptive compliance with Specification 43 (sections S43C3, S43C4, S43C5, S43C6, S43C7, S43C9, S43C12 and S43C13) is specified. Performance-based solutions proposed in lieu of compliance with the prescriptive provisions of Specification 43 (sections S43C3, S43C4, S43C5, S43C6, S43C7, S43C9, S43C12 and S43C13 of NCC 2022) need to be assessed in accordance with the NCC 2022 by the Certifying Authority. For any queries regarding this correspondence, please contact Alastair Patton on 1300 NSW RFS. Yours sincerely, Nika Fomin Manager Planning & Environment Services Built & Natural Environment

BUSH FIRE SAFETY AUTHORITY SFPP – School 382 Avoca Drive Green Point NSW 2251, 2341//DP1276281, 2342//DP1276281 RFS Reference: DA20230911004020-Original-1

This Bush Fire Safety Authority is issued on behalf of the Commissioner of the NSW Rural Fire Service under s100b of the Rural Fires Act (1997) subject to the attached General Terms of Approval. This authority confirms that, subject to the General Terms of Approval being met, the proposed development will meet the NSW Rural Fire Service requirements for Bush Fire Safety under s100b of the Rural Fires Act 1997.

Nika Fomin Manager Planning & Environment Services Built & Natural Environment

Tuesday 12 September 2023

APPENDIX 5 EPBC Act Protected Matter Search

Review of Environmental Factors – 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251 September 2023 | Our Ref: 14397

EPBC Act Protected Matters Report This report provides general guidance on matters of national environmental significance and other matters protected by the EPBC Act in the area you have selected. Please see the caveat for interpretation of information provided here.

Report created: 06-Jul-2023 Summary Details Matters of NES Other Matters Protected by the EPBC Act Extra Information

Caveat Acknowledgements

Summary Matters of National Environment Significance This part of the report summarises the matters of national environmental significance that may occur in, or may relate to, the area you nominated. Further information is available in the detail part of the report, which can be accessed by scrolling or following the links below. If you are proposing to undertake an activity that may have a significant impact on one or more matters of national environmental significance then you should consider the Administrative Guidelines on Significance. World Heritage Properties: National Heritage Places: Wetlands of International Importance (Ramsar Great Barrier Reef Marine Park: Commonwealth Marine Area: Listed Threatened Ecological Communities: Listed Threatened Species: Listed Migratory Species:

None 1 None None None 6 111 70

Other Matters Protected by the EPBC Act This part of the report summarises other matters protected under the Act that may relate to the area you nominated. Approval may be required for a proposed activity that significantly affects the environment on Commonwealth land, when the action is outside the Commonwealth land, or the environment anywhere when the action is taken on Commonwealth land. Approval may also be required for the Commonwealth or Commonwealth agencies proposing to take an action that is likely to have a significant impact on the environment anywhere. The EPBC Act protects the environment on Commonwealth land, the environment from the actions taken on Commonwealth land, and the environment from actions taken by Commonwealth agencies. As heritage values of a place are part of the 'environment', these aspects of the EPBC Act protect the Commonwealth Heritage values of a Commonwealth Heritage place. Information on the new heritage laws can be found at https://www.dcceew.gov.au/parks-heritage/heritage A permit may be required for activities in or on a Commonwealth area that may affect a member of a listed threatened species or ecological community, a member of a listed migratory species, whales and other cetaceans, or a member of a listed marine species.

Commonwealth Lands: Commonwealth Heritage Places: Listed Marine Species: Whales and Other Cetaceans: Critical Habitats: Commonwealth Reserves Terrestrial: Australian Marine Parks: Habitat Critical to the Survival of Marine Turtles:

25 None 94 13 None None None None

Extra Information This part of the report provides information that may also be relevant to the area you have State and Territory Reserves: 10 Regional Forest Agreements: 1 Nationally Important Wetlands: 5 EPBC Act Referrals: 8 Key Ecological Features (Marine): None Biologically Important Areas: 5 Bioregional Assessments: 2 Geological and Bioregional Assessments: None

Details Matters of National Environmental Significance National Heritage Places

[ Resource Information ]

Name Natural Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, Lion, Long and Spectacle Island Nature Reserves

State

Legal Status

Buffer Status

NSW

Listed place

In buffer area only

Listed Threatened Ecological Communities

[ Resource Information ]

For threatened ecological communities where the distribution is well known, maps are derived from recovery plans, State vegetation maps, remote sensing imagery and other sources. Where threatened ecological community distributions are less well known, existing vegetation maps and point location data are used to produce indicative distribution maps. Status of Vulnerable, Disallowed and Ineligible are not MNES under the EPBC Act. Community Name Threatened Category Coastal Swamp Oak (Casuarina glauca) Endangered Forest of New South Wales and South East Queensland ecological community

Presence Text Community likely to occur within area

Buffer Status In feature area

Coastal Swamp Sclerophyll Forest of New South Wales and South East Queensland

Endangered

Community likely to occur within area

In feature area

Coastal Upland Swamps in the Sydney Basin Bioregion

Endangered

Community likely to occur within area

In feature area

Posidonia australis seagrass meadows of the Manning-Hawkesbury ecoregion

Endangered

Community likely to occur within area

In buffer area only

River-flat eucalypt forest on coastal floodplains of southern New South Wales and eastern Victoria

Critically Endangered

Community likely to occur within area

In feature area

Subtropical and Temperate Coastal Saltmarsh

Vulnerable

Community likely to occur within area

In feature area

Listed Threatened Species

[ Resource Information ]

Status of Conservation Dependent and Extinct are not MNES under the EPBC Act. Number is the current name ID. Scientific Name Threatened Category Presence Text BIRD Anthochaera phrygia Regent Honeyeater [82338] Critically Endangered Species or species habitat known to occur within area

Buffer Status

In feature area

Scientific Name Botaurus poiciloptilus Australasian Bittern [1001]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Calidris canutus Red Knot, Knot [855]

Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Calidris ferruginea Curlew Sandpiper [856]

Critically Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Callocephalon fimbriatum Gang-gang Cockatoo [768]

Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Calyptorhynchus lathami lathami South-eastern Glossy Black-Cockatoo [67036]

Charadrius leschenaultii Greater Sand Plover, Large Sand Plover Vulnerable [877]

Climacteris picumnus victoriae Brown Treecreeper (south-eastern) [67062]

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Vulnerable

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Diomedea antipodensis Antipodean Albatross [64458]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Diomedea antipodensis gibsoni Gibson's Albatross [82270]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Diomedea epomophora Southern Royal Albatross [89221]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Scientific Name Diomedea exulans Wandering Albatross [89223]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Diomedea sanfordi Northern Royal Albatross [64456]

Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Erythrotriorchis radiatus Red Goshawk [942]

Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Falco hypoleucos Grey Falcon [929]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Vulnerable

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Grantiella picta Painted Honeyeater [470]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Hirundapus caudacutus White-throated Needletail [682]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Lathamus discolor Swift Parrot [744]

Critically Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Limosa lapponica baueri Nunivak Bar-tailed Godwit, Western Alaskan Bar-tailed Godwit [86380]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Macronectes giganteus Southern Giant-Petrel, Southern Giant Petrel [1060]

Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Fregetta grallaria grallaria White-bellied Storm-Petrel (Tasman Sea), White-bellied Storm-Petrel (Australasian) [64438]

Macronectes halli Northern Giant Petrel [1061]

Scientific Name Melanodryas cucullata cucullata South-eastern Hooded Robin, Hooded Robin (south-eastern) [67093]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Vulnerable

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Critically Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Pachyptila turtur subantarctica Fairy Prion (southern) [64445]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Phoebetria fusca Sooty Albatross [1075]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Neophema chrysostoma Blue-winged Parrot [726]

Numenius madagascariensis Eastern Curlew, Far Eastern Curlew [847]

Pterodroma leucoptera leucoptera Gould's Petrel, Australian Gould's Petrel Endangered [26033]

Pterodroma neglecta neglecta Kermadec Petrel (western) [64450]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or In buffer area only related behaviour may occur within area

Pycnoptilus floccosus Pilotbird [525]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

Rostratula australis Australian Painted Snipe [77037]

Endangered

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Stagonopleura guttata Diamond Firetail [59398]

Vulnerable

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Sternula nereis nereis Australian Fairy Tern [82950]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Scientific Name Thalassarche bulleri Buller's Albatross, Pacific Albatross [64460]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Thalassarche carteri Indian Yellow-nosed Albatross [64464]

Vulnerable

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Thalassarche cauta Shy Albatross [89224]

Endangered

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

Thalassarche eremita Chatham Albatross [64457]

Endangered

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour may occur within area

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Thalassarche melanophris Black-browed Albatross [66472]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Thalassarche salvini Salvin's Albatross [64463]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Thalassarche steadi White-capped Albatross [64462]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

Vulnerable

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Thalassarche bulleri platei Northern Buller's Albatross, Pacific Albatross [82273]

Thalassarche impavida Campbell Albatross, Campbell Blackbrowed Albatross [64459]

FISH Epinephelus daemelii Black Rockcod, Black Cod, Saddled Rockcod [68449]

In feature area

Scientific Name Hippocampus whitei White's Seahorse, Crowned Seahorse, Sydney Seahorse [66240]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Endangered

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Macquaria australasica Macquarie Perch [66632]

Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

Prototroctes maraena Australian Grayling [26179]

Vulnerable

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Conservation Dependent

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

Conservation Dependent

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

FROG Heleioporus australiacus Giant Burrowing Frog [1973]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Litoria aurea Green and Golden Bell Frog [1870]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Litoria littlejohni Littlejohn's Tree Frog, Heath Frog [64733]

Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Mixophyes balbus Stuttering Frog, Southern Barred Frog (in Victoria) [1942]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Mixophyes iteratus Giant Barred Frog, Southern Barred Frog [1944]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Seriolella brama Blue Warehou [69374]

Thunnus maccoyii Southern Bluefin Tuna [69402]

MAMMAL Balaenoptera musculus Blue Whale [36]

Buffer Status

In feature area

In buffer area only

Scientific Name Chalinolobus dwyeri Large-eared Pied Bat, Large Pied Bat [183]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Dasyurus maculatus maculatus (SE mainland population) Spot-tailed Quoll, Spotted-tail Quoll, Endangered Tiger Quoll (southeastern mainland population) [75184] Eubalaena australis Southern Right Whale [40]

Endangered

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Notamacropus parma Parma Wallaby [89289]

Vulnerable

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Petauroides volans Greater Glider (southern and central) [254]

Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Petaurus australis australis Yellow-bellied Glider (south-eastern) [87600]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Petrogale penicillata Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby [225]

Phascolarctos cinereus (combined populations of Qld, NSW and the ACT) Koala (combined populations of Endangered Species or species Queensland, New South Wales and the habitat known to Australian Capital Territory) [85104] occur within area

In feature area

Potorous tridactylus tridactylus Long-nosed Potoroo (northern) [66645]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Pseudomys novaehollandiae New Holland Mouse, Pookila [96]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Pteropus poliocephalus Grey-headed Flying-fox [186]

Vulnerable

Roosting known to occur within area

In feature area

OTHER

Scientific Name Dendronephthya australis Cauliflower Soft Coral [90325]

PLANT Acacia bynoeana Bynoe's Wattle, Tiny Wattle [8575]

Acacia pubescens Downy Wattle, Hairy Stemmed Wattle [18800]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Acacia terminalis subsp. Eastern Sydney (G.P.Phillips 126) listed as Acacia terminalis subsp. terminalis MS In buffer area only Sunshine Wattle (Sydney region) Endangered Species or species [91564] habitat may occur within area Asterolasia elegans [56780]

Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Astrotricha crassifolia Thick-leaf Star-hair [10352]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In buffer area only

Baloskion longipes Dense Cord-rush [68511]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Caladenia tessellata Thick-lipped Spider-orchid, Daddy Long- Vulnerable legs [2119]

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Cryptostylis hunteriana Leafless Tongue-orchid [19533]

Vulnerable

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Cynanchum elegans White-flowered Wax Plant [12533]

Endangered

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Darwinia biflora [14619]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Scientific Name Diuris praecox Newcastle Doubletail [55086]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Vulnerable

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

Endangered

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In buffer area only

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Kunzea rupestris [8798]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Lasiopetalum joyceae [20311]

Vulnerable

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Melaleuca biconvexa Biconvex Paperbark [5583]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Melaleuca deanei Deane's Melaleuca [5818]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Micromyrtus blakelyi [6870]

Vulnerable

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Persicaria elatior Knotweed, Tall Knotweed [5831]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

Eucalyptus camfieldii Camfield's Stringybark [15460]

Genoplesium baueri Yellow Gnat-orchid, Bauer's Midge Orchid, Brittle Midge Orchid [7528]

Grevillea shiressii [19186]

Haloragis exalata subsp. exalata Wingless Raspwort, Square Raspwort [24636]

Buffer Status

In feature area

Scientific Name Threatened Category Persoonia hirsuta Hairy Geebung, Hairy Persoonia [19006] Endangered

Pimelea curviflora var. curviflora [4182]

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Vulnerable

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Prostanthera densa Villous Mintbush [12233]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Prostanthera junonis Somersby Mintbush [64960]

Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In buffer area only

Rhizanthella slateri Eastern Underground Orchid [11768]

Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Critically Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Rhodomyrtus psidioides Native Guava [19162]

Critically Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Rutidosis heterogama Heath Wrinklewort [13132]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In buffer area only

Prostanthera askania Tranquillity Mintbush, Tranquility Mintbush [64958]

Rhodamnia rubescens Scrub Turpentine, Brown Malletwood [15763]

Syzygium paniculatum Magenta Lilly Pilly, Magenta Cherry, Daguba, Scrub Cherry, Creek Lilly Pilly, Brush Cherry [20307] Tetratheca juncea Black-eyed Susan [21407]

Scientific Name Thelymitra adorata Wyong Sun Orchid [84724]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Critically Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Thesium australe Austral Toadflax, Toadflax [15202]

Vulnerable

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

REPTILE Caretta caretta Loggerhead Turtle [1763]

Endangered

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

Chelonia mydas Green Turtle [1765]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

Dermochelys coriacea Leatherback Turtle, Leathery Turtle, Luth Endangered [1768]

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

Eretmochelys imbricata Hawksbill Turtle [1766]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

Hoplocephalus bungaroides Broad-headed Snake [1182]

Vulnerable

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Natator depressus Flatback Turtle [59257]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

SHARK Carcharias taurus (east coast population) Grey Nurse Shark (east coast Critically Endangered population) [68751]

Carcharodon carcharias White Shark, Great White Shark [64470] Vulnerable

In feature area

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In buffer area only

Scientific Name Galeorhinus galeus School Shark, Eastern School Shark, Snapper Shark, Tope, Soupfin Shark [68453] Rhincodon typus Whale Shark [66680]

Sphyrna lewini Scalloped Hammerhead [85267]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Conservation Dependent

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Conservation Dependent

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Listed Migratory Species Scientific Name Migratory Marine Birds Anous stolidus Common Noddy [825]

[ Resource Information ] Threatened Category

Apus pacificus Fork-tailed Swift [678]

Buffer Status

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Ardenna carneipes Flesh-footed Shearwater, Fleshy-footed Shearwater [82404]

Ardenna grisea Sooty Shearwater [82651]

Ardenna pacifica Wedge-tailed Shearwater [84292]

Ardenna tenuirostris Short-tailed Shearwater [82652]

Calonectris leucomelas Streaked Shearwater [1077]

Diomedea antipodensis Antipodean Albatross [64458]

Presence Text

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In buffer area only

Breeding known to occur within area

In feature area

Breeding known to occur within area

In buffer area only

Breeding known to occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Scientific Name Diomedea epomophora Southern Royal Albatross [89221]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Diomedea exulans Wandering Albatross [89223]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Diomedea sanfordi Northern Royal Albatross [64456]

Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Fregata ariel Lesser Frigatebird, Least Frigatebird [1012]

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Fregata minor Great Frigatebird, Greater Frigatebird [1013]

Macronectes giganteus Southern Giant-Petrel, Southern Giant Petrel [1060]

Macronectes halli Northern Giant Petrel [1061]

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Phaethon lepturus White-tailed Tropicbird [1014]

Phoebetria fusca Sooty Albatross [1075]

Vulnerable

Sternula albifrons Little Tern [82849]

Thalassarche bulleri Buller's Albatross, Pacific Albatross [64460]

Vulnerable

Scientific Name Thalassarche carteri Indian Yellow-nosed Albatross [64464]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Vulnerable

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Thalassarche cauta Shy Albatross [89224]

Endangered

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

Thalassarche eremita Chatham Albatross [64457]

Endangered

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour may occur within area

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Thalassarche melanophris Black-browed Albatross [66472]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Thalassarche salvini Salvin's Albatross [64463]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Thalassarche steadi White-capped Albatross [64462]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

Thalassarche impavida Campbell Albatross, Campbell Blackbrowed Albatross [64459]

Migratory Marine Species Balaenoptera edeni Bryde's Whale [35]

Balaenoptera musculus Blue Whale [36]

Caperea marginata Pygmy Right Whale [39]

Endangered

Buffer Status

In feature area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Foraging, feeding or In buffer area only related behaviour may occur within area

Scientific Name Carcharhinus longimanus Oceanic Whitetip Shark [84108]

Threatened Category

Carcharodon carcharias White Shark, Great White Shark [64470] Vulnerable

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In buffer area only

Caretta caretta Loggerhead Turtle [1763]

Endangered

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

Chelonia mydas Green Turtle [1765]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

Dermochelys coriacea Leatherback Turtle, Leathery Turtle, Luth Endangered [1768]

Dugong dugon Dugong [28]

Eretmochelys imbricata Hawksbill Turtle [1766]

Vulnerable

Eubalaena australis as Balaena glacialis australis Southern Right Whale [40] Endangered

Lagenorhynchus obscurus Dusky Dolphin [43]

Lamna nasus Porbeagle, Mackerel Shark [83288]

Megaptera novaeangliae Humpback Whale [38]

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In buffer area only

Scientific Name Mobula alfredi as Manta alfredi Reef Manta Ray, Coastal Manta Ray [90033]

Threatened Category

Mobula birostris as Manta birostris Giant Manta Ray [90034]

Natator depressus Flatback Turtle [59257]

Vulnerable

Orcinus orca Killer Whale, Orca [46]

Rhincodon typus Whale Shark [66680]

Vulnerable

Migratory Terrestrial Species Cuculus optatus Oriental Cuckoo, Horsfield's Cuckoo [86651]

Hirundapus caudacutus White-throated Needletail [682]

Monarcha melanopsis Black-faced Monarch [609]

Motacilla flava Yellow Wagtail [644]

Myiagra cyanoleuca Satin Flycatcher [612]

Rhipidura rufifrons Rufous Fantail [592]

Vulnerable

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Scientific Name Threatened Category Symposiachrus trivirgatus as Monarcha trivirgatus Spectacled Monarch [83946]

Migratory Wetlands Species Actitis hypoleucos Common Sandpiper [59309]

Calidris acuminata Sharp-tailed Sandpiper [874]

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Calidris canutus Red Knot, Knot [855]

Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Calidris ferruginea Curlew Sandpiper [856]

Critically Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Calidris melanotos Pectoral Sandpiper [858]

Charadrius bicinctus Double-banded Plover [895]

Charadrius leschenaultii Greater Sand Plover, Large Sand Plover Vulnerable [877]

Gallinago hardwickii Latham's Snipe, Japanese Snipe [863]

Gallinago megala Swinhoe's Snipe [864]

Foraging, feeding or In buffer area only related behaviour known to occur within area

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In buffer area only

Scientific Name Gallinago stenura Pin-tailed Snipe [841]

Threatened Category

Limosa lapponica Bar-tailed Godwit [844]

Numenius madagascariensis Eastern Curlew, Far Eastern Curlew [847]

Numenius minutus Little Curlew, Little Whimbrel [848]

Numenius phaeopus Whimbrel [849]

Pandion haliaetus Osprey [952]

Pluvialis fulva Pacific Golden Plover [25545]

Tringa brevipes Grey-tailed Tattler [851]

Tringa nebularia Common Greenshank, Greenshank [832]

Critically Endangered

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In buffer area only

Foraging, feeding or In buffer area only related behaviour known to occur within area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Foraging, feeding or In buffer area only related behaviour known to occur within area

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Other Matters Protected by the EPBC Act Commonwealth Lands

[ Resource Information ]

The Commonwealth area listed below may indicate the presence of Commonwealth land in this vicinity. Due to the unreliability of the data source, all proposals should be checked as to whether it impacts on a Commonwealth area, before making a definitive decision. Contact the State or Territory government land department for further information. Commonwealth Land Name State Communications, Information Technology and the Arts - Australian Postal Corporation Commonwealth Land - Australian Postal Commission [11776] NSW

Buffer Status

Commonwealth Land - Australian Postal Commission [11772]

NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Australian Postal Corporation [11771]

NSW

In buffer area only

Communications, Information Technology and the Arts - Telstra Corporation Limited Commonwealth Land - Australian Telecommunications Commission [11830] NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Australian Telecommunications Commission [11769] NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Australian Telecommunications Commission [11768] NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Australian Telecommunications Commission [11829] NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Australian Telecommunications Commission [11827] NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Australian Telecommunications Commission [11765] NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Australian Telecommunications Commission [11763] NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Australian Telecommunications Commission [11762] NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Australian Telecommunications Commission [11761] NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Telstra Corporation Limited [16419]

NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Telstra Corporation Limited [11766]

NSW

In buffer area only

Defence Commonwealth Land - Defence Service Homes Corporation [15946]

NSW

In feature area

Defence - ERINA GRES DEPOT [10070]

NSW

In buffer area only

Defence - TS HAWKESBURY [10054]

NSW

In buffer area only

Defence - Defence Housing Authority

Commonwealth Land Name Commonwealth Land - Defence Housing Authority [11775]

State NSW

Buffer Status In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Defence Housing Authority [11767]

NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Director of War Service Homes [16556]

NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Director of War Service Homes [11774]

NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Director of War Service Homes [11770]

NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Director of War Service Homes [11773]

NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Director of War Service Homes [11828]

NSW

In buffer area only

Commonwealth Land - Director of War Service Homes [11764]

NSW

In buffer area only

Listed Marine Species Scientific Name Bird Actitis hypoleucos Common Sandpiper [59309]

[ Resource Information ] Threatened Category

Anous stolidus Common Noddy [825]

Apus pacificus Fork-tailed Swift [678]

Ardenna carneipes as Puffinus carneipes Flesh-footed Shearwater, Fleshy-footed Shearwater [82404]

Ardenna grisea as Puffinus griseus Sooty Shearwater [82651]

Ardenna pacifica as Puffinus pacificus Wedge-tailed Shearwater [84292]

Ardenna tenuirostris as Puffinus tenuirostris Short-tailed Shearwater [82652]

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area overfly marine area

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In buffer area only

Breeding known to occur within area

In feature area

Breeding known to occur within area

In buffer area only

Breeding known to occur within area

In buffer area only

Scientific Name Bubulcus ibis as Ardea ibis Cattle Egret [66521]

Threatened Category

Calidris acuminata Sharp-tailed Sandpiper [874]

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Species or species habitat may occur within area overfly marine area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Calidris canutus Red Knot, Knot [855]

Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area overfly marine area

In feature area

Calidris ferruginea Curlew Sandpiper [856]

Critically Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area overfly marine area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area overfly marine area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Calidris melanotos Pectoral Sandpiper [858]

Calonectris leucomelas Streaked Shearwater [1077]

Charadrius bicinctus Double-banded Plover [895]

Foraging, feeding or In buffer area only related behaviour known to occur within area overfly marine area

Charadrius leschenaultii Greater Sand Plover, Large Sand Plover Vulnerable [877]

Diomedea antipodensis Antipodean Albatross [64458]

Vulnerable

Diomedea antipodensis gibsoni as Diomedea gibsoni Gibson's Albatross [82270] Vulnerable

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Scientific Name Diomedea epomophora Southern Royal Albatross [89221]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Diomedea exulans Wandering Albatross [89223]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Diomedea sanfordi Northern Royal Albatross [64456]

Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Breeding known to occur within area

In buffer area only

Eudyptula minor Little Penguin [1085]

Fregata ariel Lesser Frigatebird, Least Frigatebird [1012]

Fregata minor Great Frigatebird, Greater Frigatebird [1013]

Gallinago hardwickii Latham's Snipe, Japanese Snipe [863]

Gallinago megala Swinhoe's Snipe [864]

Gallinago stenura Pin-tailed Snipe [841]

Haliaeetus leucogaster White-bellied Sea-Eagle [943]

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area overfly marine area

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area overfly marine area

In buffer area only

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area overfly marine area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Scientific Name Himantopus himantopus Pied Stilt, Black-winged Stilt [870]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Foraging, feeding or In buffer area only related behaviour known to occur within area overfly marine area

Hirundapus caudacutus White-throated Needletail [682]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area overfly marine area

In feature area

Lathamus discolor Swift Parrot [744]

Critically Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area overfly marine area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Endangered

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat may occur within area overfly marine area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area overfly marine area

In feature area

Limosa lapponica Bar-tailed Godwit [844]

Macronectes giganteus Southern Giant-Petrel, Southern Giant Petrel [1060]

Macronectes halli Northern Giant Petrel [1061]

Merops ornatus Rainbow Bee-eater [670]

Monarcha melanopsis Black-faced Monarch [609]

Motacilla flava Yellow Wagtail [644]

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area overfly marine area

Scientific Name Myiagra cyanoleuca Satin Flycatcher [612]

Neophema chrysostoma Blue-winged Parrot [726]

Numenius madagascariensis Eastern Curlew, Far Eastern Curlew [847]

Threatened Category

Species or species habitat known to occur within area overfly marine area

In feature area

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area overfly marine area

Critically Endangered

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area overfly marine area

In buffer area only

Numenius phaeopus Whimbrel [849]

Foraging, feeding or In buffer area only related behaviour known to occur within area

Pachyptila turtur Fairy Prion [1066]

Pandion haliaetus Osprey [952]

Phaethon lepturus White-tailed Tropicbird [1014]

Pluvialis fulva Pacific Golden Plover [25545]

Buffer Status

Vulnerable

Numenius minutus Little Curlew, Little Whimbrel [848]

Phoebetria fusca Sooty Albatross [1075]

Presence Text

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Foraging, feeding or In buffer area only related behaviour known to occur within area

Scientific Name Pterodroma cervicalis White-necked Petrel [59642]

Threatened Category

Rhipidura rufifrons Rufous Fantail [592]

Rostratula australis as Rostratula benghalensis (sensu lato) Australian Painted Snipe [77037] Endangered

Stercorarius antarcticus as Catharacta skua Brown Skua [85039]

Sterna striata White-fronted Tern [799]

Sternula albifrons as Sterna albifrons Little Tern [82849]

Symposiachrus trivirgatus as Monarcha trivirgatus Spectacled Monarch [83946]

Thalassarche bulleri Buller's Albatross, Pacific Albatross [64460]

Vulnerable

Thalassarche bulleri platei as Thalassarche sp. nov. Northern Buller's Albatross, Pacific Vulnerable Albatross [82273]

Thalassarche carteri Indian Yellow-nosed Albatross [64464]

Vulnerable

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat known to occur within area overfly marine area

In feature area

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area overfly marine area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat known to occur within area overfly marine area

In feature area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Scientific Name Thalassarche cauta Shy Albatross [89224]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Endangered

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Endangered

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour may occur within area

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Thalassarche melanophris Black-browed Albatross [66472]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Thalassarche salvini Salvin's Albatross [64463]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or related behaviour likely to occur within area

In feature area

Thalassarche steadi White-capped Albatross [64462]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

Thalassarche eremita Chatham Albatross [64457]

Thalassarche impavida Campbell Albatross, Campbell Blackbrowed Albatross [64459]

Tringa brevipes as Heteroscelus brevipes Grey-tailed Tattler [851]

Tringa nebularia Common Greenshank, Greenshank [832]

Fish Acentronura tentaculata Shortpouch Pygmy Pipehorse [66187]

Festucalex cinctus Girdled Pipefish [66214]

Foraging, feeding or In buffer area only related behaviour known to occur within area

Species or species In feature area habitat likely to occur within area overfly marine area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Scientific Name Filicampus tigris Tiger Pipefish [66217]

Threatened Category

Heraldia nocturna Upside-down Pipefish, Eastern Upsidedown Pipefish, Eastern Upside-down Pipefish [66227] Hippichthys penicillus Beady Pipefish, Steep-nosed Pipefish [66231]

Hippocampus abdominalis Big-belly Seahorse, Eastern Potbelly Seahorse, New Zealand Potbelly Seahorse [66233] Hippocampus whitei White's Seahorse, Crowned Seahorse, Sydney Seahorse [66240]

Histiogamphelus briggsii Crested Pipefish, Briggs' Crested Pipefish, Briggs' Pipefish [66242]

Lissocampus runa Javelin Pipefish [66251]

Maroubra perserrata Sawtooth Pipefish [66252]

Notiocampus ruber Red Pipefish [66265]

Phyllopteryx taeniolatus Common Seadragon, Weedy Seadragon [66268]

Solegnathus spinosissimus Spiny Pipehorse, Australian Spiny Pipehorse [66275]

Endangered

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Scientific Name Threatened Category Solenostomus cyanopterus Robust Ghostpipefish, Blue-finned Ghost Pipefish, [66183]

Solenostomus paradoxus Ornate Ghostpipefish, Harlequin Ghost Pipefish, Ornate Ghost Pipefish [66184]

Stigmatopora argus Spotted Pipefish, Gulf Pipefish, Peacock Pipefish [66276]

Stigmatopora nigra Widebody Pipefish, Wide-bodied Pipefish, Black Pipefish [66277]

Syngnathoides biaculeatus Double-end Pipehorse, Double-ended Pipehorse, Alligator Pipefish [66279]

Trachyrhamphus bicoarctatus Bentstick Pipefish, Bend Stick Pipefish, Short-tailed Pipefish [66280]

Urocampus carinirostris Hairy Pipefish [66282]

Vanacampus margaritifer Mother-of-pearl Pipefish [66283]

Mammal Arctocephalus forsteri Long-nosed Fur-seal, New Zealand Furseal [20]

Arctocephalus pusillus Australian Fur-seal, Australo-African Fur-seal [21]

Dugong dugon Dugong [28]

Reptile

Presence Text

Buffer Status

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In feature area

Scientific Name Caretta caretta Loggerhead Turtle [1763]

Chelonia mydas Green Turtle [1765]

Threatened Category

Presence Text

Endangered

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

Dermochelys coriacea Leatherback Turtle, Leathery Turtle, Luth Endangered [1768]

Buffer Status

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

Eretmochelys imbricata Hawksbill Turtle [1766]

Vulnerable

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

Natator depressus Flatback Turtle [59257]

Vulnerable

Foraging, feeding or In feature area related behaviour known to occur within area

Pelamis platurus Yellow-bellied Seasnake [1091]

Species or species habitat may occur within area

Whales and Other Cetaceans Current Scientific Name Mammal Balaenoptera acutorostrata Minke Whale [33]

In buffer area only

[ Resource Information ] Status

Balaenoptera edeni Bryde's Whale [35]

Balaenoptera musculus Blue Whale [36]

In feature area

Endangered

Type of Presence

Buffer Status

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Current Scientific Name Caperea marginata Pygmy Right Whale [39]

Status

Grampus griseus Risso's Dolphin, Grampus [64]

Lagenorhynchus obscurus Dusky Dolphin [43]

Megaptera novaeangliae Humpback Whale [38]

Orcinus orca Killer Whale, Orca [46]

Stenella attenuata Spotted Dolphin, Pantropical Spotted Dolphin [51]

Tursiops aduncus Indian Ocean Bottlenose Dolphin, Spotted Bottlenose Dolphin [68418]

Tursiops truncatus s. str. Bottlenose Dolphin [68417]

Buffer Status

Foraging, feeding or In buffer area only related behaviour may occur within area

Delphinus delphis Common Dolphin, Short-beaked Common Dolphin [60]

Eubalaena australis Southern Right Whale [40]

Type of Presence

Species or species habitat may occur within area

Endangered

In buffer area only

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat known to occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Species or species In buffer area only habitat likely to occur within area

Species or species habitat may occur within area

In buffer area only

Extra Information State and Territory Reserves

[ Resource Information ]

Protected Area Name Bouddi

Reserve Type National Park

State NSW

Buffer Status In buffer area only

Brisbane Water

National Park

NSW

In buffer area only

Cockle Bay

Nature Reserve

NSW

In buffer area only

Gosford Coastal Open Space System

NRS Addition - Gazettal NSW in Progress

In buffer area only

Lion Island

Nature Reserve

NSW

In buffer area only

Pelican Island

Nature Reserve

NSW

In buffer area only

Rileys Island

Nature Reserve

NSW

In buffer area only

Saratoga Island

Nature Reserve

NSW

In buffer area only

Wamberal Lagoon

Nature Reserve

NSW

In buffer area only

Wambina

Nature Reserve

NSW

In buffer area only

Regional Forest Agreements

[ Resource Information ]

Note that all areas with completed RFAs have been included. Please see the associated resource information for specific caveats and use limitations associated with RFA boundary information.

RFA Name North East NSW RFA

State New South Wales

Nationally Important Wetlands

Buffer Status In feature area

[ Resource Information ]

Wetland Name Avoca Lagoon

State NSW

Buffer Status In buffer area only

Brisbane Water Estuary

NSW

In feature area

Cockrone Lagoon

NSW

In buffer area only

Terrigal Lagoon

NSW

In buffer area only

Wamberal Lagoon

NSW

In buffer area only

EPBC Act Referrals Title of referral Controlled action Vegetation Clearing North Pearl Estate section of Kahibah Creek Not controlled action

[ Resource Information ] Reference

Referral Outcome Assessment Status Buffer Status

2003/997

Controlled Action

Post-Approval

In buffer area only

Title of referral Reference Not controlled action Central Coast Highway Upgrade from 2009/4815 Ocean View Dve to Matcham Rd

Referral Outcome Assessment Status Buffer Status Not Controlled Action

Completed

In buffer area only

Demolition of Ablutions Block, Snapper Island, NSW

2018/8303

Not Controlled Action

Completed

In buffer area only

Improving rabbit biocontrol: releasing another strain of RHDV, sthrn two thirds of Australia

2015/7522

Not Controlled Action

Completed

In feature area

Somersby Industrial Estate, Stage 1

2002/548

Not Controlled Action

Completed

In buffer area only

Terrigal Sewer Pumping Station Upgrade

2001/128

Not Controlled Action

Completed

In buffer area only

Not Controlled Action (Particular Manner)

Post-Approval

In buffer area only

Not controlled action (particular manner) Repair and Upgrade of North Avoca 2010/5740 Sewerage System

Referral decision Breeding program for Grey Nurse Sharks

2007/3245

Referral Decision Completed

In buffer area only

Biologically Important Areas Scientific Name Dolphins Tursiops aduncus Indo-Pacific/Spotted Bottlenose Dolphin [68418]

Behaviour

Presence

Buffer Status

Breeding

Likely to occur

In buffer area only

Seabirds Ardenna pacifica Wedge-tailed Shearwater [84292]

Foraging

Likely to occur

In feature area

Ardenna tenuirostris Short-tailed Shearwater [82652]

Foraging

Likely to occur

In buffer area only

Sharks Carcharias taurus Grey Nurse Shark [64469]

Foraging

Known to occur In buffer area only

Whales Megaptera novaeangliae Humpback Whale [38]

Foraging

Known to occur In buffer area only

Bioregional Assessments SubRegion

BioRegion

Website

Buffer Status

SubRegion Hunter

BioRegion Website Northern Sydney Basin BA website

Buffer Status In feature area

Sydney

Sydney Basin

In buffer area only

BA website

Caveat 1

PURPOSE

This report is designed to assist in identifying the location of matters of national environmental significance (MNES) and other matters protected by the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cth) (EPBC Act) which may be relevant in determining obligations and requirements under the EPBC Act. The report contains the mapped locations of: • World and National Heritage properties; • Wetlands of International and National Importance; • Commonwealth and State/Territory reserves; • distribution of listed threatened, migratory and marine species; • listed threatened ecological communities; and • other information that may be useful as an indicator of potential habitat value.

DISCLAIMER

This report is not intended to be exhaustive and should only be relied upon as a general guide as mapped data is not available for all species or ecological communities listed under the EPBC Act (see below). Persons seeking to use the information contained in this report to inform the referral of a proposed action under the EPBC Act should consider the limitations noted below and whether additional information is required to determine the existence and location of MNES and other protected matters. Where data are available to inform the mapping of protected species, the presence type (e.g. known, likely or may occur) that can be determined from the data is indicated in general terms. It is the responsibility of any person using or relying on the information in this report to ensure that it is suitable for the circumstances of any proposed use. The Commonwealth cannot accept responsibility for the consequences of any use of the report or any part thereof. To the maximum extent allowed under governing law, the Commonwealth will not be liable for any loss or damage that may be occasioned directly or indirectly through the use of, or reliance

DATA SOURCES

Threatened ecological communities For threatened ecological communities where the distribution is well known, maps are generated based on information contained in recovery plans, State vegetation maps and remote sensing imagery and other sources. Where threatened ecological community distributions are less well known, existing vegetation maps and point location data are used to produce indicative distribution maps. Threatened, migratory and marine species Threatened, migratory and marine species distributions have been discerned through a variety of methods. Where distributions are well known and if time permits, distributions are inferred from either thematic spatial data (i.e. vegetation, soils, geology, elevation, aspect, terrain, etc.) together with point locations and described habitat; or modelled (MAXENT or BIOCLIM habitat modelling) using Where little information is available for a species or large number of maps are required in a short time-frame, maps are derived either from 0.04 or 0.02 decimal degree cells; by an automated process using polygon capture techniques (static two kilometre grid cells, alpha-hull and convex hull); or captured manually or by using topographic features (national park boundaries, islands, etc.). In the early stages of the distribution mapping process (1999-early 2000s) distributions were defined by degree blocks, 100K or 250K map sheets to rapidly create distribution maps. More detailed distribution mapping methods are used to update these distributions

LIMITATIONS

The following species and ecological communities have not been mapped and do not appear in this report: • threatened species listed as extinct or considered vagrants; • some recently listed species and ecological communities; • some listed migratory and listed marine species, which are not listed as threatened species; and • migratory species that are very widespread, vagrant, or only occur in Australia in small numbers. The following groups have been mapped, but may not cover the complete distribution of the species: • listed migratory and/or listed marine seabirds, which are not listed as threatened, have only been mapped for recorded • seals which have only been mapped for breeding sites near the Australian continent The breeding sites may be important for the protection of the Commonwealth Marine environment. Refer to the metadata for the feature group (using the Resource Information link) for the currency of the information.

Acknowledgements This database has been compiled from a range of data sources. The department acknowledges the following custodians who have contributed valuable data and advice: -Office of Environment and Heritage, New South Wales -Department of Environment and Primary Industries, Victoria -Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment, Tasmania -Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources, South Australia -Department of Land and Resource Management, Northern Territory -Department of Environmental and Heritage Protection, Queensland -Department of Parks and Wildlife, Western Australia -Environment and Planning Directorate, ACT -Birdlife Australia -Australian Bird and Bat Banding Scheme -Australian National Wildlife Collection -Natural history museums of Australia -Museum Victoria -Australian Museum -South Australian Museum -Queensland Museum -Online Zoological Collections of Australian Museums -Queensland Herbarium -National Herbarium of NSW -Royal Botanic Gardens and National Herbarium of Victoria -Tasmanian Herbarium -State Herbarium of South Australia -Northern Territory Herbarium -Western Australian Herbarium -Australian National Herbarium, Canberra -University of New England -Ocean Biogeographic Information System -Australian Government, Department of Defence Forestry Corporation, NSW -Geoscience Australia -CSIRO -Australian Tropical Herbarium, Cairns -eBird Australia -Australian Government – Australian Antarctic Data Centre -Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory -Australian Government National Environmental Science Program -Australian Institute of Marine Science -Reef Life Survey Australia -American Museum of Natural History -Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Inveresk, Tasmania -Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart, Tasmania -Other groups and individuals The Department is extremely grateful to the many organisations and individuals who provided expert advice and information on numerous draft distributions.

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APPENDIX 6 Aboriginal Heritage Information Management System Search Result

Review of Environmental Factors – 382 Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251 September 2023 | Our Ref: 14397

AHIMS Web Services (AWS) Search Result

Your Ref/PO Number : 14397

Client Service ID : 795716

de Witt Consulting 7 Canberra Street Charlestown New South Wales 2290 Attention: Samara Jayne Email: samara.jayne@dewittconsulting.com.au Dear Sir or Madam: AHIMS Web Service search for the following area at Lot : 2341, DP:DP1276281, Section : - with a Buffer of 200 meters, conducted by Samara Jayne on 28 June 2023. The context area of your search is shown in the map below. Please note that the map does not accurately display the exact boundaries of the search as defined in the paragraph above. The map is to be used for general reference purposes only.

A search of Heritage NSW AHIMS Web Services (Aboriginal Heritage Information Management System) has shown that: 0 Aboriginal sites are recorded in or near the above location. 0 Aboriginal places have been declared in or near the above location. *

Date: 28 June 2023

If your search shows Aboriginal sites or places what should you do? You must do an extensive search if AHIMS has shown that there are Aboriginal sites or places recorded in the search area. If you are checking AHIMS as a part of your due diligence, refer to the next steps of the Due Diligence Code of practice. You can get further information about Aboriginal places by looking at the gazettal notice that declared it. Aboriginal places gazetted after 2001 are available on the NSW Government Gazette (https://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/gazette) website. Gazettal notices published prior to 2001 can be obtained from Heritage NSW upon request Important information about your AHIMS search The information derived from the AHIMS search is only to be used for the purpose for which it was requested. It is not be made available to the public. AHIMS records information about Aboriginal sites that have been provided to Heritage NSW and Aboriginal places that have been declared by the Minister; Information recorded on AHIMS may vary in its accuracy and may not be up to date. Location details are recorded as grid references and it is important to note that there may be errors or omissions in these recordings, Some parts of New South Wales have not been investigated in detail and there may be fewer records of Aboriginal sites in those areas. These areas may contain Aboriginal sites which are not recorded on AHIMS. Aboriginal objects are protected under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 even if they are not recorded as a site on AHIMS. This search can form part of your due diligence and remains valid for 12 months.

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