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Licence conditions for pollution studies and reduction program
Licence conditions for pollution studies and reduction programs
Summary
Licence number:
767
Title:
PRP20: Coal Discharge Monitoring and Response Plan
Start date:
15 May 2023
Licence Condition
Background The clean up response to discharges of coal from the premises in 2022 was slowed by the development of monitoring & clean up protocols, contractor & specialist acquisition, planning approvals, and on site resourcing. Aim The aim of this condition is to develop and maintain a response plan to: 1. enable the detection of, 2. facilitate an immediate and structured response to, and 3. facilitate a prompt clean up of any incidents involving the discharge of coal from the premises. Requirements Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the EPA: By 30 July 2023 the licensee must develop and maintain a Coal Discharge Response Plan. The plan must: · account for a range of pollution scenarios, scales of events, locations, extents (distance from the premises), and necessary responses. · incorporate a monitoring program to immediately detect incidents involving coal discharges and an associated trigger action response. · Prompt an immediate on ground assessment / identification process. · Result in the activation of an incident management team at the premises. · Maintain planning approval/s for access and clean up protocols / methodologies / activities on all relevant downstream properties. For example REFs with National Parks, Crown Lands, NSW Fisheries, Transport for NSW. · Involve consultation, input, or approvals from other relevant stakeholders e.g. aboriginal or community groups. · Include notification protocols to regulatory bodies, landowners and stakeholders. · Maintain access to resources dedicated to incident response, coordination, and clean up. This must include on site personnel, specialists (technical and environmental), contractors, and equipment. · Detail response, coordination, and clean up actions. · Be incorporated into the Pollution Incidents Response and Management Plan. Due Date: 30 July 2023 (DOC23/672418-1)