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3. Irrigate in accordance with the Watering Frequency Table at the rate of 50% of rootball volume to ensure the rootball is fully ‘wetted-up’. Time of year Watering Frequency 1st month 2nd and 3rd month Balance of maintenance period 4 x per week 3 x per week 2 x per week Sep- Feb (e.g. (e.g. (e.g. Mon/Thu) Mon/Wed/Fri/Sat) Mon/Wed/Fri) 3 x per week 2 x per week Mar-May (e.g. 1 x per week (e.g. Mon/Thu) Mon/Wed/Fri) 2 x per week Jun-Aug 1 x per week 1 x per fortnight (e.g. Mon/Thu) Notes - a) Delete a watering if rainfall in the 48 hours prior to the scheduled watering exceeds 50mm. b) Less water may be required for drought tolerant species or more water for species with high water demands.…

7. Visually appealing the proposed building is designed to respond to the site’s settings of an educational establishments with it providing a landmark building for the school. The design, by necessity of its size, function and location, references the educational context of the buildings within the site and utilises and incorporates contemporary materiality and landscaping of the existing surrounds to breakdown and integrate its form and scale into the landscape. The height of the Chapter 3 – Education establishments and child care facilities Relevant Provisions Comment buildings is consistent with other sports facilities around the state. Being well distant from residential developments,…

3. To create a landscape character that is defined by native vegetation and not introduced species. 11.3 Banned Species The following species are not to be used A landscape plan has been submitted as part in landscaping within Wollondilly: of the proposal and will be conditioned to ensure compliance with relevant Council ▪ Conifers, species. ▪ Species specified in Clause 10.3(1)(a) of this volume, ▪ Species identified as Noxious Weeds under the Noxious Weeds Act, ▪ Species identified as a weed under any adopted policy of Council. Volume 5 – Commercial and Community Uses Relevant Provisions Comment PART 1 – PRELIMINARY 1.2 Objectives The object of this volume is to ensure commercial and…

65. Construction Environmental Management Plan Before commencement of any subdivision works, a Construction Environmental Management Plan must be prepared, and provided to the satisfaction of the Principal Certifier. The plan must include the following matters: a. Provisions for public safety; b. Pedestrian and vehicular site access points and construction activity zones; c. Details of construction traffic management; d. Details of bulk earthworks to be carried out; e. Details of Erosion and Soil Management; to include: • Suitably Qualified Professional in Sediment and Erosion Control to be engaged, at no cost to Council, to undertake Audit(s) on the Soil and Water Management measures…

• Picton Cultural, Community and Civic Precinct Stage 1 - Aboriginal Archaeological Due Diligence Assessment– Rev 02 – Ecological – 23 November 2020 • Access Report - Building E1 - New Performing Arts Centre - Rev A – Access Consulting – 29 March 2021 • New Performing Arts Centre– Rev A – Access Consulting – 29 March 2021 • Environmental Acoustic Assessment Building E1: Performing Arts Centre – Rev 01 – Marshall Day Acoustics – 13 April 2021 • Civil Design Report –Rev 03 - WSP – 20 September 2021 • Detailed Site Investigation –Rev 01 - SMEC – 29 September 2021 • Fire Safety Strategy Report – Omni Consulting Fire Engineers – 26 March 2020 • Geotechnical Investigation – Douglas Partners – Rev…

– 29 March 2021  New Performing Arts Centre– Rev A – Access Consulting – 29 March 2021  Environmental Acoustic Assessment Building E1: Performing Arts Centre – Rev 01 – Marshall Day Acoustics – 13 April 2021  Civil Design Report –Rev 03 - WSP – 20 September 2021  Detailed Site Investigation –Rev 01 - SMEC – 29 September 2021  Fire Safety Strategy Report – Omni Consulting Fire Engineers – 26 March 2020  Geotechnical Investigation – Douglas Partners – Rev 01 – 12 November 2020  Picton Cultural, Community and Civic Precinct Stage 1 Building E1 - Statement of Heritage Impact Rev 01 – Ecological – 25 February 2021  Wollondilly Precinct Redevelopment Performing Arts Centre (PAC) - Social…

32. Validation Report A validation report prepared by a suitably qualified Contaminated Land Consultant shall be provided to the Certifying Authority and Council within 30 days following completion of the remediation works, which demonstrates; a. Compliance with the approved RAP; b. That the remediation acceptance criteria (in the approved RAP) has been fully complied with; c. That all remediation works undertaken comply with the contaminated lands planning guidelines, Contaminated Lands Management Act 1997 and Chapter 4 of State Environmental Planning Policy (Resilience and Hazards) 2021; d. And includes: e. A ‘Notice of Completion of Remediation Work’ as required under section 4.15 of…

22. Environmental Controls Before the issue of Construction Certificate, a Construction Environmental Management Plan must be prepared. The plan must include the following matters: a) Provisions for public safety; b) Details of construction traffic management; c) Details of Erosion and Soil Management; d) Details of Stockpile Management; e) Details of site Stabilisation; f) The location of site storage areas and sheds; g) The equipment used to carry out works; h) Hours of work; i) Contact details of Contractors and display of details to the public; j) The location of a garbage container with a tight-fitting lid; k) Dust, noise and vibration control measures; l) The location of temporary…

8. Importation of Fill Material Importation of fill material (VENM, ENM & EPA Exempt Material) – Fill Assessment Reporting Requirements. Any fill material that is imported onto the site must comprise Virgin Excavated Natural Material (VENM), Excavated Natural Material (ENM) or other suitable material in accordance with the relevant Resource Recovery Exemption issued under the Protection of the Environment Operations (Waste) Regulation 2014. Prior to placing any fill material on the site, appropriate waste classification/certification documentation that verifies the material is VENM or complies with the requirements of the relevant Resource Recovery Exemption, including ENM, must obtained…

91. Soil and Water Management Erosion and sediment control devices are to be inspected during and after rainfall events to check for maintenance requirements and ensure no negative water quality impacts or sediment leaving the works site. Any sediment or turbid water leaving the site is to be reported to Council within 48 hours of the event taking place. The Erosion and Sediment Control Incident Report is to consist of rainfall event details, estimated volume of sediment or turbid stormwater discharges from site, what attributed to the pollution incident, any remediation that was undertaken or planned and what measures will be implemented to prevent/minimise the occurrence in future.…

96. Earthworks Any fill material that is imported onto the site must comprise Virgin Excavated Natural Material (VENM), Excavated Natural Material (ENM) or other suitable material in accordance with the relevant Resource Recovery Exemption issued under the Protection of the Environment Operations (Waste) Regulation 2014. Any imported fill will require validation report to be sent to Council before use on site. The applicant must maintain a register of deliveries which includes date, time, truck registration number, quantity of fill, origin of fill and type of fill delivered. This register must be made available to Council Officers on request. Condition reason: Fill must be clean and free of…

40. Removal of Hazardous Waste Materials During Construction Any identified materials from the site that contain fill, rubbish and/or asbestos shall be assessed and classified in accordance with the NSW EPA Waste Classification Guidelines (2014). Once assessed the materials shall be disposed of at a licensed waste facility suitable to accept that particular waste and in accordance with SafeWork NSW, NSW EPA and other Australian regulatory authority guidelines and requirements. Copies of tipping dockets shall be retained and supplied to Council upon request. Condition reason: To ensure the removal, handling and disposal of asbestos is carried out safely and lawfully.

31. Removal of Waste Materials Where ther e is a need to remove any identified materials from the site that contain fill/rubbish/asbestos, the waste material shall be assessed and classified in accordance with the NSW EPA Waste Classification Guidelines (2014) (refer to: www.epa.nsw.gov.au/wasteregulation/classify-guidelines.htm) Once assessed, the materials shall be disposed of to a licensed waste facility suitable for that particular classification of waste. Copies of tipping dockets shall be retained and supplied to Council upon request. Condition r eason: To comply with the NSW EPA Waste Classification Guidelines.

58. Waste Management Plan Prior to the issue of a Subdivision Works Certificate, a comprehensive Waste Management Plan identifying the method of collecting, managing and disposing of waste generated by the development including waste from clearing works, remediation works and demolition works is to be provided to the principal certifier for approval. Condition reason: To ensure waste management measures are planned for and implemented during the carrying out of site work.

29. Remediation Action Plan – Preferred Remedial Option 4 ONLY Developme nt shall take place in accordance with the submitted Remediation Action Plan, prepared by JK Environments reference E37414PHrpt2-RAP and dated 20 June 2025, except as modified by Council and/or any conditions of this consent. Condition r eason: To ensure the site is suitable for the intended use in accordance with the requirements of SEPP (Resilience and Hazards) 2021.

30. Remedial Option Selection This conse nt only allows for Remedial Option 4, as outlined in the submitted Remediation Action Plan. Should any other contingency or remedial option be required, including ‘cap and containment’, then this shall the subject of a modification application to Council. Condition r eason: To ensure the site is appropriately remediated and is made suitable for the intended use.

70. Construction Environmental Management Plan All works are to be design and carried out in accordance with the approved Construction Environmental Management Plan. Condition reason: To ensure appropriate site management.

1. To minimise the impacts of urban development on the environmental values of waterways, groundwater systems and bushland areas, Controls