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Breanna Daniells

From:Sent: Thursday, 14 June 2018 7:34 AMTo: SomersetRegional CouncilSubject: Letter Of SubmissionAttachments: Letter of submission.pdf

To Whom it may concern,

I have attached a letter of Submissionfor the Development Application No. DA16842.

Kind Regards

The ChiefExecutive OfficerSomerset Regional CouncilPOBox117Esk Qld4312

DearSir/Madam,

RE; Letter of Objection

DevelopmentApplicationfor Extractive IndustryRockyGullyRoad and Banffs Lane, Coominya Qld 4311DevelopmentApplicationNo. DA16842

I am concerned about the amount of trucks that are going to be travelingalong the sameroute as my wife and myself on the school/work route.

In years to come our 3 childrer /Ill be riding their bikesto school and also to friendsplacesalong the same route as the trucks, we will be afraid fortheir safety for there are no footpathsalong Rocky Gully Road.

At this presenttime, we do notallow our oldest Daughter to cross the road from the bus

stop at the end ofTwin Lakes Road for the trucks that come outof the Hytecsand rnine.

After 1 year ofoperations from that Hytecmine, Rocky Gully Road needed to be fixed,I am Concerned about tige rest of the road with a largeroperation going ahead.

I look down from my back fence line and a see the results of a badly managed sand mine.

Parking in front of the Blue Tea Pot for fuel will be a Safetyco ncern.

Do the Zanow's haul truck drivers have a Fatigue ManagementPlan? Driving trucks for long

periodsof time on the same route is not safe.

The 25m Natural VegetationBufferwill notbe affective to hind such a large operation.And it should go all the wayaround the operationand down both sides of Banffs Lane.Zanow's should be made to plant native vegetationaround the operations.

Unfortunately I am concernedfor the safetyof my children and other road users now andinto the futurewith the extra trucks on the road.This is why I object to this Development

going ahead.

Yours Sincerely,

mme mmm.m e e

RECEIVEDSomersetRegionalCouncil

13 June 2018

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To AssessmentManager,SomersetCouncII,

DearSir/Madam,

LETTER OPPOSING:

DevelopmentApplicationfor Extractive Industry

RockyGully Road and Banffs Lane,CoominyaQLD4311

DevelopmentApplication No. DA16842

We, Rod & Debbie Butler, wish to opposethe granting of the applicationDA 16842 for a

DevelopmentPermitfor a Material Change of Use on Lots 220, 225, 226, 236 and 246 RockyGully

Road and Banffs Lane, Coominya QLD 4311fromTurf Farming, BroadAcreCroppingand Cattie

Grazingto Extractive Industry,Extractiveand ScreeningActivitiesERA 16(2)(b)and 16(3)(b).

We bought our little pieceof heaven, Lot 27 RP135412on RockyGully road, Coominya, in June 2017

to enableus to experiencepeace and quietamongstthe rural Coominyasettingand have a little bit

of privacy from our fast- paced world.

We objectto the granting of the above permitapplicationon the following grounds:

1. Life of Mine ofQuarry/ExtractiveIndustry.

The proposed life of the extractiveindustry is ten years with the potentialfor further mine

life; we refer to Dot Point1, Page57 of 72, of AssessmentReport,Diane Kerr and Associates.

An open cut mine/quarryoperating for ten years plus will severelyaffectthe quality of life of

local residents.2. Hours of Business.

The proposal is to conductextractive operationactivitiesfrom 6am to 6pm Monday to

Fridaywith 6am to 3pm Saturdays.The proposeddevelopment location is adjacent to

numerous rural housing 4-hectareallotments.The planned location and scopeof size (160

hectares) of the quarry/ open-cutminewill severely affectthe quality of life of all local

residents.3- Days per week ofactivities.

We refer to Point e), Page51 of 72, ofAssessmentReport, Diane Kerrand Associates.

'The proposal is to conductloading/unloadingactivitiesbetween7:00amand 6:00pm

Mondayto Friday and 8:00amto 5:00pm Saturday and Sundaywith loading/unloading

activities associated with the extractiveoperationsbetween6:00am and 6:00pmMondayto

Friday and 6:00am to 3:00pm Saturday'.

In essence this will be almost6 days per weekfor extractive operation activitiesand 7 days

per week for total site activities.

5.

6.

7.

8.

These activities over a projected 10-year plus operationwill createcontinuousnoise,air

quality(dust)and road congestion issues for local residents.The proposed25 metre bufferzone ofnatural vegetation.The proposed 25 metre bufferzone ofnatural vegetation along the boundariesof the

proposedquarry/ open-cutmine is completelyinadequate. This bufferzone only contains a

smallamountof re-growth material and will not effectivelyscreen visual, audible or physical

mobileand fixed plant activitiesdue to the enormous size ofthe combinedplanned

extractive activities of 160 hectaresin totalA proposed dailyamount of B-Double road trainentryand exitvolume of58 to the propertyfor a proposed12 hoursper day over a projected5 & ¾ days perweekovera 10-year life

span will severelycompromise the safetyof local road users. In responseto the 'traffic

surveys', Dot Point 6, Page 57 of71ofAssessmentReport,Diane Kerr and Associates,a

single day (Tuesday22 March 2016 with two periods of observation,6:30am to 9:00am and

3:00pmto 6:00pm)is just that, an observation, not a quantitativesurvey.The heavy vehicle

traffic entry and exitvolume numbers are proposed only and subject to potential increase.

The projectedvolumenumbers combinedwith the existing heavyvehicle numbersalready

using Rocky Gully road has the potential to compromise the safetyof RockyGullyRoad local

residents.The preferredtransportrouteof Rocky Gully Road-Rocky GullyRoad /RailwayStreet-

Coominya ConnectionRoad-will take heavy vehicle traffic through the centreof the

Coominya townshipitself, passing by additional local residents' dwellings. With the

projected daily truck volume, this has the potential to affect the quality of life of the wholeCoominyacommunityfor a projected decade or more.We also would like to note RockyGully Road Coominya is not suitablefor DTMR's 'Multi-

CombinationRoutesin Queensland -Gatton Regions'.

The proposeddust abatementmeasuresfor the activitiesare reactive and not proactive.

Dust created from extracting, treating, storageand removal of productwill likely coverthe

surroundingsmall allotmentswell beforeany remedialaction could be taken.This is of

prime importanceto us as our entire domestichouseholdwater supply is from rainfall watertanks.The known Koala habitat in the regionwill be irrevocablyaffected.We have members ofthelocal koalafamilies move throughourpropertyregularlyand theproposedactivities with its

constantnoiseand vibration has the potential to force thesewonderfulcreaturesfrom our

area.

We noticethat in the assessmentreportfor thedevelopmentapplicationthere is no mentionat all

of the fact thereare numerous4-hectareand above allotments, i.e. iocal residents, in the immediate

vicinity of the extractiveindustrydevelopmentapplication.We referto Dat point 5, page 5 ofAssessmentReport, Diane Kerr and Associates

Why is this so?

We would havethought local residentstakeholders would have been heavily involved in any

consultationprocess.This has not occurredat all.

How is it that 'lettersofsupport'can be signed, dated and first lodged with council on the 19 June2017 and the firstwe learnt of any developmentapplicationwas when the information signs wereplaced on RockyGully road late May 2018?

We say to you; wouldyou like to have to live adjacentto a 160-hectarequarry/ open-cutmine?

Koala tax a S3 drop for marsupial's diminishing habitat on the Gold Coast - ABC New... Page i of 2

10lNEWSKoala tax a $3 drop for marsupial's diminishing habitaton the Gold CoastABC Gold Coast By Elise Kinsella

PosredFn 8 Jun 2018 4 31pm

PHOTO:A fund to buy land for koala habitat was announcedat the Dreamworldtheme park (ABC Gold Cossi Elise K<nsella)

Ratepayerson the Gold Coast will be charged a $3 koala tax from July RELATEosToRY:East coomera koala populationthis year in an Australian-first program to buy land to protecttheir faces further loss of habrtat

habitat. RELATED STORY: coomerato be included in koala

The tax will contribute towards a $10 mill1on fund that the Gold Coast Cityprotectionstudy

Councu will primarily use to purchase land RELATEDSTORY: Koala expert says Games mascotrs

an embarrassment

The counctl said it is the first time a local government has created a levy

specificahy to help a species

Mayor Tom Tate said there are a number of ways the fund wift help protect koalas.

"We are going to be protecting the two matn things that are dangerousto

koalas

-that is domesticdogs and getting hit by cars-

so we will be

spending money also to put in protective fence to areas that is of high risk to

the koalas." he sard.

The city's planning chair, Cameron Caldwell, said the koala fund is a greatstep forward in their conservation

"I beheve the $3 levy is a small pnce for all of us to pay." he said

C Ellse K neella

"We car swap a Coffee for a koala and I think that m a

wonderful gesture for all Gold Coasters to rnake" createsAustraiasrrstkoaia

tax, with funds to Duy land for haD4tat

Koalas losing habitatThe northern Gold Coast has becomea battleground for koala conservationin recent years

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11is home to the East Coomera koalas, one of the biggestkoala populations in south-eastQueensland.

But the same area has also seen a housing boom in recent years with the suburbsof Coomera and Pimpamarecordingsome of the largest populationgrowths in Queensland.

That growth has contributedto East Coomera koalas losing a third of their habitat in the past decade.

CoomeraConservationGroup spokeswomanKarina Watermanwelcomed the koala tax.

lt is certainly a really interesting way of addressing the problem of how to getrnoney to help koalas she said.

PHoTO: Koala populationsare under heavypressurefrom human developmentin their habttats (Supplied: WWF)

Ms Waterman said her organisationwould judge the success of the tax and the koala fund on their ability to save animals

"Do they manage to persist into the future? Wtll we see a decrease in spread of disease? WW we see a decreasein stress?Will we see a decrease in areas in whatwe would call overcrowding? Will we see a decrease in those things?" she said.

The conservationistsaid the tax could be replicated in other parts of the country if successful.

Topics: conservation. urban-development-an4piannmg.tax. coomera4209. pimpama4209. gid

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Coal miner's death alier silicosisdiagnosis a warningon dangerousdust levels - ABC ...Page 1 of 7

COINEWSCoalminer'sdeath aftersilicosisdiagnosis a warning ondangerousdust levels7.30 By ¼chaelAtkin

UpdatedFri 8 Jun 2018. 3 33pm

PHoTO: Tyrone Buckton and wife Trisha Buckton the day before he died from & I cosis. (ABC News Michael Atkin)

Queensland miner TyroneBuckton never spent a day undergroundbut RELATEDSTORY: Brisbanetunnel workers face langlast week died after being diagnosedwith silicosis. disease trom sitica exposure expert

The lung disease is caused by high levels of exposure to silica dust, whichRma

r ove au e8ack health scheme needs

the union says could pose a greater workplace hazard than coal dust.RELATEDSToRY: 'Black lung' makes comebackin

Mr Bucktonworked at the GoonyellaRiverside open cut coal mine, which is Queensland coal mines

owned by BHP Billitonand Mitsubishi. for more than 30 years_

He was diagnosed with silicosis last October.

Silica is one of the most common minerals in the earth's crust and can be found in construction materialssuch as bncks,tiles and concrete

Do you know more about this story? Email [email protected]

7 30 was provided with intimateaccess to Mr Buckton and his family the day before he died in Rockhampton Hospital

Mr Buckton, 69. was too unwell to be interviewed and struggled at times to follow the conversation.

He also had emphysema (he smoked for 17 years but quit in 1989) and severe scarring on his lungs, making it atmostimpossible for him to breathe.

Wife Trisha Buckton said her husband wanted people to see what exposure to silica dust had done to him.

"He wants people to be aware it's a crippling disease. it's disgusting. and it just takes you so quick." Mrs Buckton said

"lt s not the coal dust, he's never spent a day underground It s the sWca dust that gothlrn

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Coal rniner's death after silicosisdiagnosisa warning on dangerousdust levels - ABC ...Page 2 of 7

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PHOTO: Tyrone Bucktonat work at the mine (Supphed Trisha Buckton)

Mr Buckton's specialist, thoracicphysician Dr Robert Edwards. is one of Australian's lead ng experts on dust lung diseases

such as silicosis

He said Mr Buckton's silicosis was severe and caused by his mining career

"From what he's told me it sounds hke it's heavy exposure ' he told 7 30.

"He was covered in dust at the end of his shift, he coughed up dust on a regular basisat the end of a shift"

Silica dust 20 times more toxic than coal dust

PHOTO:A conveyor beit at the Goonyena coal mine (ABC News JonathanHalo

Silicosis is one of the world's oldest occupational diseases

In 2015. 7 30 revealedexposure to coal dust was making miners terminaEly ill with pneumoconiosis, also known as blacklung

These were the first black lung cases identified in Queensland in 30 years. resulting in an overhaul of the Departrnent ofNatural Resources and Mines and increased scrutiny of dust levels

Now the mining union, the CFMEU. is warning silica dust could pose a greater workplace hazard than coal dust because it

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. Coal miner's death after silicosis diagnosisa warning on dangerous dust levels - ABC ...Page 5 of 7

PHOTO: Tyrone and Tnsha Bucktoriwhen they were young (Suppiied TnshaBucktom

Mr Buckton died last Thursday night. just days before his 50th weddinganniversary

His wrfe wants his death to be the catalyst for urgent change.

She is calkng for the legal levels of sihca dust n Queensland'smines to be immediately halved to 0 05mg/m3 n kne with the

standard imposed in the United States

"Make it safe for everybody, so everybody,when they've finist,ed work. they comehome and they re not bringing a problem with thenC she said

The halvingof sihca dust levels was recommendedlast year by a Queenslandjoint parliamentarycommrttee establishedafter the re-emergence of black long.

CFMEU's Mr Smyth said he has discussed the potential change with the m ning minister. but his membership was growingincreasinglyimpatient waiting for action

"Workers have had enough, we've had enough and they can do the right th ng by workers and simply as a start reducethese levels have enforcement and have real action " Mr Smyth sa d.

BMA

PHOTO: GoonyeiiaRrversideopen cut mrne iocatednear Moranbah ABC News Jonathan Ham

New figures obtained by 7 30 show Queenslandmines continue to exceed the legal level of sihca dust

Last year mines breached the hmit 56 times. and in the first quarter of this year mines were in breach another 18 times

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Coal miner's death after silicosis diagnosisa warning on dangerous dust levels - ABC ...Page 6 of 7 .

Mr Smyth from the CFMEU said thatwas unacceptable.

He believes it is furtherevidence the PalaszczukGovernmentneeds to significantlyincrease the proportionof unannouncedinspections at mines.

Currently just 10 per centof inspections are unannounced.

"[Themining companies]see the regulator as ajoke, they really do, beCause theregulator rings them and tells them'we're coming to the mine site': Mr Smyth told

7.30.

"Real action needsto happen."

In a statement, QueenslandMining MinisterAnthonyLynhamsaid the introduction of new laws in 2017 had been effectivein reducing.theaveragesilicadust levels.

He also said an individual exceedancesdid not itself mean non-compliance.

"A singleexceedancerefers to a personalmonitoringsample at a single point in time and is a signal to the mine and the

regulatorthat attention is required to ensure that average concentrationswithin the mine are at acceptablelevels," Dr

Lynhamsaid.

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BHP Billiton, Anglo American, MiningMinisterAnthony Lynhamand the QueenslandResources Council declined to be

interviewedby 7.30.

In a statement, BHP said it had workeddirectly with Mr Buckton and his family in recent months to assist with his care.

A lumpsum settlementof Mr Buckton'sinjuryclaim for coal mine dust-induced lung disease was also paid by BHP in earlyMay.

BHP declined to answerquestions about how many other current and formerworkers at the Goonyella Riversidemine havebeendiagnosedwith silicosis or other silica and coal dust-relatedconditions.

To print the document,click the "Original Document" link to open the odginal PDF. At this time it is not possibleto printthe documentwith annotations.

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Coal miner's.deathaftei silicosis diagnosis a warning on dangerous dust levels - ABC ...Page 7 of 7.

In a statement,the Department of Natural Resources and Mines said over the last eight years it had issued more than 50directives to 12 coal mines in relation to respirable dust.

On three occasions the directiverequired the suspension of mining operations.

It said the proportion of samplesexceeding the regulated limit has fallen to less than 1 per cent of those tested comparedwith 9 per cent in 2016.

Therehave been 71 reported cases of mine dust lung diseases reported in Queensland since 1984, including 27 cases ofcoalworkers' pneumoconiosis, otherwise known as black lung, and nine cases of silicosis.

To print the document,click the 'original Document" Ank to open the original PDF. At this time it is not possible to printthe documentwith annotations.

Topics: coal, diseases-and4isorders,heaRh, espiratory-diseases,austraEa, gld, nsw

Firstposted Thu 7 Jun 2018, 6:19pm

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Breanna Daniells

From:Sent: Thursday, 14 June 2018 12:18 PMTo: Somerset Regional CouncilSubject: ObjectionLetter.-Attachments: img014.jpg;img015.jpg;img016.jpg;img017.jpg;img018.jpg;img019.jpg;img020.jpg

Please find attached our Objection Letterwith StrategicCroppingLand Trigger Map.

Thank You,

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The Chief Executive OfficerSomerset Regional CouncilPO Box 117Esk Qld 4312.

Dear Sir / Madam,

RE: LETTEROF OBJECTIONDevelopmentApplication for ExtractiveIndustryRocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane, CoominyaQid 4311Development Application No. DA16842

We are farmers on the Buaraba creek and our family has been living and working in thisarea for just over fifty years.

There are many areas of concemwe have if this application was to be successful. We don'tsee many benefits to the rural community that this industry will be directly and indirectlyaffecting.

We have spoken to Darren Zanow in person regarding this application and have viewed therelevant documents involved in the process of the gathering and submitting of information forand with the application of the proposed quany and its operational works etc...(suppliedgenerously by Darren Zanow).

The areas of main concem for us and other family members are as follows:

1. Past practices of quarry operators in the area that have breached their conditions set bySomersetRegional Council. At times these breaches have not always been held toaccount.

2. The size and scale of this proposed quany over a 30 year period. 160 ha extractionarea is huge.

3. The increased truck movements to the area, particularly Rocky Gully Road and thetownship of Coominya. It should also be noted that Rocky Gully Road is a school busroute. Truck movements are likely to decrease the value of homes and properties alongthe proposed truck route regardless of any road upgrades. Noise as well as traffic riskswill be increased significantly.

4. The possible negative effects to the underground water table levels and its water quality,in particular for properties below the Buaraba creek weir (bores included) anddownstream from the proposed quarry site. There are at least two water cartingbusinesses that source bore water within a close proximity to the proposed quarry site.They deliver drinking water to residents of Coominya and surrounding districts. Thereare also many agriculturai businesses in the area relying on underground water for theirlivelihoods. If water levels were to drop and water quality compromised all thesebusinesseswould suffer.

Drought conditions would certainly exacerbate any potential problems caused by thequarry practises involved in extracting material from below the water table.

5. The permanent loss of irrigated cropping land of up to approximately100 ha. Seestrategic cropping land trigger maps attached for each of the lots in theapplication. Three of the lots contain large areas of strategic cropping land. This landhas been cultivated for over 100 years.

It has been in the past a vineyard and winery, a citrus orchard, grown a variety of grainand vegetable crops and recentlya turf farm and pastures for hay making. It will neverbe rehabilitated to the same quality to undertakeany of these farming pursuits again.

The proposed offsets in the application claiming to build up and use land for agriculturethat has previously never been cropped before may satisfy policy but does not changethe fact that valuable agricultural cropping land will be lost. It surprises us thatgovemments are willing to risk or lose one or more previous resources for a quick,temporary grab of another.

Food security for the future generations and the resources used to produce that foodshould have priorityover the extractive industries commoditiesthat can be sourcedelsewhere.

We understand that sourcing and extracting these materiais elsewheremay result in agreater economic cost to all aspects of this industry but we need govemments to helpfind better solutions to solve these issues and find that balance.

6. Possible dust pollution from on site earthmovingequipment.

Unfortunatelywe feel the need to object to the proposed developmentapplication basedon the above concems. Thanks for your consideration in these matters.

Yours sincerely,

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Breanna Daniells

From:Sent: Thursday, 14 JQne2018 12:25 PMTo: Somerset Regional CouncilSubject: ÓbjectionLetter -Attachments: img021.jpg;img022.jpg

Importance: High

Please find attached our Objection Letter

Many thanks,


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The Chief Executive OfficerSomerset Regional CouncilPO Box 117Esk Qld 4312

Dear Sir / Madam,

RE: LETTER OF OBJECTIONDevelopmentApplication for Extractive IndustryRocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane, CoominyaQld 4311Development Application No. DA16842

We are farmers on the Buaraba creek and have lived in this area for just over fifty years.

There are many areas of concem we have if this applicationwas to be successful.We don'tsee many benefits to the rural community that this industry will be directly and indirectlyaffecting.

We have spoken to Darren Zanow in person regarding this application and have viewed therelevantdocuments involved in the process of the gathering and submission of informationfor and with the application of the proposed quany and its operational works etc...(suppliedgenerously by Darren Zanow).

The areas of main concem for us and other family members are as follows:

1. Past practices of quany operators in the area that have breached their conditions set bySomerset Regional Council. At times these breaches have not always been held to

account.

2. The size and scale of this proposed quany over a 30 year period. 160 ha extractionarea is huge.

3. The increased truck movements to the area, particularlyRocky Gully Road and thetownship of Coominya. It should also be noted that Rocky Gully Road is a school busroute. Truck movements are likely to decrease the value of homes and properties alongthe proposed truck route regardlessof any road upgrades. Noise as well as traffic riskswill be increased significantly.

4. The possible negative effects to the underground water table levels and its water quality,in particular for propertiesbelow the Buaraba creek weir (bores included)anddownstreamfrom the proposed quany site. There are at least two water cartingbusinessesthat source bore water within a close proximity to the proposed quany site.They deliver drinking water to residents of Coominya and surrounding districts. Thereare also many agricultural businesses in the area relying on underground water for theirlivelihoods. If water levels were to drop and water quality compromised all thesebusinesseswould suffer.

Droughtconditionswould certainly exacerbateany potential problems caused by thequarry practises involved in extracting material from belowthe water table.

5. The permanent loss of irrigated cropping land of up to approximately100 ha. Three ofthe lots contain large areas of strategiccropping land. This land has been cultivated forover 100 years.

It has been in the past a vineyard and winery, a citrus orchard, grown a variety of grainand vegetable crops and recently a turf farm and pastures for hay making. It will neverbe rehabilitated to the same quality to undertakeany of these farming pursuits again.

The proposed offsets in the application claiming to build up and use land for agriculturethat has previouslynever been cropped before may satisfy policy but does not changethe fact that valuable agricultural cropping land will be lost. It surprises us thatgovemments are willing to risk or lose one or more previous resourcesfor a quick,temporarygrab of another.

Food security for the future generationsand the resources used to produce that foodshould have priority over the extractive industries commodities that can be sourcedelsewhere.

We understand that sourcing and extractingthese materials elsewhere may result in agreater economic cost to all aspects of this industry but we need govemments to helpfind better solutions to solve these issues and find that balance.

6. Possible dust pollution from on site earthmoving equipment.

Unfortunatelywe feel the need to object to the proposed development application basedon the above concems. Thanks for yourconsideration in these matters.

Yours sincerely,

Date:..

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14 June 2018The Chief Executive OfficerSomersetRegionalCouncil RECEIVEDPO Box 117 SomersetRegionalCounciEsk Qld 4312

15·JUN 2018

Dear Sir.

Doc ID:

Re: Letter of Objection Box No:. R

Development Application for Extractive IndustryRockyGully Road and Banff Lane Coominya Qld 4311DevelopmentApplicationNo: DA16842

We are a retired couple living along RockyGully Road Coominyaand we are writing to expressourobjection to the abovedevelopment.

As preparation forour retirementwe boughtour 10 acres outside Coominya in 1999 and subsequentlymoved here in 2008. We have enjoyed the peacefuland relaxed lifestyle the area has given us.

We are therefore very concernedaboutthe above development for the following reasons:

1. Rocky Gully Road is currently a very dangerousroad, with a speed limit of 100km/hr. Even withan upgrade, we cannot understandhow the road wiH be able to withstandthe huge number oftrucks that the project will require for its operation. The chances of a serious accident occurring

will only be increased. Has considerationbeen given to utilising AtkinsonsDam Road as an

alternative route? How will the village of Coominyacopewith this increased number of trucks

passingthrough?

2. A key concern is the substantialamountof noise that this increased amount of trafficwill cause

for the residentsof Rocky Gully Road and Coominya. The heavy trucks currentlyusing the road

alreadycause a disturbingamountof noise for au local residents.

3. The increased amount of air poilutionthe developmentand the heavytrucks will cause in the

area also requires consideration. We consider this to be a major concern as it could lead toserious health problemsfor residents breathing in this dust. What steps will be taken to reduce

this?

..... _ ..4._£o_cky_Gujjy_R.oadis currentlyuse_d_byschoolbuses m_orning and afternoon,with_associated bus

stopsfor the children. Was this taken into consideration when the projectwas planned?

We hope the council will give our objection and our concerns regardingthe developmentserious andfavourableconsideration.

The Chief Executive Officer

SomersetRegionalCouncil

POBox117EskQld4312

RECEIVEDDearSir/ Madam, SomersetRegionalCouncil

RE: LETTEROF oBIECTIONDevelopmentApplication for Extractive Industry 15 JUN 2018RockyGully Roadand Banffs Lane, Coominya Qld4311

DevelopmentApplicationNo. DA16842 DocID:

BoxNo: R

There are many areas of concernwe have if this application was to be successful.There are minimal evidentbenefits to the communitythat this industry will be directly and indirectly affecting, the first beingthe size and

scaleof this proposed quarry. The Buaraba Creek feedsAtkinsons Dam, which has spenta majority of its life

spanin.a dormant and emptystate. Farmers and Grazlersheavilyrely on thescarceamountof water running

under the creekbed. Could a quarry of thissize interfere with this, putting thousandsof acresof farm land at

risk?

Section4. OperationalWorks for takingor interferingwith waterMy question is; if this .proposal were to be approved,possibly having a negativeeffect on the underground

water table levelsand its quality to surrounding properties, who would be held accountablefor loss of income

to nearbyfarming and businesses?This is a man-madeinterference ofSection 4- OperationalWorks for taking

or interfering with water. The answer to this question is ofat great importance.

The noise factor householdswill endure is also a concern.This operationcould devaluehomes along the route,

whichcoversa majorityof Coominya Village. As Coominya is such a small community,the potential increaseoftruckmovementalongwith local trafficon RockyGully Road could createa much higherrisk no matter the

road upgrades.This is also a school bus route.This would redevelopthe intersectionin frontof the Blue

Teapot,making it a multipleway intersection. Did the survey take all local trafficfrom Mahon Road, Bunney

Road, RockyGully Road, and Main Street into consideration,includingpedestrians and school children?

Notonly that, on passingthis developmentapplication, I believe it would impact poorlytowards rate payers as

the big businesses reap the profits. As a rate payer, wouldour rates be less for the devaluation of our property

and our lifestyle?

Being an operatorof Coominya truckingwhich has suppliedCoominyaand surroundingareas with waterfor

approximately 30 years, I fear that such an extensiveoperation could possiblyjeopardiseour businessand

family income.

Knowing the scale of this potentialoperation,I believe that the risks could possiblyoutweigh the benefits and

therefore negativelyaffectthe surrounding businessesand propertyowners.

Yourssincerely,

The Chief ExecutiveOfficerSomersetRegionalCouncil

POBox117EskQld4312 RECSVED

Somerset RegionalCouncilDear Sir / Madam,

RE: LETTER OF OBJECTION

15 10N mDevelopmentApplicationfor ExtractiveIndustry Doc [D;RockyGully Road and. BanffsLane, CoominyaQld 4311

DevelopmentApplicationNo. DA16842 R

There are many areas of concernwe have if this applicationwas to be successful.Thereare minimal evidentbenefits to the community that this industrywill be directly and indirectlyaffecting, the first being the size and

scaleof this proposed quarry.The Buaraba Creek feeds AtkinsonsDam, which has spent a majority of its life

span in a dormant and emptystate. Farmers and Graziersheavilyrely on the scarce amount of water running

underthe creek bed. Could a quarryof this size interfere with this, putting thousandsof acres of farm land at

risk?

Section4- Operational Worksfor takingor interferingwith waterMy questlan is; if this proposalwere to be approved,possibly having a negative effect on the underground

watertable levels and its qualityto surrounding properties, whowould be held accountable for loss of income

to nearby farmingand businesses?This is a man-madeinterferenceofSection 4- OperationalWorks for taking

or interfering with water. The answerto this question is of at great importance.

The noise factor householdswill endure is also a concern. This operationcould devalue homes along the route,

which covers a majorityof CoominyaVillage. As Coominya is such a small community, the potential increaseoftruck movementalongwith local trafficon RockyGully Road could create a much higher risk no matter the

road upgrades.This is also a school bus route.This would redevelopthe intersectionin front of the Blue

Teapot, making it a multiple way intersection. Did thesurvey take all local traffic from Mahon Road, Bunney

Road,Rocky Gully Road, and Main Streetinto consideration, includingpedestrians and school children?

Notonly that, on passingthis developmentapplication, I believeit would impactpoorly towards rate payers as

the big businessesreap the profits. As a rate payer,would our rates be less for the devaluationof our property

and our lifestyle?

Being an operator of Coominyatruckingwhich has supplied Coominyaand surrounding areas with water for

approximately30 years, I fear that such an extensiveoperation could possiblyjeopardiseour businessand

family income.

I have worked for MrZanowand hold a lot of respectfor him. Knowingthe scale of this potentialoperation, I

believe that the riskscould possiblyoutweigh the benefits and thereforenegatively affect the surroundingbusinesses and property owners.

yours sincerely,

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The following is concerning the communityof CoominyaVillage.Theissue at hand is the proposal of the development of a mass sandquarry. The following concerns are:

-The size and scale of the proposed quarry over a 30 year period.

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school bus route.-The heightened noise and traffic conditions.

-The possible negative effects on the undergroundwater table levels

and its quality.-This could potentiallydevalue homes and propertiesalong thesuggested truck route.

The completion of said proposal could affect the serene atmospherethat is CoominyaVillage. We urge you to sign this petition for thevoice of the people, and stand together.

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From:Sent: Friday, 15 June 2018 7:13 PMTo: Somerset Regional CouncilSubject: objection letter to DA16842Attachments:

To the ChiefExecutiveOfficer & Assessment Manager

Please accept theses Letterof Objectionsfor DA16842 frommembers of the local communityKind Regards

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The Chief Executive Officer &AssessmentMangerSomerset Regiorial [email protected]:au

Date: 14/06/18

Subject: DA16842

OBJECTIONTO THE DEVELOPMENTAPPLICATION DA16842

We the residence of Coominyaobject to the DevelopmentApplications DA16842for the ExtractiveIndustryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane CoominyaQLD 4311 on the following grounds;

- The noise created by the increase of trafficwillbe disruptive to our lifestyle.

- The education of our children will be effected with the noise of trucks in and out of the area.

- The increase traffic throu~ghthe town of heavy - lightvehicles will pose a safety risk to the comrnuñitý, Visitórs toarea, i.e:; families walkingchildren to school alorig local roads and those using.RailTrail project regularly.

- The streèts of Coominya are not designed or sùitable for high volume of HeavyVehiclés, Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust 'pollutionfrom vehicles. The heavy vehicles & trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as coritact dust and particles .on

the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.

- The dust pollution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost of the residents due to increasedwater filtration maintenance as we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediate local pollution will increase due to these vehiclesconstantly using the town's main roads.

- If driversof heavy vehiclesventuring to and from quarry eam their remunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed related safety issues in an already un-policed area.

- The:removalof our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will intumeffect the landscaping of our war memorialarea. This island is necessary for safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.

- Noise pollution created from removal of material.

- There is absolutely no financial gain to the town in anyway.

- Destructionof land and immediate environment/habitats.

- Possible contamination of waterways.

Regards

Th C ia? Execráve Officer &múManger

S.rsæ

Regional Council

somersetqld.gov.au

Date: 14/06/18

Subject DA16842


We the residence of Coorñinjaobjeótto the Devëlopment Applications DA16842for the EktradtiveIndustryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:

-. The noise created by the increase of traffic will be disruptive to our lifestyle.

- The education; of our childrenwill be effectedwith the noise of trucks in and out of the area.

- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - light vehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community,visitors toarea, i.e.; families walking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designedor suitable for high volume of HeavyVehicles, Trucks and/ortrailers.

- Dust pollutionfromvehicles.The heavy vehicles & trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movementof suchvehicles.

- The dust poHution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost of the residents due to increasedwater. filtration maintenance as we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediate local pollutionwill increase due to thesevehicles constantly using the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarry earn their remunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed related safetyissues in an already un-policedarea.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of'town to accommodate this. This will intum

effectthe landscaping of our war memorial area. This island is necessary for safe crossing of this thoroughfaredueto width of road.




- Possiblecontamination of waterways.

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. The Chief ExecutiveOfficer &AssessmentMangerSomersetRegional [email protected]

Date: 14/06/18

Subject: DA16842


We the residence of Coominya,objectto the DevelopmentApplications DA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane CoominyaQLD 4311 on the following grounds:

- The noise created by the increaseof trafficwill be disruptiveto our lifestyle.

- The educationof our children will be effected with the noise of trucks in and out of the area.

- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - lightvehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community, visitors toarea, i.e.;. families,walkingchildrento school along local,roads and those using Ràil Trail project:regularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designed or suitable for high volume of HeavyVehicles, Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dúst pollutiòn from vehicles. The heavy vehicles & trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.

- The dust pollution created þy the increase in traffic will add financial cost of the residents due to increasedwater filtration maintenanceas we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediate local pollutionwill increase due to<thesevehiclesconstantly using the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quany earn their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed related safety issues in an alreadyun-policed area.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will intumeffectthe landscapingof our war memorial area. This island is necessary for safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.

- Noise poilutioncreated from removal of material


- Destruction of land and immediateenvironment/habitats.

- Possible contaminationof waterways.

Regards

Addmre

The Chief Executive Officer &Assessment MangerSomerset [email protected]:au

Date: 14/06/18

Subject DA16842

OBJECTION TO THE DEVELOPMENTAPPLICATIONDA16842

We the residence of Coorninya object to the DevelopmeritApplicationsDA16842 for the ExtractiveIndustryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on thefollowing grounds:

- The noise created by the increase of traffic will be disruptiveto our lifestyle.

- The education of our childrenwill be effectedwith the noiseof trucks in and out of the area.

- The increase traffic through the town of heavy- light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the cominunity, visitors toarea, i.e.; families walking children to school along local roads arid those using Rail Trail project règularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designedor suitable for high volume of Heavy Vehicles, Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollutionfrom vehicles. The heavy vehicles& trailers canópieshave beën proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.

- The dust pollution created by the.increase in traffic will add financial cost of the residents due to increasedwater filtration maintenance as we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediate local pollution will increase due to these vehicles constantly using the town's main roads.

- Ifdrivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and fromquarryeam their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increaseof speed related safety issues in an alreadyun-policed area.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will intumeffect the landscaping of our war memorial area. This island is necessary for safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.

- Noise pollutioncreated from removalof material.

- There is absolutelyno financial gain to the town in anyway.

- Destruction of land and immediate environment/habitats.


Regards

Addr

The Chief ExecutiveOfficer &Assessment MangerSomerset Regional [email protected]

Date: 14/06/18

Subjéct: DA16842

OBJECTION TO THE DEVELOPMENTAPPLICATION DA16842

We théiesidence of Coominya object to the DevelopmentApplicationsDA16842 for the ExtractiveIndustryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya OLD 4311 on the following grounds:

- The noise created by the increase of trafficwill be disruptive to our lifestyle.

- The education of our children will be effectedwith the noise of trucks in and out of the area.

- The increasetraffic through the town of heavy - light vehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community, visitors toarea, i.e.; familieswalking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designedor suitable for high volume of HeavyVehicles, Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles. The heavy vehicles& trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas. well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which·will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.

- The.dust pollution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost of the residents due to increased

waterfiltration maintenanceas we rely on rain water; tanks.

- The immediate local pollutionwill increase due to these vehiclesconstantly using the town'smain roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehiclesventuringto and from quarry eam their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increaseof speed related safety issues in an alreadyun-policedarea.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will intumeffect the landscaping of our war memorialarea. This island is necessary for safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.

- Noise poilutioncreated from removalof material.

- There is absolutely no financialgain to the town in anyway.

- Destructionof land and immediateenvironment/habitats.


Regards

Breanna Daniells

From:Sent: Friday, 15 June 2018 9:03 PMTo: SomersetRegionalCouncilSubject: letter of objection Developmentapplication of extractive industry at bands lane/Rockygully rd

coominya 4311

To Chief Executive OfficerSomerset Regional CouncilPO Box 117Esk Qld 4312

Dear sir/madam

Re: letter of objectionDevelopment application of extractive industry at bands lane/Rocky gully rd coominya4311

l am a farmer with a small family on buaraba creek and have been since 2009. Although not a long time wehave built a sustainable business practices around the the creek. If managed right the creek provides for all onit.

I have a close relationship with my neighbours on it we all work together to maintain the creek with associatedgroups such as abc landcare, which I am apart of.

In the 2011- 2013 and resent floods/flows we have noticed the affects of water quality months after due to

quarries washing into the the waterways. Also the delay in when the water gets to us due to the big mess andhole left up the creek from the quarry.

My concern is not with progress or quarries in general, its the close vicinity of them to the creek and how it will

affect our water supply. Although the proposed area is not close to me ,it is a deep excavation close to the

creek that could affect underwater supply and/or creek levels overall up stream.

Again I believe in progressand understand the need for extraction of materials but I believe more investigationinto this project needs to be given. After all we are not talking about a farmers dam we are talking about a 12m

deep pit. Where does the water go that is collected?

Thanks for your time

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Refer To

The Chief Executive Officer & RECElVEDAssessment MangerSomersetRegional Council SomersetRegionalCouncil

[email protected] JUN 2018

Date: 14/06/18DocID:

Subject: DA16842 Box No: R


We the residenceof Coominya object to the DevelopmentApplications DA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:

- The noise created by the increase of trafficwill be disruptiveto our lifestyle.


- The increasetrafficthrough the town of heavy - light vehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community, visitors toarea, i.e.; families walking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designedor suitable for high volume of HeavyVehicles,Trucksand/or trailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles. The heavy vehicles & trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.

- The dust pollution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost of the residents due to increasedwater filtration maintenanceas we rely on rain water tanks.


- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarryearn their remunerationbasedon a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increaseof speed relatedsafety issues in an already un-policed area.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodatethis. This will intumeffect the landscaping of our war memorialarea. This island is necessary for safe crossingof this thoroughfaredue to width of road.

- Noise pollutioncreated from removal of material.

- Thereis absolutely no financial gain to the town in anyway.

- Destruction of land and immediateenvironment/babitats.

- Possible contami on of waterways.

Rega

Name:Addre :

RECElVEDSomersetRegionalCouncil

The Chief Executive Officer & 19 JUN 2018Assessment Manger

_.Somerset Regional Council Doc ID:[email protected]

BoxNo: R

Date: 14/06/18

Subject:DA.16842


We the residenceof Coominya object to the DevelopmentApplications DA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:

- The noise created by the increase of trafficwiH be disruptive to our lifestyle.


- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the community, visitors toarea, i.e.; families walking children to schoolalong local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designed or suitable for high volume of HeavyVehicles,Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollutionfrom vehicles.The heavyvehicles & trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.


- The immediate local pollution will increasedue to these vehiclesconstantlyusing the town's rnain roads.

- If driversof heavy vehicles venturingto and from quany earn their rernunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed relatedsafety issues in an already un-policed area.

- The removal of our town cornmunity landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will inturneffect the landscaping of our war rnemorial area. This island is necessary for safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.


-- There is absolutely no financial gain to the town in anyway.



Regards

A dr s:

The Chief Executive Officer &AssessmentMangerSomersetRegional [email protected]

Date: 14/06/18

Subject: DA16842

RECENEDSomersetRegionalCouncil

19 JUN 2018

DoclD:

BoxNo: R


We the residence of Coominyaobjectto the DevelopmentApplicationsDA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:



- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the community, visitors to. area, i.e.; families walking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designedor suitable for high volume of Heavy Vehicles,Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles. The heavy vehicles& trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.

- The dust pollution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost of the residents due to increased

waterfiltration maintenanceas we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediate local pollution will increase due to thesevehicles constantly using the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quany earn their remuneration based on a "per load" scenario |then this will cause an increase of speed related safety issues in an already un-policedarea.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will intum

effect the landscapingof our war memorial area. This island is necessary for safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.

- Noise pollutlon created from removalof material.




Regards

Name:Addres


The Chief Executive Officer&AssessmentManger 19 JUN 2018

SomersetRegional [email protected]

Doc ID:

Box No: RDate: 14/06/18

Subject: DA16842

OBJECTION TO THE DEVELOPMENTAPPL1CATIONDA16842

We the residence of Coominya objectto the Development ApplicationsDA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:

- The noise created by the increase of traffic will be disruptive to our lifestyle.

- The educationof our children will be effectedwith the noise of trucks in and out of the area.

- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the community, visitors toarea, i.e.; families walking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designedor suitable for high volumeof HeavyVehicles,Trucks and/ortrailers.

- Dust pollution from veilicles.The heavy vehicles & trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contactdust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.

- The dust pollution created by the increase in traflic will add financial cost of the residents due to increased

water filtration maintenance as we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediate local pollution will increase due to these vehiclesconstantly using the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavyvehiclesventuring to and from quarry earn their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed related safety issues in an already un-policed area.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodatethis. This will intum

effectthe landscapingof our war memorial area. This island is necessary for safe crossingof this thoroughfaredue to width of road.

- Noise pollution created from removalof material.



.- Possible contaminationof waterways.

Name:Address:

RECEIVEDThe Chief ExecutiveOfficer & SomersetRegionalCouncilAssessmentMangerSomerset Regional Council 19 JUN [email protected]

DecID:Date: 14/06/18

Box No: R

Subject: DA16842


We the residenceof Coominya object to the DevelopmentApplicationsDA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:



- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the community, visitors toarea, i.e.; families walking childrento schoolalong local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designedor suitable for high volume of Heavy Vehicles, Trucksand/ortrailers.

- Dust pollutionfrom vehicles. The heavy vehicles & trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.


- The immediate local pollutionwill increasedue to these vehicles constantlyusing the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quany earn their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increaseof speed related safety issues in an already un-policed area.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodatethis. This will intumeffect the landscaping of our war memorial area. This island is necessary for safe crossingof this thoroughfaredue to width of road.



- Destruction ofland and immediateenvironment/habitats.

.. Possible contaminationof waterways.

Regards

ddre

The Chief Executive Officer &

AssessmentMangerSomersetRegional [email protected]

RECEIVEDSomersetRegionalCoundl

19 JUN 2018

Doc ID:

Date: 14/06/18Box No: R

Subject: DA16842


We the residenceof Coominyaobject to the DevelopmentApplicationsDA16842for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:


The education of our children will be effected with the noise of trucks in and out of the area.

- The increasetraffic through the town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the community, visitors to

area, i.e.; families walking childrento school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designedor suitable for high volume of HeavyVehicles,Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles. The heavy vehicles & trailers canopies have been provento not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.



- The immediate local pollution will increasedue to thesevehicles constantly using the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarry earn their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increaseof speed related safety issues in an already un-policed area.


effectthe landscaping of our war memorial area. This island is necessary for safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.





Regards

ddr s1 5 JUN2018

The Chief ExecutiveOfficer & RECEIVEDAssessment Manger SomersetRegionalCouncilSomerset Regional [email protected] 19 JUN 2018

Date: 14/06/18 Doc ID:

Subject:DA16842 Box No: R


We the residence of Coominya objectto the DevelopmentApplications DA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:

- The noise createdby the increaseof traffic will be disruptive to our lifestyle.

- The education of our childrenwill be effected with the noise of trucks in and out of the area.

.- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - light vehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community,visitors to

area, i.e.; familieswalking childrento school along local roads and those using Rail Trail projectregularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designedor suitable for high volumeof Heavy Vehicles, Trucks and/or trailers.


- The dust poHution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost of the residents due to increased

water filtration maintenance as we rely on rain watertanks.

- The immediate local pollution will increasedue to thesevehiclesconstantlyusing the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quany earn their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed relatedsafety issues in an already un. policed area.


effect the landscaping of our war memorial area. This island is necessaryfor safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.

- Noise potlution createdfrom removal of material.




Regards

ddr s

The Chief Executive Officer &Assessment MangerSomerset Regional [email protected]

Date: 14/06/18

RECElVEDSomersetRegionalCoundl

19 JUN 2018

Lil M 20Doc ID:

Box No: R

Subject:DA16842


We the residence of Coominya objectto the DevelopmentApplicationsDA16842 for the ExtractiveIndustryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:


- The educationof our childrenwill be effectedwith the noise of trucks in and out of the area.

- The increasetraffic through the town of heavy - light vehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community,visitors toarea, i.e.; familieswalking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail projectregularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designedor suitablefor high volume of Heavy Vehicles, Trucks and/ortrailers.

- Dustpollution from vehicles. The heavy vehicles & trailers canopieshave been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.


- The immediate local pollutionwill increase due to thesevehiclesconstantly using the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarry earn their remunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed related safety issues in an already un-policedarea.


effect the landscaping of our war memorial area. This island is necessary for safe crossingof this thoroughfaredue to width of road.


- There Is absolutely no financialgain to the town in anyway.



Regards

Narne:Address: RECEIVED

SomersetRegionalCouncil

19 JUN 2018The Chief Executive Officer &AssessmentManger

Doc IDSomersetRegional [email protected] Box No: R

Date: 14/06/18

Subject DA16842


We the residence of Coominya object to the Development ApplicationsDA16842 for the Extractive industryon RockyGully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:

- The noise created by the increaseof traffic will be disruptive to our lifestyle.


- The increasetraffic through the town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the cornmunity, visitors toarea, i.e.; familieswalking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail projectregularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designedor suitable for high volurne of HeavyVehicles, Trucks and/or trailers.



- The immediate local pollution will increase due to thesevehicles constantly using the town's rnain roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehiclesventuringto and fromquany earn their rernuneration based on a "per ioad" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed relatedsafety issues in an already un-policed area.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will inturneffect the landscaping of our war memorial area. This island is necessaryfor safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.




- Possible contamination ofwaterways.

Rega

ddmr sRECÈlVED

SomersetRegionalCcuncil

The Chief Executive Officer & 19 JUN 2818AssessmentMangerSomersetRegional Council DeclD:

[email protected] BoxNo: R

Date: 14/06/18

Subject: DA16842


We the residenceof Coominya object to the DevelopmentApplicationsDA16842for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Guily Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:



- The increase trafficthrough the town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the cornmunity, visitorsto

area, i.e.; families walking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designedor suitable for high volume of HeavyVehicles, Trucks and/or trailers.



- The immediate local pollution will increase due to thesevehiclesconstantlyusing the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavyvehicles venturing to and frorn quarry earn their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed related safety issues in an already un-policedarea.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will [nturn

effect the landscaping of our war memorialarea. This island is necessary for safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.





Regards

Name:Address:

The Chief ExecutiveOfficer&Assessment MangerSomerset Regional [email protected]


19 JUN 2018

oocio: ,

1 5 JUN2018

BoxNo: R

Date: 14/06/18

Subject:DA16842


We the residencewithin the SomersetCouncil Region objectto the DevelopmentApplications DA16842 forthe Extractive Industry on Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:

- The noise createdby the increase of trafficwill be disruptiveto our lifestyle.

- The education of our childrenwill be effectedwith the noise of trucks in and out of the area.

- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the community,visitors toarea, i.e.; familieswalking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trait projectregularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designed or suitable for high volume of HeavyVehicles,Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollutionfrom vehicles.The heavy vehicles & trailers canopieshave been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.

- The dust pollution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost to the residents due to increasedwater filtration maintenanceas we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediate local pollutionwill increasedue to these vehicles constantly using the town's main roads.

- if drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarry eam their remunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will causean increaseof speed related safety issues in an already un-policedarea.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will intumeffect the landscapingof our war memorial area. This island is necessaryfor safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.





Regards

Name:Address:

RECEIVEDSomersetRegionalCoundl 1 5 JUN2018;

The Chief Execu cerAssessmentManger 19 JUN 2010SomersetRegional Councilmai[@somerset.qld.gov.au Doc ID:

Date: 14/06/18 Box No: R

Subject:DA16842

OBJECTIONTO THE DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION DA16842

We the residence within the SomersetCouncil Region object to the DevelopmentApplicationsDA16842 forthe Extractive Industry on Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:


- The educationof our children will be effected with the noise of trucks in and outof the area.

- The increasetraffic through the town of heavy - light vehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community,visitors toarea, i.e.; familieswalking childrento schoolalong local roads and those using Rail Trail projectregularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designedor suitable for high volumeof Heavy Vehicles, Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles.The heavyvehicles & trailers canopieshave been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.

- The dust poilution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost to the residents due to increasedwaterfiltration maintenance as we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediate local pollution will increase due to these vehiclesconstantlyusing the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarry eam their remunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will causean increaseof speed relatedsafety issues in an already un-policedarea.







Regards

ANdadmr s

RECEIVEDThe Chief Executive Officer & SomersetRegionalCouncil

AssessmentMangerSomerset Regional Council 19 JUN [email protected]

Doc ID:Date: 14/06h8 Box No: R

1 5 g 2018.

Subject:DA16842


We the residence within the SomersetCouncil Region objectto the DevelopmentApplications DA16842 forthe Extractive Industry on Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:



- The increasetraffic throughthe town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the community,visitors toarea, i.e.; familieswalking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designedor suitable for high volume of Heavy Vehicles,Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles.The heavy vehicles & trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas weil as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.

.. The dust pollution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost to the residents due to increasedwater filtration maintenance as we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediate local pollutionwill increase due to these vehicles constantlyusing the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavyvehicles venturing to and from quarry eam their remuneration based on a "per toad" scenariothen this will cause an increaseof speed relatedsafety issues in an already un-policed area.

-. The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will intumeffect the landscapingof our war memorial area. This Island is necessaryfor safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.





Regards

Name:Addres


The Chief Executive Officer&AssessmentManger - 19 JUN 2018SomersetRegional [email protected] DoclD:

Date: 14/06/18 BoxNo: R

Subject:DA16842


We the residence of Coominyaobject to the Development ApplicationsDA16842 for the Extractive Industryon RockyGully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 431.1 on the following grounds:



.- The increase trafficthrough the town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the community, visitors toarea, i.e.; families walking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trali project regularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designedor suitable for high volume of Heavy Vehicles, Trucks and/ortrailers.

- Dust pollutionfrom vehicles. The heavy vehicles & trailers canopies have been provento not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.

- The dust pollution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost of the residents due to increasedwaterfiltration maintenanceas we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediatelocal pollution wlli increase due to thesevehicles constantly using the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehiclesventuring to and from quarry earn their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed related safety issues in an already un-policed area.


effect the landscaping of our war memorial area. This island is necessary for safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.





Regards

Name:Address:

RECEIVED

The Chief Executive Officer &SomersetRegionalCouncil

AssessrnentManger j 9 j99 7979SomersetRegional Council

[email protected] Doc1D:

Date: 14/06/18 Box No: R

Subject. DA16842

OBJECTIONTO THE DEVELOPMENTAPPLICATIONDA16842

We the residence of Coorninya object to the Development Applications DA16842 for the ExtractiveIndustryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:



- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - lightvehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community, visitors to

area, i.e.; familieswalkingchildrento school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designedor suitable for high volume of Heavy Vehicles,Trucks and/ortrailers.


~ The dust pollution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost of the residents due to increasedwater filtration maintenance as we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediate local pollutionwill increasedue to these vehicles constantly using the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarry earn their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increaseof speed related safety issues in an already un-policed area.


effect the landscaping of our war memorial area. This island is necessary for safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.

- Noise poilution created from removal of material.

- There Is absolutely no financial gain to the town in anyway.



Regards

Addr s

The Chief ExecutiveOfficer &AssessmentMangerSomerset Regional [email protected]

Date: 14/06/18

Subject:DA.16842

RECElVED "SomersetRegionalCouncil

19 JUN 2018

DocID:

Box No: R

OBJECTION TO THE DEVELOPMENTAPPLICATION DA.16842

We the residenceof Coominyaobjectto the DevelopmentApplications DA16842 for the ExtractiveIndustryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:

- The noise created by the increaseof trafficwill be disruptiveto our Ilfestyle.

- The educationof our childrenwill be effected with the noise of trucks in and out of the area.

- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - lightvehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community,visitors toarea, i.e.; familleswalking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail projectregularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designedor suitablefor high volume of Heavy Vehicles,Trucksand/or trailers.



- The immediatelocal pollutionwill increase due to thesevehiclesconstantlyusing the town's main roads.

- if drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quany eam their remunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will causean increase of speed related safety issues in an already un-policedarea.


effect the landscapingof our war memorial area. This Island is necessaryfor safe crossingof this thoroughfaredue to width of road.





Regards

ddr ss

The Chief Executive Officer& RECElVEDAssessmentManger SomersetRegionalCouncilSomersetRegional [email protected] 19 JUN 2018

Date: 14/06/18 Doc lo:

Subject: DA16842 BoxNo: R


We the residence of Coominyaobject to the Development ApplicationsDA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:

- The noise createdby the increase of traffic will be disruptive1o our lifestyle.


- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the community, visitors toarea, i.e.; families walking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designed or suitable for high volume of HeavyVehicles, Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles and blasting. All blasting techniques produce dust pollution. The heavy vehicles &trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effective as weil as contact dust and particles on the surfaceof trucks which will be displaced by rnovementof such vehicles.

- The dust pollution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost of the residents due to increasedwaterfiltration maintenanceas we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediatelocal pollutionwill increasedue to these vehicles constantiy using the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarry earn their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will causean increase of speed related safety issues in an already un-policed area.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will intumeffect the landscaping of our war memorial area. This island is necessary for safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.

- Residencethat rely on bores will find their bores will be directly affected as the operationsof quarry will demandexcess use ofwater from underground bores as there is no mainlinewater in town.

- Noise pollutioncreated from blasting techniques as well as removal of material.

- The foundations and integrityof already existing buildings will be affected as blasting techniques are used todisrupt these to gain material needed.The area and effect this has will be in direct relation to the size of thisoperation.

- There is absolutely no 11nancial gain to the town in anyway.


.. Possible contaminationof waterways.

Regards

Name:Address:

The Chief ExecutiveOfficer&AssessmentMangerSomersetRegional Council

.

[email protected]

Date: 14/06/18

Subject:DA16842

RECBVEDSomersetRegionalCouncil

19 JUFí2018 1 5 M 203

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Box No: R

OBJECTION TO THE DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION DA16842

We the residence of Coominyaobjectto the DevelopmentApplications DA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:

- The noise createdby the increase of traffic will be disruptive to our lifestyle.


- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - light vehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community,visitors toarea, i.e.; families walking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail projectregularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designedor suitable for high volume of Heavy Vehicles,Trucks and/ortrailers.



- The immediate local pollutionwill increase due to these vehiclesconstantlyusing the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quany earn their rernunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed relatedsafety issues in an already un-policedarea.



.- Noise pollution createdfrom removalof material.



- Possiblecontamination ofwaterways.

Rega

ddr

The Chief ExecutiveOfficer &RECEIVED

Assessment Manger SomersetRegionalCouncil

SomersetRegional [email protected]

I O ]ÜN 2018

Date: 14/06/18 Dcc ID:

BoxNo: R

Subject:DA16842

OBJECTIONTO THE DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION DA16842

We the residenceof Coorninyaobjectto the DevelopmentApplications DA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:



- The increasetraffic through the town of heavy - lightvehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community,visitors toarea, i.e.; famijleswalking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail projectregularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designedor suitable for high volume of Heavy Vehicies, Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles.The heavy vehicles & trailers canopieshave been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and padicles on the surface of trucks which will be dispiaced by movement of suchvehicles.


- The immediate local pollutionwill increasedue to these vehiclesconstantlyusing the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavyvehicles venturingto and from quarry earn their remunerationbased on a "per ioad" scenarlothen this will causean increaseof speed related safety issues in an already un-policed area.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accornmodate this. This will inturneffect the landscapingof our war memorial area. This island is necessaryfor safe crossingof this thoroughfaredue to width of road.



- Destruction of land and immediate environrnent/habitats.


Regards

ANdadrs:

The ChiefExecutiveOfficer & RECEIVEDAssessment Manger SomersetRegionalCouncil

SomersetRegional Council1 5 JIM 2018

[email protected] 19 JUN 2018


Box No: RSubject:DA16842


We the residence of Coominya objectto the DevelopmentApplicationsDA16842 for the Extractive Industryon RockyGully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:

- The noise createdby the increase of traffic will be disruptiveto our lifestyle.

- The educationof our childrenwill be effectedwith the noise of trucks in and out of the area.

- The increasetraffic throughthe town of heavy - light vehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community,visitors to, area, i.e.; familieswalking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designed or suitable for high volumeof HeavyVehicles,Trucks and/ortrailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles. The heavy vehicles & traliers canopieshave been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.


- The immediatelocal pollutionwill increasedue to thesevehiclesconstantlyusing the town's main roads.

- If driversof heavy vehicles venturingto and from quarry earn their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increaseof speed related safety issues in an alreadyun-policedarea.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will intumeffect the landscapingof our war memorial area. This island is necessary for safe crossingof this thoroughfaredue to width of road.


. There is absolutelyno financial gain to the town in anyway.


- Possiblecontaminationofwaterways.

Reg

Name:Address

The Chief Executive Officer &Assessment MangerSomersetRegional [email protected]

Date: 14/06/18

Subject:DA16842

PsECElVED 15 JUN2018SomersetRegionalCouncil

19 JUN 2018

Doc ID:

Box No: R


We the residencewithin the SomersetCouncil Region objectto the DevelopmentApplicationsDA16842forthe Extractive Industry on Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:



- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - lightvehicles will pose a safety risk to the community,visitors toarea, i.e.; familieswalking childrento school along local roads and those using Rail Trail projectregularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designed or suitable for high volumeof Heavy Vehicles, Trucks and/or trailers.


- The dust pollution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost to the residents due to increasedwater filtration maintenance as we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediatelocal pollutionwill increasedue to these vehiclesconstantlyusing the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarry earn their rernunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increaseof speed related safety issues in an already un-policedarea.


effect the landscaping of our war memorial area. This Island is necessaryfor safe crossingof this thoroughfaredue to width of road.

- Noise pollution created from removalof material




Regards


The Chief Executive Officer &

AssessmentManger 19 JUN 2018

SomersetRegional Council

[email protected] DoclD:

BoxNo:.

RDate: 14/06/18

Subject:DA16842


We the residencewithin the SomersetCouncil Region.object to the DevelopmentApplications DA16842forthe Extractive Industry on Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:



- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - lightvehicles will pose a safety risk to the cornmunity,visitors to

area, i.e.; familieswalking children to school along local roads and those using RailTrail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designedor suitablefor high volume of Heavy Vehicles,Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles. The heavyvehicles & trailers canopieshave been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movementof suchvehicles.

- The dust pollution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost to the residents due to increased

water filtration maintenanceas we rely on rain water tanks.

-- The immediatelocal poilutionwill increase due to these vehiclesconstantly using the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarry eam their remunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed relatedsafety issues in an already un-policedarea.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accomrnodate this. This will inturn






Regards

Addr ss

RECElVEDThe Chief Executive Officer & SomersetRegionalCouncilAssessmentMangerSomersetRegionalCouncil j [email protected]

Date: 14/06/18Doc ID: '

Subject:DA16842Box No: R

OBJECTIONTO THE DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONDA16842

We the residence of Coominyaobject to the DevelopmentApplications DA16842for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:

- The noisecreated by the increase of traffic will be disruptive to our lifestyle.


- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the community, visitors toarea, i.e.; families walking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail projectregularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designedor suitable for high volume of HeavyVehicles, Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles. The heavyvehicles & trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.



- The immediate local pollution will increasedue to thesevehicles constantly using the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehiclesventuring to and from quarry earn their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed related safety issues in an already un-policedarea.

.- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will inturneffect the landscaping of our war memorial area. This island is necessaryfor safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.


- Thereis absolutely no financialgain to the town in anyway.


.- Possible contamination of waterways.

Regards

ANam

RECElVEDThe Chief Executive Officer& somerset RegionalCouncilAssessmentMangerSomerset Regional Council 19 JUN [email protected]

DocID:Date: 14/06/18

Box No: R

Subject: DA16842


We the residenceof Coominyaobject to the Development ApplicationsDA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:

- The noise created by the increase of trafiicwill be disruptiveto our lifestyle.


- The increasetraffic throughthe town of heavy - lightvehicles will pose a safety risk to the community, visitors to

area, i.e.; families walking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designed or suitable for high volume of HeavyVehicles, Trucksand/or trailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles. The heavy vehicles & trailerscanopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.

- The dust pollution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost of the residents due to increasedwater filtrationmaintenanceas we rely on rain water tanks.


- if drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarry earn thelt remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed relatedsafety issues in an already un-policed area.


effect the landscaping of our war memorialarea. This island is necessary for safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.



-- Destructionof land and immediate environment/habitats.


Regards

Addres

The Chief ExecutiveOfficer &AssessmentMangerSomerset Regional [email protected]

Date: 14/06/18

RECEIVED 15 JagSomersetRegionalCound

19 JUN 2018

poclD:

BoxNo: R

Subject:DA16842


We the residence of Coominya object to the DevelopmentApplications DA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane CoominyaQLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:

.- The noise createdby the increaseof trafficwill be disruptiveto our lifestyle.


- The increasetraffic through the town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the community, visitorstoarea, i.e.; familieswalking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designedor suitablefor high volumeof Heavy Vehicles, Trucksand/ortraliers.


- The dust pollutiòn created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost of the residents due to increasedwater filtration maintenanceas we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediatelocal pollutionwill increase due to these vehiclesconstantlyusing the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturingto and from quany eam their remunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed related safety issues in an already un-policedarea.


effect the landscapingof our war memorial area. This island is necessaryfor safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.



-. Destructionof land and immediateenvironment/habitats.


Regards

ddr s

ECÊlVEDSomerset RegionalCouncil

The ChiefExecutiveOfficer &gg) 1 5 J

Assessment MangerManage' ( 19 JUN 2018 N MSomerset Regional [email protected] Dc.c1D:

Date: 14/06/18Box No R

Subject:DA16842


We the residencewithin the Somerset Council Region objectto the DevelopmentApplicationsDA16842 forthe Extractive Industry on Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane CoominyaQLD 4311 on the following grounds:

- The noisecreatedby the increaseof trafficwill be disruptiveto our lifestyle.

- The educationof our children will be effectedwith the noise of trucks in and out of the area.

- The increas t c through the town of heavy -light vehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community,visitors toarea, i.e.; fal6llieswalking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail projectregularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designed or suitable for high volume of Heavy Vehicles,Trucks and/ortrallers.

- Dust pollutionfrom vehicles. The heavy vehicles& trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.

- The dust pollution created by the increase in traffic will add financial cost to the residents due to increasedwater filtration maintenance as we rely on rain water tanks.


- if driversof heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarryeam their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increaseof speed relatedsafety issues in an already un-policed area.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will intumeffect the landscaping of our war memorial area. This island is necessaryfor safe crossingof this thoroughfaredue to width of road.




. .Pocum


- Devolochion of our (W°fRegards

UN2018The Chief ExecutiveOfficer &AssessmentManger

.RECElVED

SomersetRegionalCouncd SomersetRegiwal [email protected]

Date: 14/06/18

Subject:DA16842BorNo: R


We the residence of Coominya objectto the DevelopmentApplications DA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Guily Road and Banffs Lane CoominyaQLD 4311 on the following grounds:

-. The noise created by the increase of traffic will be disruptive to our lifestyle.

- The education of our childrenwill be effected with the noise of trucks in and out of the area.

- The increasetrafficthrough the town of heavy - lightvehicles will pose a safety risk to the community,visitors toarea, i.e.; familieswalking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designedor suitable for high volume of Heavy Vehicles,Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles. The heavy veliicles& trailers canopieshave been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.


- The immediate local pollutionwill increase due to thesevehiclesconstantlyusing the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarry eam their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will causean increaseof speed relatedsafety issues in an already un-policedarea.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will intumeffect the landscaping of our war memorial area. This island is necessaryfor safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.



-. Destruction of land and immediate environment/habitats.


Reg

ANddme

RECEIVEDThe Chief Executive Officer & SomersetRegionalCouncil

Assessment Manger .

Somerset Regional Council 19 JUN 2018I 5 JUN2018

[email protected] !D:


Subject:DA16842

OBJECTIONTO THE DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONDA16842

We the residenceof Coominyaobjectto the DevelopmentApplications DA16842 for the ExtractiveIndustryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:

- The noise createdby the increaseof traffic will be disruptive to our lifestyle.

- The educationof our childrenwill be effected with the noise of trucks in and outof the area.

- The increasetraffic through the town of heavy - lightvehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community,visitors to

area, i.e.; familieswalking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail projectregularly.

- The streets of Coominya are not designedor suitable for high volumeof HeavyVehicies, Trucksand/or trailers.

- Dust pollutionfrom vehicles. The tieavy vehicles & trailers canopieshave been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and partióleson the sürface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.




- If driversof heavy vehicles venturing to and from quany eam their remunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed relatedsafety issues in an already un-policed area.




- There is absolutelyno financialgain to the town in anyway.



Regards

ddr

RECSVEDThe Chief Executive Officer &Assessment Manjer somersetRegicnalCouna

1 5 JUN208SomersetRegional Council 9 9 g'

[email protected]


Box.No: R

Subject:DA16842

OBJECTION TO THE DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONDA16842

We the residenceof Coominyaobject to the DevelopmentApplications DA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:

- The noise createdby the increaseof trafficwill be disruptiveto our lifestyle.


- The increasetraffic through the town of heavy - lightvehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community,visitorsto

area, i.e.; familieswalking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designedor sultable for high volumeof Heavy Vehicles,Trucksand/ortrailers.




- The immediate local pollutiori will increase due to thesevehicles constantlyusing the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarry eam their remunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed related safety issues in an already un-policed area.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accornmodate this. This will intum


- Noise pollution created from removal of materlat.




Regards

ANddme

The Chief Executive Officer &Assessment MangerSomersetRegional [email protected]

Date: 14/06/18


19 JUN 2018

DoclD:

Box No- R

Subject DA16842


We the residenceof Coominya object to the Development ApplicationsDA16842for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:

-. The noise created by the increase of trafficwill be disruptive to our lifestyle.

- The education of our children wiu be effected with the noise of trucks in and out of the area.

- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the community, visitors toarea, i.e.; families walking childrento school aiong local roads and those using Rail Trali project regularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designed or suitable for high volume of Heavy Vehicles,Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles. The heavy vehicles & trailerscanopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.



- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarry eam their remunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increaseof speed related safety issues in an already un-policed area.

- The removal of our town community landscaping in the centre of town to accommodate this. This will intumeffect the landscaping of our war memorialarea. This island is necessary for safe crossingof this thoroughfaredue to width of road.

- Noise poilutioncreated from removal of material.




Regards

ddr

So e e R I CThe Chief ExecutiveOfficer &Assessment Manger 19 JUN 2010SomersetRegional [email protected] Doc ID:


Subject: DA16842


We the residence of Coominya object to the DevelopmentApplicationsDA16842for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane CoominyaQLD 4311 on the followinggrounds:

- The noisecreated by the increase of traffic will be disruptive to our lifestyle.


- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - light vehicles will pose a safety risk to the comrnunity, visitors toarea, i.e.; families walking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail project regularly.

- The streets of Coominyaare not designed or suitable for high volume of Heavy Vehicles, Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollution from vehicles and blasting.All blasting techniques produce dust pollution. The heavy vehicles &trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effective as well as contact dust and particles on the surfaceof truckswhich will be displaced by movementof such vehicles.


- The immediate local pollution will increase due to these vehiclesconstantlyusing the town's main roads.

- if driversof heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarry earn their remunerationbased on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increase of speed related safety issues in an already un-policed area.



- Residence that rely on bores will find their bores will be directly affected as the operations of quarry will demandexcessuse ofwater from undergroundbores as there is no mainlinewater in town.

- Noise pollution created from blasting techniquesas well as removalof material.

- The foundations and integrity of already existing buildings will be affected as blasting techniques are used todisrupt these to gain material needed. The area and effect this has will be in direct relation to the size of this

operation.



-. Possible contamination of waterways.

Address:

So e o dl

The ChiefExecutive Officer & 19 JUN 2018Assessment MangerSomersetRegional Council

DaclD:[email protected]

PJoxNo: R

Date: 14/06/18

Subject:DA16842


We the residence of Coominya objectto the DevelopmentApplications DA16842 for the Extractive Industryon Rocky Gully Road and Banffs Lane Coominya QLD 4311 on the following grounds:

- The noise created by the increaseof trafficwill be disruptive to our lifestyle.


- The increase traffic through the town of heavy - lightvehicleswill pose a safety risk to the community,visitors toarea, i.e.; familieswaiking children to school along local roads and those using Rail Trail projectregularly.

- The streetsof Coominyaare not designed or suitable for high volumeof HeavyVehicles, Trucks and/or trailers.

- Dust pollutionfrom vehicles. The heavy vehicles & trailers canopies have been proven to not be 100% effectiveas well as contact dust and particles on the surface of trucks which will be displaced by movement of suchvehicles.

- The dust pollutioncreated by the increase in traffic will add financial cost of the residents due to increasedwater filtration maintenance as we rely on rain water tanks.

- The immediate local pollutionwill increase due to these vehicles constantlyusing the town's main roads.

- If drivers of heavy vehicles venturing to and from quarryearn their remuneration based on a "per load" scenariothen this will cause an increaseof speed relatedsafety issues in an already un-policedarea.


effect the landscapingof our war memorial area. This island is necessaryfor safe crossing of this thoroughfaredue to width of road.

- Nolse pollutioncreated from removalof material.




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