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8 SPECIFIC MANAGEMENT PLANSTen specific management plans have been developed as part of this SMP toaddress the management of potential subsidence-related impacts identified asbeing of concern to the various stakeholders.Each of the specific management plans have been developed as a componentof this SMP, including subsidence predictions, assessments of potentialimpacts, and management and monitoring processes. This approach allowsfor ease of application and an ability to refine individual plans on the basis ofoperational experience. All of these management plans are based on thelandowners providing access to each of the identified features.The specific management plans are as follows.• Telstra Assets (Annex A);• Electricity Transmission Lines (Annex B);• Forest Road (Annex C);• Bettys Creek (Annex D);• Surface Drainage (Annex E);• Land Management (Annex F);• Farm Building Management Plan (Annex G);• Farm Fences (Annex H);• Farm Dams (Annex I);• Ravensworth East Tailings Pit (TP2) (Annex J);• Mt Owen Eastern Rail Pit (Annex K); and• Archaeology (Annex L).The Mt Owen Rail Spur Management Plan will be developed prior toundermining and submitted to the DPI separately. Previous experience andmonitoring over Longwalls 7 to 9 will also be essential in developing thismanagement plan.ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA 0038321/FINAL/3 JANUARY 200726
9 PUBLIC SAFETY MANAGEMENT PLANA Public Safety Management Plan has been developed as part of this SMP andis included as Annex M.The Public Safety Management Plan addresses a number of potential hazardsto persons arising from subsidence as identified through the risk assessmentprocess, including:• farm dams failing;• surface cracking (excluding Forest Road);• damage to Forest Road;• livestock escape onto Forest Road;• downed electricity transmission lines; and• damage to the Mt Owen Rail Spur.ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA 0038321/FINAL/3 JANUARY 200727
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