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Yancoal Australia — Corporate Update (November 2020)
46 slides from Yancoal Australia's corporate update, Nov 25, 2020
Slide 1: Mount Thorley Warkworth (MTW) Community Consultative Committee
Mount Thorley Warkworth (MTW) Community Consultative Committee (CCC) Wednesday 25 November 2020 Time: 2pm – 4pm Location: Warkworth Office Boardroom and Teleconference Independent Chairperson: Col Gellatly Minutes: Sarah Purser
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 3: 1. Welcome
1. Welcome Warkworth Mining Limited EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES ACTION TO BE TAKEN ON DISCOVERING ACTION TO BE TAKEN TO EVACUATE THE BUILDING. A FIRE OR OTHER EMERGENCY 1, FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS OF THE WARDENS. 1. ALERT PERSONS NEARBY OF THE SITUATION. 2, CLOSE YOUR OFFICE DOOR AND TAKE THIS SIGN W
Slide 4: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 5: Apologies
Apologies Toni Silk, Hollee Jenkins – apology 5
Slide 6: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 7: Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest
3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest All members must declare interests. Source: Community consultative committees Guidelines (State Significant Projects), January 2019. 7
Slide 8: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 9: 4. Business Arising
4. Business Arising Action No. Action Response/ Update 1 In response to a request from Provided hard copy 25/11/2020 Stewart for hard copies of any reports related to the Cultural Heritage Advisory Group (CHAG), inclusive of the Aboriginal Heritage Report, MTW to liaise with Stewart to ascertain wha
Slide 10: Vegetation Community for Final Landform
Vegetation Community for Final Landform South Pit Void will be rehabilitated to Central Hunter Grey Box – Ironbark Woodland Endangered Ecological Community (EEC). The screenshot below shows the planned extent of this vegetation community as shown in the latest MOP submission. 10
Slide 11: 4. Business Arising
4. Business Arising Action No. Action Response/ Update 3 In response to queries raised by Neville in MTW Reviewed the MEMR’s for May and June 2020 relation to air quality monitoring data and were unable to identify any power failures which provided in the MTW Monthly Environmental affected the data
Slide 12: Telstra enquiry update
Telstra enquiry update Telstra advised, since the last update from 2017 - Telstra have delivered the small cell at Bulga and the macro base station at Broke (Adams Peak Road) as planned, as well as another new macro base station at Broke Rd near Mt Thorley Mine site. - Telstra advised the line of si
Slide 13: Telstra enquiry update
Telstra enquiry update Telstra advised - They do not do mobile phone reception testing upon request, and recommend individual customers consult Telstra’s online coverage maps to check the expected coverage at their specific locations: https://www.telstra.com.au/coverage-networks/our-coverage - Telst
Slide 14: 4. Business Arising
4. Business Arising Action No. Action Response / Update 5 In response to concerns raised by Ian around the The requirement for 60 km/h in the Industrial increase of MTW's truck movements through the Area has been notified to all delivery drivers via a Industrial Area to service the Loders Pit draina
Slide 15: 4. Business Arising
4. Business Arising Action No. Action Response / Update 7 In response to concerns raised by There have been no cats sighted on the motion cameras set up Stewart about feral cats being a around site or any sightings during opportunistic shooting activities. threat to bird life, MTW to seek MTW schedu
Slide 16: Water Management Plan Figures
Water Management Plan Figures 16
Slide 17: 4. Business Arising
4. Business Arising Action No. Action Response / Update 9 In response to feedback from John A review of the eight fixed lighting towers at the West Pit South in relation to concerns around Park Up was conducted by the Community Response Officers in fixed lighting located at the truck October 2020, a
Slide 18: 4. Business Arising
4. Business Arising Action No. Action Response / Update Carried forward In response to a suggestion by Adrian, MTW to Action carried forward – This meeting is the first organise a Site Tour in conjunction with a future CCC on site since COVID restrictions commenced Meeting to assist members to under
Slide 19: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 20: 5. Correspondence
5. Correspondence CCC Meeting Minutes Endorsed by the Chair – 26 August 2020 (20/10/2020) MTW Community Support Program 2021 (27/10/2020) Agenda & Business Papers (18/11/2020) 20
Slide 21: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 22: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 23: MTW Operations
MTW Operations Mining production continued in Warkworth (WML) and Mount Thorley Operations (MTO). MTO: Dragline 102 continued to operate in Loders Pit South and is progressing through its final strip. The last major MTO blast occurred in August 2020, a couple of minor blasts remain. MTO: Loder
Slide 24: Exploration
Exploration Exploration activities have continued within the current leases, and will continue in 2021. Some exploration activities are visible from Putty Road 24
Slide 25: MTW Operations – NOOP Dam
MTW Operations – NOOP Dam NOOP is an approved dam in Warkworth Continuation Project development consent SSD-6464 and will provide improved water security / balance position at MTW. Infrastructure and test blasting initially completed in 2019. Some facilitating infrastructure and preparation will
Slide 26: MTW Operations
MTW Operations 2020 Operational Downtime YTD Truck Shovel Grader Drill Dragline Dozer 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 Environment Dust MTW Noise Monitoring YTD # CRO Assessments # Individual assessment above # Nights above trigger trigger 2020 6254 68 38 2019 8023 93 45 2018 6909 43 22 2017 5990 18 10
Slide 27: MTW Operations – Rehabilitation/ Disturbance 2020
MTW Operations – Rehabilitation/ Disturbance 2020 Rehabilitation reforecast for 2020 - 44Ha seeded (shown in red). Progress to end of September: • Shaped = 32.0ha • Seeded = 10.4ha • Ready to Seed (Residual) = 13.3ha Key works for Quarter 4 2020 (Oct-Dec) • Bulk shaping in MTO and NPN • Topsoili
Slide 28: MTW Operations – Stage 2 Rehabilitation Seeding 2020-2021
MTW Operations – Stage 2 Rehabilitation Seeding 2020-2021 Stage 2 seeding 2020 - 69 Ha to final seed mix on historic cover crop areas 2021 – 68 Ha to final seed mixes YTD September 2020 – 25 ha Stage 2 Seeding completed Weed control undertaken in other 2020 Stage 2 Seeding areas to set up fo
Slide 29: MTW Vertebrate Pest Management Q3 2020
MTW Vertebrate Pest Management Q3 2020 The 2020 vertebrate pest programs were coordinated with Hunter Local Land Services (HLLS) and other large landholders in the area so all programs were able to be undertaken at the same time across the broader Hunter Valley areas. The following programs have bee
Slide 30: MTW Weed Management Q3 2020
MTW Weed Management Q3 2020 Weeds targeted in MTW operational areas Q3 2020 included: African boxthorn (Lycium ferocissimum) Castor Oil (Ricinus communis) Galenia (Galenia pubescens) Lantana (Lantana Camara) Mother of millions (Bryophyllum delagoense) Opuntia (Pear) species (Tiger, Prick
Slide 31: MTW BA Weed Management Q3 2020
MTW BA Weed Management Q3 2020 Weeds targeted in the Southern and Northern Biodiversity Area in Q3 2020 included: Prickly Pear (Opuntia stricta) African Boxthorn (Lycium ferocissimum) Blue Heliotrope (Heliotropium amplexicaule) Telegraph Weed (Heterotheca grandiflora) Mother of Millions (B
Slide 32: MTW Northern BA Planting Program 2020
MTW Northern BA Planting Program 2020 Northern BA - Warkworth Sands Woodland (WSW) planting progress: • 9,112m³ of WSW sand was stripped at MTW and hauled to the Northern Biodiversity Area; • 5,480m³ of this WSW sand has been spread into strips and seeded with native grasses to increase the groundco
Slide 33: MTW Southern BA Planting Program 2020
MTW Southern BA Planting Program 2020 Southern BA - Infill planting of Warkworth Sands Woodland, Central Hunter Grey Box – Ironbark Woodland (CHGBIW) and River Oak Forest (ROF) was completed in October. The highlighted areas below received the infill planting. Warkworth Sand Woodlands sand WSW Plant
Slide 34: Drone Imagery of the Southern BA Planting Areas
Drone Imagery of the Southern BA Planting Areas SBA1 2014 WSW planting area SBA5 2020 CHGBIW and ROF planting area SBA1 2017 CHGBIW planting area SBA3 2017 CHGBIW planting area SBA4 2018 CHGBIW planting area
Slide 35: MTW Goulburn River BA Planting Program 2020
MTW Goulburn River BA Planting Program 2020 Goulburn River BA - Infill planting of 21.5ha of Yellow Box – Grey Box – Red Gum (YBGBRG) grassy woodland and 24.2ha of River Oak riparian woodland was completed in October to enhance existing vegetation and provide connectivity and essential habitat for t
Slide 36: MTW Heritage Management
MTW Heritage Management The 2020 Historic Heritage Compliance Inspection and Cultural Heritage Compliance Inspections are scheduled to be completed in December 2020 by Arrow Heritage. MTW has budgeted for works to address significant historic and cultural heritage management actions in 2021 and
Slide 37: MTW Historic Heritage Management - Actions
MTW Historic Heritage Management - Actions Item Status Coordinate lawn maintenance across HH Ongoing sites Works to be undertaken in Q4 2020. Annual program of maintenance to be undertaken at each site. Obtain quotes for white ant treatment at Complete Springwood and the Red Brick House. Arrange for
Slide 38: White Ant Treatment Stations
White Ant Treatment Stations White Ant treatment stations are installed at ground level at regular spacings around the building and routinely monitored. E Installation of White Ant treatment station at RAFF Mess Hall Example of White Ant treatment station prior to installation E
Slide 39: MTW Cultural Heritage Management - Actions
MTW Cultural Heritage Management - Actions Item Status Coordinate next meeting of CHWG for Q1 2021. Meeting to be scheduled – no meetings since COVID-19 commenced. Care Agreement C0003708 – Transfer of On 19 October 2020, the Aboriginal objects were transferred aboriginal objects. from HVO to the MT
Slide 40: MTW Operations - Business Papers
MTW Operations - Business Papers Business papers provided to CCC prior to meeting Includes summary of: • Complaints, Incidents, Environmental Monitoring, Rehabilitation, Website Uploads, Community Investment Update MTW MEMR for June, July, August. September 2020 to be provided at a later date.
Slide 41: Management Plans / Reporting
Management Plans / Reporting The Annual Return for MTO Coal Loader Environmental Protection Licence 24 was submitted to EPA on 28/09/20. NSW Department of Planning, Industry & Environment (DPIE) advised in letter dated 1/10/20 that the MTW Independent Environmental Audit Report submitted to DPIE
Slide 42: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 43: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 44: Community update
Community update Community Support Program The MTW Community Support Program has continued in 2020. Many events being supported have postponed their timing until later in 2020 or into 2021 due to COVID-19. The following organizations are being supported in 2020 through the Community Support Program:
Slide 45: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome (Col) 2. Apologies (Col) 3. Declaration of pecuniary interests / conflicts of interest (Col) 4. Business Arising (Col) 5. Correspondence (Col) 6. Confirmation of the previous meeting’s minutes (Col) 7. Proponent reports and overview of activities • Progress of the project, environm
Slide 46: Future Dates
Future Dates Next Meeting Date Date: 24 February 2021 Time: 2:00PM-4:00PM Location: Boardroom, North Warkworth Building 46