MCPHILLAMYS GOLD PROJECT
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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT RELEASED FOR PUBLIC COMMENT
The Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for McPhillamys Gold Project has now been released by the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment (NSW DPIE) for public comment.
The exhibition period will run for a minimum of 42 days.
You can view the EIS:
- online at the DPIE website
- in hard copy at Blayney, Cabonne, Bathurst, Lithgow or Orange Council
- or you can pick up a free electronic copy (USB stick) from the Regis office, 57 Adelaide Street, Blayney.
Members of the community can have their say about the project by:
- Making an online submission to the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment
- Sending written submissions to Planning Services, Department of Planning, Industry and Environment, GPO Box 39, Sydney NSW 2001.
Drop in to the Regis office, or ring us on 02 6368 4100, if you need help with the submission process.
Submissions close on Saturday 26 October 2019.
Community Information Days
Tuesday 15 and Wednesday 16 October
12pm - 7pm
Blayney Community Centre, 41 Church Street, Blayney
Call in at any time over the two days and talk to the independent specialists and Regis staff. We will be there to provide information and answer questions on:
- noise, air quality, water, traffic
- visual impacts
- jobs and business opportunities
- the proposed site layout; and
- general information from our Environmental Impact Statement.
About the project
The McPhillamys Gold Project is located in the Blayney - Kings Plains district of Central West New South Wales, approximately 8 kilometres from the town of Blayney. The Blayney – Kings Plains district has been the subject of alluvial and hard rock mining since the mid to late 19th century with sporadic exploration for gold and base metals over various exploration licences since the 1960s.
McPhillamys, if developed would consist of a large scale open cut gold mining operation that has a current mine life of approximately ten years. Regis’ Board anticipates making a decision on the development of McPhillamys following assessment of the Environmental Impact Statement (including the Social Impact Assessment), obtaining of regulatory approvals and completion of the Definitive Feasibility Study.
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