Seq. No. Authority Name Phone Status24857191 Telstra NSW, South 1800653935 NOTIFIED24857192 APA Group, Apt (NSW) 1800623121 NOTIFIED24857193 Actewagl 0262935770 NOTIFIEDEND OF UTILITIES LIST

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Dig Site and Enquiry Details

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WARNING: The map below only displays the location of the proposed dig site and does not display any asset owners' pipe or cables. The area highlighted has been used only to identify the participating asset owners, who will send information to you directly.

● Check that the location of the dig site is correct. If not you must submit a new enquiry. ● Should the scope of works change, or plan validity dates expire, you must submit a new enquiry. ● Do NOT dig without plans. Safe excavation is your responsibility. If you do not understand the plans or how to proceed safely, please contact the relevant asset owners.

Your Responsibilities and Duty of Care● If plans are not received within 2 working days, contact the asset owners directly & quote their Sequence No.● ALWAYS perform an onsite inspection for the presence of assets. Should you require an onsite location, contact the asset owners directly. Please remember, plans do not detail the exact location of assets.● Pothole to establish the exact location of all underground assets using a hand shovel, before using heavy machinery.● Ensure you adhere to any State legislative requirements regarding Duty of Care and safe digging requirements.● If you damage an underground asset you MUST advise the asset owner immediately.● By using this service, you agree to Privacy Policy and the terms and disclaimers set out at www.1100.com.au● For more information on safe excavation practices, visit www.1100.com.au

The assets owners listed below have been requested to contact you with information about their asset locations within 2 working days.Additional time should be allowed for information issued by post. It is your responsibility to identify the presence of any underground assets in and around your proposed dig site. Please be aware, that not all asset owners are registered with the Dial Before You Dig service, so it is your responsibility to identify and contact any asset owners not listed here directly.** Asset owners highlighted by asterisks ** require that you visit their offices to collect plans.# Asset owners highlighted with a hash require that you call them to discuss your enquiry or to obtain plans.

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Private Property

25/04/2012 30/04/2012

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WARRIEWOOD NSW 2102

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Vertical Boring

Geo-Logix Pty Ltd

Telstra Accredited Plant Locators  -  New South Wales (South Region)  If a physical location is required please contact a Telstra accredited locator from the list below.  (fees apply)

Name & areas covered Contact detailsAbsolute Locating Services Pty Ltd - Pennant Hills (02) 9939 6978 or 0425 257 147

Fax: (02) 9484 7313

Advanced Ground Locations - MaitlandNewcastle, Hunter Valley, Central Coast

(02) 4930 3195 or 0412 497488 Fax: (02) 4930 3222

All About Pipes  - Leppington (02) 9606 2320 or 0408 790 010Fax: (02) 9606 2325

Australian Locating ServicesAll Areas

1300 761 545 or 0412 227 434Fax (02) 9531 2169

Australian Underground Surveys - KambahCanberra - South Coast, Woolongong to Eden, Goulbourn Manaro

0417 458 803Fax: (02) 6231 1762

Australian Underground Survey Solutions Pty Ltd - Narre WarrenAll Areas

(03) 9700 2311 or 0419 488 883Fax: (03) 9314 1568

Australian Underground Utility Locations - BegaEurobadalla Shire, Bega Valley Shire, Snowy River Shire, Batemans Bay to Vic border, FarSouth Coast NSW

(02) 6494 4955 or 0418 329 370

Barry Bros Specialised Servcies - Milperra (02) 8723 8777 or 0417 374 252Fax (02) 9773 0777

Bega Bobcats  - Bega  Bega Valley Shire

(02) 6402 02830427 260 423

Billy Charnock Electrical - Swan HillSwan Hill and Surrounding Districts

(03) 5032 1866Fax: (03) 5033 1866

Boorowa Council - Boorowa (02) 6385 3303

Capogreco Excavations Pty Ltd - Mildura SouthMildura, Wentworth, Gol Gol, Dareton, Ouyen, Robinvale, Merbein

(03) 5022 2070 or 0428 356 269Fax (03) 5022 7003

Cardno Austra lian Underground Se rvicesAll Areas

1300 224 664 or (02) 9627 5988

Coastal Cable Locators Pty Ltd - Bawley PointWollongong to Eden, Braidwood, Bungendore, Goulburn

(02) 4457 12580427 975 777

Cobram Electrical and Data Pty Ltd - CobramBerrigan and Jerilderie Shires

(03) 5871 2807 or 0447 777 566Fax (03) 5871 2907

Dags Location Services - Glenwood 0417 147 945Fax: (02) 8824 5667

Down Under Detection Services - Rose Bay (02) 9371 7744

Down Under Pipeline Surveys Pty Ltd - Orangeville (02) 4653 1286 or 0418 675 374Fax (02) 4653 1747

D-Tech Services - Canberra 0438 630 852

Echuca and District Cable Locations - EchucaSouthern NSW, Northern VIC

0419 001 843

Eiicon Locations  - WodongaWodonga, Albury, Wagga Wagga, Wangaratta, Touong Shire, Alpine Shire, Indigo Shire

0419 568 331

Fletcher Plumbing Southern NSW and North East Victoria

(02) 6043 3188 or 0404 030 305Fax: (02) 6043 3199

G & C McCorkindale -  Dubbo, Young, WaggaYass, Goulburn, Bathurst, Orange, Temora, West Wyalong & most NSW country regions

0408 822 428Fax: (02) 6382 2639

Ground Scan LocatingBathurst & Central West

0414 640 640Fax (02) 6332 2599

Hi-Tech Locations - BarnsleyNewcastle, Hunter Valley, North Coast, South Coast

(02) 4953 4226 or 0466 583 962Fax: (02) 4953 4227

Kerr Technologies -  WollongongWoolongong, Southern Highlands, South Coast to Bega, West to Wagga, North toNewcastle Inc Sydney/West Sydney

(02) 4262 2009 or 0417 622 009Fax (02) 4262 0364

Jacksons Utility Location Service - Pakenham 0417 511 114

Landmark Surveys - Fyshwick (02) 6280 9608 or 0413 832 038Fax: (02) 6280 9696

Laneyrie Electrical Pty Ltd - DaptoHelensburg to Uladulla, Southern Highlands

(02) 4262 5166 or 0412 079 079Fax (02) 4262 8167

Larsen Electrics - Red CliffsMildura & Districts, NSW South, SA

(03) 5024 1733 or 0428 385 610Fax (03) 5024 1170

Lend Lease Infrastructure Services - Seven Hills 1300 484 008Fax: (02) 9620 9516

McWhelan Pty Ltd - Mudgee 0414 810 652Fax: (02) 6372 4753

Mia Pipe & Cable Layers Pty Ltd - Griffith (02) 6964 0083 or 0418 501 050Fax: (02) 6964 7877

National Cable Locations - CalwellAll of ACT and Southern NSW

(02) 6292 0867 or 0415 158 474Fax: (02) 6292 0877

Neil Macklin Communications - GriffithGriffith

0417 417 921

O'Donnell Griffin Pty Ltd - MitchellCanberra, Queanbeyan, Yass

(02) 6204 3300 or 0428 227 608Fax: (08) 6209 9761

Online Pipe & Cable Locating - Girraween 1300 665 384 or 0418 402 234Fax (02) 9676 6127

Paul Larkin Technical Services - AlburyAlbury NSW, Wodonga VIC

0412 116 524

Pipeline Technology Services (08) 8351 7000 or 0419 878 220Fax:(08) 8159 7537

Plumbtech Plumbing - ActonCanberra to south coast, Nowra to Eden

(02) 6100 8324 or 0427 879 600

Riverina Horizontal Boring Pty Ltd - Wodonga (02) 6059 1788 or 0419 149 153Fax: (02) 6059 5090

Rock Drilling Australia Pty Ltd - Upper Coomera (07) 5573 1578 or 0407 319 997Fax: (07) 5665 7233

Rutherford Electrical Engineering Services - Rutherford (02) 4932 7344Fax (02) 4932 5219

Safe Dig Vacuum Excavation - Greenbank 0439 220 076 or 0408 880 262Fax: (07) 3297 6639

Signal Support Services - GoulburnGoulburn, Southern Highlands, Canberra

(02) 4821 8334 or 0418 237 668Fax: (02) 4821 0203

Southern Cable Services - Yass (02) 6226 5201 or 0417 255 573Fax: (02) 6226 5675

Spot on GroupCentral & North-East Vic, Southern NSW

1300 531 431 or 0407 505 226Fax: (03) 5032 1173

Suk Truk Services Pty Ltd - BranxtonLower & Upper Hunter Valley, Mid North Coast, Central Coast, Newcastle

0419 125 551Fax: (02) 4938 3418

Suresearch Aust - WentworthvilleSydney, Penrith, Richmond, Woolongong, Kotoomba, Macarthur, Central Coast, Newcastle,Maitland, Hunter Valley, Port Macquarie

1300 884 520 or 0408 221 046Fax: (02) 8915 1487

Tim Barnes Communications - Leeton 0428 534 476Fax (02) 6953 4460

UES (Victoria) Pty Ltd - KyabramNorthern Victoria, Goulburn Valley, Southern Riverina

0407 120 201Fax (03) 5852 1577

Vac-U-Digga Pty Ltd  -  Ormeau 1300 822 834Mob: 0409 468 711Fax: 07 3807 5599

Wagga Cable Locations - Wagga WaggaWagga Wagga, Tumut, Gundagai, Leeton, Griffith, Junee, Cootamundra, Narrandera, Batlow

0429 481 933Fax: (02) 6921 2571

Wagga Directional Drilling - WaggaRiverina & Surrounds

(02) 6925 4660 or 0418 800 196Fax (02) 6925 4941

Watters Electrical Pty Ltd - Shepparton   (03) 5821 3944Fax: (03) 5831 1101

DUTY OF CARE

Telstra Corporation Limited

IMPORTANT:

Please read and understand all the information and disclaimers provided below.Sketches and Plans provided by Telstra are circuit diagrams only and indicate the presence of telecommunications plant in thegeneral vicinity of the geographical area shown; exact ground cover and alignments cannot be given with any certainty and covermay alter over time. Telecommunications plant seldom follow straight lines and careful on site investigation is essential to uncoverand reveal its exact position.Due to the nature of Telstra plant and the age of some cables and records, it is impossible to ascertain the location of all Telstraplant. The accuracy and/or completeness of the information can not be guaranteed and, accordingly Telstra plans are intended tobe indicative only.

"DUTY OF CARE"

When working in the vicinity of telecommunications plant you have a legal "Duty of Care" that must be observed.

It is the responsibility of the owner and any consultant engaged by the owner, including an architect, consulting engineer, developer,and head contractor to design for minimal impact and protection of Telstra plant. Telstra will provide plans and sketches showingthe presence of its network to assist at this design stage.

It is the owner's (or constructor's) responsibility to:-

a) request plans of Telstra plant for a particular location at a reasonable time before construction begins. If you have anydoubts as to the exact location of Telstra Plant, we strongly recommend that you engage an Accredited plant Locator in your area;

b) visually locate Telstra plant by hand digging or using non destructive water jet method (pot holing) where constructionactivities may damage or interfere with Telstra plant (see "Essential Precautions and Approach Distances" section for moreinformation); and

c) contact Telstra's Plan Services (see below for details) if Telstra plant is wholly or partly located near plannedconstruction activities.

DAMAGE:

ANY DAMAGE TO TELSTRA'S NETWORK MUST BE REPORTED TO  132203  IMMEDIATELY.

The owner is responsible for all plant damage when works commence prior to obtaining Telstra plans, or failure to follow agreedinstructions.

Telstra reserves all rights to recover compensation for loss or damage to its cable network or other property includingconsequential losses.

EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

Emergency situations are unplanned and include (amongst other things):

damaged or faulty underground or aerial power cables / polesburst/leaking water mainsburst/leaking sewer mains.burst/leaking gas pipesany other emergency situation that may impact Telstra network.

NOTE: failure to lodge requests in time for normal maintenance work is not deemed as an emergency.

During working hours - in emergency situations, urgent requests for plans or information relating to the location of Telstra networkare to be made direct to the Dial Before You Dig Service.Note that a fast response can be provided if a request is made on line with a supplied return email address between 5am-10pmAEST 7days a week.

Outside Normal Business hours or outside hours of automated responses - in emergency situations , urgent requests for plansor information relating to the location of Telstra network are to be made direct to Telstra on phone 1800 801 801

NATURAL DISASTERS

Natural Disasters include (amongst other things):

EarthquakesCyclonesFloods; andTsunami

In the case of such events, urgent requests for plans or information relating to the location of Telstra network can be made directlyto Telstra Network Integrity Team Managers as follows:

NSW - Peter Garth 0419 263 445

QLD - Tony Kent 0419 727 397

VIC/TAS - David Povazan 0417 300 947

SA/NT/WA - Dave Ballard 0419 807 901

PLAN SERVICES

For all Telstra DBYD (Dial Before You Dig) map enquiries please contact Telstra Plan Services

                email - Telstra.Plans@team.telstra.com

                fax - (02) 4961 3714

                phone - 1800 653 935 (for urgent, onsite or optic fibre enquiries)

Please note - to make an enquiry the plans must be current (within 60 days of issue). If your plans have expired you will need tosubmit a new request via DBYD.

ASSET RELOCATIONS

You are not permitted to relocate or alter any Telstra assets or network under any circumstance.

For all enquiries relating to the relocation of Telstra assets please phone 1800 810 443 or email F1102490@team.telstra.com

CONCERNING TELSTRA  PLANS:

Please note the following:

For plans of Telstra locations contact  Dial Before You Dig at least 2 business days prior to digging. ( www.1100.com.au orphone 1100)Fast response can be provided by Telstra if an email address is supplied. (if posted, this may take up to one week or longerto receive plans)Telstra plans and information provided are valid for 60 days from the date of issue.Telstra owns and retains the copyright in all plans and details provided in conjunction with the applicant's request. Theapplicant is authorised to use the plans and details only for the purpose indicated in the applicant's request. The applicantmust not use the plans or details for any other purpose. The plans and details should be disposed of by shredding or anyother secure disposal method after use.Telstra plans or other details are provided only for the use of the applicant, its servants, or agents. The applicant may notgive the plans or details to other parties, and may not generate profit from commercialising the plans or details.  Please contact Telstra Plan Services (see above for details) immediately should you locate Telstra assets not indicated onthese plans.Telstra, its servants or agents shall not be liable for any loss or damage caused or occasioned by the use of plans and ordetails so supplied to the applicant, its servants and agents, and the applicant agrees to indemnify Telstra against any claimor demand for any such loss or damage.Please ensure Telstra plans and information provided remains on-site at all times throughout your construction phase.

ESSENTIAL PRECAUTIONS and APPROACH DISTANCES:

NOTE:  If the following clearances cannot be maintained, please contact Telstra Plan Services (see above for details) foradvice on how best to resolve this situation.

1.     On receipt of plans and sketches and before commencing excavation work or similar activities near Telstra's plant, carefullylocate this plant first to avoid damage. Undertake prior manual exposure such as potholing when intending to excavate or workcloser to Telstra plant than the following approach distances.

Where Telstra's plant is in an area where road and footpaths are well defined by kerbs or other features a minimum clear distanceof 600mm must be maintained from where it could be reasonably presumed that plant would reside.

In non established or unformed reserves and terrain, this approach distance must be at least 1.5 metres.

In country/rural areas which may have wider variations in reasonably presumed plant presence, the following minimum approachdistances apply:

a) Parallel to major plant: 10 metres (for IEN, optic fibre and copper cable over 300 pairs) b) Parallel to other plant: 5 metres

NOTE: Even manual pot-holing needs to be undertaken with extreme care, commonsense and employing techniques least likely todamage cables. For example, orientate shovel blades and trowels parallel to the cable rather than digging across the cable.

If construction work is parallel to Telstra plant, then careful hand digging or using non destructive water jet method (pot-holing) atleast every 5m is required to establish the location of all plant, hence confirming nominal locations before work can commence.

2.    Maintain the following minimum clearance between construction activity and actual location of Telstra Plant.

Jackhammers/Pneumatic Breakers Not within 1.0m of actual location.

Vibrating Plate or Wacker Packer Compactor Not within 0.5m of Telstra ducts.300mm compact clearance cover b efore compactor can be used acrossTelstra ducts.

Boring Equipment(in-line, horizontal and vertical)

Not within 2.0m of actual location.Constructor to hand dig or use non-destructive water jet method (pot-hole)and expose plant.

Heavy Vehicle Traffic (over 3 tonnes) Not to be driven across Telstra ducts (or plant)with less than 600mm cover.Constructor to check depth via hand digging.

Mechanical Excavators, Farm ploughing and TreeRemoval

Not within 1.0m of actual location.Constructor to hand dig or use non-destructive water jet method (pot-hole)and expose plant.

All Telstra pits and manholes should be a minimum of 1.2m in from the back of kerb after the completion of your work.

All Telstra conduit should have the following minimum depth of cover after the completion of your work:-

Footway 450mmRoadway 450mm at drain invert and 600mm at road centre crown

For clearance distances relating to Telstra pillars, cabinets and RIMs/RCMs please contact Telstra Plan Services (see above fordetails).

FURTHER ASSISTANCE:

Assistance can be obtained by contacting Telstra Plan Services

Where on-site location is provided, the owner is responsible for all hand digging or use non-destructive water jet method (pot-holing) to visually locate and expose Telstra plant.

If plant location plans or visual location of Telstra plant by digging reveals that the location of Telstra plant is situated wholly or partlywhere the owner plans to work, then Telstra's Network Integrity Group must be contacted through Telstra Plan Services todiscuss possible engineering solutions.

NOTE:

If Telstra relocation or protection works are part of the agreed solution, then payment to Telstra for the cost of this work shall be theresponsibility of the principal developer or constructor. The principal developer or constructor will be required to provide Telstra withthe details of their proposed work showing how Telstra's plant is to be accommodated and these details must be approved by theRegional Network Integrity Manager prior to the commencement of site works.

RURAL LANDOWNERS - IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Where Telstra owned cable crosses agricultural land, Telstra may provide a once off free on-site electronic cable location. TheTelstra Plan Services operator will provide assistance in determining whether a free on-site location is required.

Please note:

The exact location, including depth of cables can only be verified by pot holing, which is not covered by this service.This service is only available to assist private rural land owners.This service covers one hour on-site only. Additional time can be purchased directly from the Accredited Plant Locator.

For further information including terms and conditions, please contact Telstra Plan Services on phone 1800 653 935.

PRIVACY NOTE

Your information has been provided to Telstra by DBYD to enable Telstra to respond to your DBYD request. Telstra keeps yourinformation in accordance with its privacy statement entitled "Protecting Your Privacy" which can be obtained from Telstra either bycalling 1800 039 059 or visiting our website at www.telstra.com.au/privacy

Electronic plans  - PDF and DWF mapsIf you have received Telstra maps via email you will have received the maps as either a PDF file (for smaller areas) or DWF file (forlarger area requests). If you are unable to launch any one of the softcopy files for viewing and printing, you may need to downloadand install one or more of the free viewing and printing products such as Adobe Acrobat Reader (for PDF files) or Autodesk DesignReview 2010 (for DWF files) available from the internet.

PDF files

PDF is the default softcopy format for all requests that range in size from 0 metres (eg point requests) to requests up to approx*500m in length. (*depends on geographic location of request). The PDF file is formatted to A3 portrait sheet however it can beprinted on any size sheet including from A4 to AO, either as the full sheet or selected areas to suit needs and legibility. (to print aselected area zoom up and print "current view"). If there are multiple layers of Telstra network you may receive up to 2 sheets in thesingle PDF file attachment supplied. There are three types or layers of network normally recorded - local network, mains cables or acombined layer of local and mains (usually displayed in rural or semi rural areas). If mains cable network is present in addition tolocal cables (ie as separate layer in a particular area), the mains will be shown on a separate sheet. The mains cable informationshould be read in conjunction with the local cable information.

DWF files

This is the default softcopy format for all requests that are over 500m in length. Maximum length for a DWF automated response isapprox 2500m - depending on geographic location of request (non automated longer). The DWF files differ from PDF in that DWFare vector files made up of layers that can be turned on or off and are not formatted to a specific sheet size. This makes them idealfor larger areas and for transmitting over email etc.     How to view Telstra DWF files -Telstra DWF files come with all layers turned on. You may need to turn individual layers on or off for viewing and printing clarity.Individual layer names are CC (main cable/conduit), DA (distribution or local area network) and sometimes a combined layer -CAC. Layer details can be viewed by either picking off the side menu or by selecting 'window' then 'layers' off the top menu bar.Use 'layers' to turn individual layers off or on. (double click or right click on layer icon.)     How to print Telstra DWF files -DWF files can be printed on any size sheet. They can be printed in their entirety or by selected areas of interest. Some DWFcoverage areas are large and are not suited to printing legibly on a single A4 sheet - you may need several prints if you only have anA4 printer. Alternately an A3, A1 or larger printer should be used. To print, zoom in or out and then by changing the 'print range'settings you can print what is displayed on your screen to suit your paper size. If you only have a small printer eg A4 you may needto zoom until the text legible on your screen for it to be legible on the print. (which is why you may need several prints). To print whatis displayed on your screen the 'view' setting should be changed from 'full page' to 'current view'. The 'current sheet' setting shouldalso be selected. You may need to print layers separately for clarity and legibility. (details above on how to turn layers on or off)     How to change the background colour from white to black (when viewing) Telstra DWF files - If using Autodesk Design Review the background colour can be changed by selecting "Tools" then "options" then "sheet". Tick thebox "override published paper colors" and select the colour required using the tab provided.

Further informationIf you require further assistance with supplied PDF or DWF plans eg with legibility or you believe there maybe missing informationplease contact Telstra Plan Services. (contact details above - you will need to supply the Telstra sequence number of the planrequest.)

Telstra automated plan serviceTelstra provides an automated plan response for the majority of DBYD requests received (currently around 80%). Requestors mustsupply a current email address on their request to DBYD and must also be able to accept a standard format ie PDF or DWF. Anautomated response can be provided a lot faster than the alternative which is a mailed hardcopy. This can avoid unnecessary

delays in waiting for plans to arrive. Being softcopy it can easily be sent directly to a worksite and can be available 7 days a week. The automated system can be configured for individual requestors to receive either PDF/DWF (where small requests are PDF andlarger requests are DWF) or alternately all in DWF (both small and large requests). Please contact Plan Services for further detailsor to be configured. Please note all requests over *500m (approx) in size can only be supplied in DWF format and there are sizelimits on what can be provided. (* actual size depends on geographic location of requested area)

Data Extraction FeesIn some instances a data extraction fee may be applicable for the supply of Telstra information. Typically a data extraction fee mayapply to - large projects, requests to be supplied in non standard formats, excessive hardcopy printing or requests for non diggingpurposes. Further details can be obtained by contacting Telstra Plan Services.

ACCREDITED PLANT LOCATORS (For your area)

On-site assistance should be sought from an Accredited Plant Locator if the telecommunications plant cannot be located within2.5 metres of the locations indicated on the drawings provided.

On-site advice should be obtained from a Telstra accredited Asset Plant Locator who is highly skilled in locating Telstra plant. In thecase where Telstra plant is outside a recognised road reserve Telstra recommends that Telstra Plan Services are contacted forassistance prior to engaging an accredited Asset Plant Locator.

Telstra does not permit external parties (non-Telstra) to conduct work on our network. Only Telstra staff or Telstra contractors areallowed to enter our manholes, open our pits, ducts, etc.

Please note it is a criminal offence under the Criminal Code Act 1995(Cth) to tamper or interfere with communication facilitiesowned by a carrier. Heavy penalties may apply for breach of this prohibition, and any damages suffered, or costs incurred byTelstra as a result of any such unauthorised works may be claimed against you.

Should your projects require cable location, you MUST engage an accredited Asset Plant Locator (a list of which is provided with theDial Before You Dig plans). Alternatively you may seek your own accreditation through our registered training partner Coates HireTraining which is the only approved training provider for Asset Plant Location accreditation for Telstra's network. You may contactCoates Hire Training on

1300 657 867or visit www.coateshire.com.au

For the assistance of customers an accredited Asset Plant Locator can perform any of the following activities if requested to do soby the owner:

review Telstra's plans to assess the approximate location of Telstra plant;advise owners of the approximate location of Telstra plant according to the plans;advise owners of the best method for locating Telstra plant;advise owners of the hazards of unqualified persons attempting to find the exact location of Telstra plant and working in thevicinity of Telstra plant without first locating its exact position; andperform trial hole explorations by hand digging (pot-holing) to expose Telstra plant with a high degree of skill, competenceand efficiency and utilising all necessary safety equipment.

A list of Accredited Plant Locators operating in your area is attached. Accredited Plant Locators are certified by Telstra toperform the tasks listed above. Owners may engage Accredited Plant Locators to perform these services, however Telstradoes not give any warranty in relation to these services that Accredited Plant Locators are competent or experienced toperform any other services.

The attached list provides the names and contact details for Accredited Plant Locators who service your area and can provide youwith assistance in locating Telstra plant on site. These organisations have been able to satisfy Telstra that they have a soundknowledge of telecommunications plant and its sensitivity to disturbance; appropriate equipment for locating telecommunicationsplant and competent personnel who are able to interpret telecommunications plans and sketches and understand safety issuesrelevant to working around telecommunications plant. They are also able to advise you on the actions which should be taken if thework you propose will/could result in a relocation of the telecommunications plant and/or its means of support.

We recommend that you engage the assistance of one of these Accredited Plant Locators as a step towards discharging your Dutyof Care obligations when seeking the location of Telstra's telecommunications plant.

Please Note:

Each Accredited Plant Locator is NOT permitted to provide depth of communications plant unless physically exposed by handdigging.The details of any contract, agreement or retainer for site assistance to locate telecommunications plant shall be for you todecide and agree with the organisation engaged. Telstra is not a party to any contract entered into between an owner and anAccredited Plant Locator. The Accredited Plant Locators are able to provide guidance concerning the extent of siteinvestigations required.Payment for the site assistance will be your responsibility and payment details should be agreed before the engagement isconfirmed.Telstra does not accept any liability or responsibility for the performance of or advice given by an Accredited Plant Locator.Accreditation is an initiative taken by Telstra towards the establishment and maintenance of competency standards.However, performance and the advice given will always depend on the nature of the individual engagement.Each Accredited Plant Locator has been issued with a certificate which confirms the Accreditation. Every 2 years Telstra willreassess the accreditation and where appropriate will issue a letter confirming the accreditation for the next 2 years. You

have the right to request the organisation you engage to show evidence of their ID card.Neither the Accredited Plant Locator nor any of its employees are an employee or agent for Telstra and Telstra is not liable forany damage or loss caused by the Accredited Plant Locator or its employees.The attached list contains the current names and contact details of Accredited Plant Locators who service your area,however, these details are subject to change.

IDEA FOR CONSIDERATION:

Telstra offer free Cable Awareness Presentations & Advanced Cable Reading Presentations, if you believe you or your companywould benefit from this offer please contact Network Integrity on 1800 810 443 or F1102490@team.telstra.com

Map Sheet:

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APA Group Transmission (NSW) does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. APA Group Transmission (NSW) is not under any liability to the user for

any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map.

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Disclaimer

1. General location only The Applicant acknowledges that:

(a) Asset Plans: i. show only the presence or absence of ACTEW and ActewAGL Assets on the relevant work site; ii. show only the general and approximate location of Assets; iii. may show the position of Assets relative to fences, buildings, property lines, kerbs and/or other points of

reference that existed at the time the Assets were installed. Any subsequent alterations to those fences, buildings etc may not have been updated on the Asset Plans. Persons should not rely on such things as a point of reference to estimate location of the Assets.

(b) while ACTEW and ActewAGL have used reasonable endeavours to keep Asset location records current, neither party makes any warranty, guarantee or representation as to the accuracy, currency or completeness of the information contained in the attached Asset Plans.

2. Limitation of liability To the maximum extent permitted by law:

(a) subject to paragraph 2(b), ACTEW, Jemena and ActewAGL and the officers, employees and agents of each accept no responsibility or liability for any loss, damage, liability, cost, expense, claim or proceeding of whatever nature and howsoever arising, incurred by or awarded against the Applicant or its officers, employees, agents, contractors or subcontractors, arising out of, connected with or as a consequence of use of the Asset Plans or any inaccuracies in the Asset Plans;

(b) where: i. a Jemena or ActewAGL representative has, at the Applicants request, attended the work site to mark the

location of Assets prior to commencement of any works on the work site, and ii. the Jemena or ActewAGL representative has been proven to be negligent in marking the Asset location

then ACTEW, Jemena and ActewAGL‟s liability, and the liability of the officers, employees and agents of each, is limited, at ACTEW / Jemena / ActewAGL‟s option, to re-attending the work site to re-mark the Asset location or paying the costs of having a third party attend the work site to re-mark the Asset location.

3. Electricity cables to be treated as LIVE ALL electricity cables and conductors identified on the attached Asset Plans, including those marked as „Abandoned‟, MUST be treated as „LIVE‟ and dangerous until such time that they are tested and proven to be „DE-ENERGISED‟. ActewAGL recommends that cables identified as „Abandoned‟ and which may be impacted, severed, damaged and/or removed by excavation works be proven „DE-ENERGISED‟ and safe before commencing full-scale excavations. 4. Location of Assets may change Assets may be moved, or additional Assets may be installed at any time. Persons using the attached Asset Plans are advised to be alert for changed locations or new installations performed after the Issue Date. If work extends for a period of 3 months beyond the Issue Date, a new application MUST be made to ActewAGL for up to date Asset location advice. 5. Work to be undertaken without interference or damage to assets Any work undertaken near Assets, including without limitation excavation, structures, material storage, heavy vehicle parking, blasting or change of surface level, must be performed in a way that does not interfere with the reliability of, or access to ACTEW or ActewAGL Assets, including electricity lines or plant. Persons excavating are required to exercise care if Assets are indicated on Asset Plans and will be held responsible for any damage caused through failure to exercise such care. ACTEW or ActewAGL (as applicable) will pursue the person responsible for causing the damage or interference to their Assets to recover costs and expenses incurred in remedying such damage or interference. 6. Asset location marking You may request our representative to visit the work site to mark the approximate location of Assets by calling 02 6293 5770 (Water and Electricity) or 02 6203 0660 (Gas) between 7:30 am and 4 pm. Irrespective of any mandatory directions given in this notice, ActewAGL recommends that a site visit be conducted before commencing any works near Assets. Appointments will be accepted only if the Asset Location Information Sequence Number is supplied. The location and marking of Assets will not take place unless the Asset Location Advice and attached Asset Plans are in colour and to the same scale as supplied, and are at the work site. ActewAGL does not charge for these site visits. Alternatively, the Applicant may wish to engage a private underground Asset locator, at the Applicant‟s expense. You are responsible for maintaining the presence / visibility of all markings and to ensure that all workers on site are aware of:

○ the presence of ACTEW / ActewAGL infrastructure in the vicinity of the intended work and ○ ACTEW, Jemena and ActewAGL‟s requirements.

NB: Arranging for marking of approximate Asset locations by either an ActewAGL representative or private underground asset locator will not relieve the Applicant and persons working on their behalf of responsibility to exercise care when working near ActewAGL / ACTEW Assets or for any damage they cause to ActewAGL / ACTEW Assets while performing works.

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7. Underground Assets must be located by potholing Potholing or other non-destructive techniques must be used until underground Assets are located. When located, excavation may commence provided that persons carrying out the excavation work must follow ActewAGL‟s recommended specifications concerning minimum safety distances when excavating within the vicinity of ACTEW or ActewAGL‟s networks. Unless otherwise approved by Jemena, under no circumstances can mechanical excavation be carried out within 1.0 metres of a gas main without a Jemena Representative on site. 8. Water mains 450mm or greater Excavation of water mains 450 mm or greater must be done by ActewAGL Water Division at the Applicant‟s expense. To arrange please call ActewAGL Water Division‟s Technical Enquiry Line 6248 3555 (press 2 for Water) during business hours. In an emergency call 13 11 93. 9. Substation Earthing Conductors The information does not include details of substation earthing conductors that are usually installed within the vicinity of pole and ground mounted substations. General information only can be provided upon request. 10. Indications of the Presence of Cables The presence of cables or conduits may be indicated by the following warning and marking devices

o Letter “E” inscriptions on Kerbs or “Electrical” inscriptions on pit lids o Danger signs on above ground posts, walls etc o Thin Orange "Caution Electrical Cables" Warning Tape o Orange /Black PLASTIC Polymeric slab (3-6mm thick x 200mm wide) o Concrete Bricks or slabs (approx 200mm x 500mm) o Orange PVC or white Asbestos Cement (AC) Conduit or Galvanized Pipe o Cylindrical concrete “ACTEA Electric Cable” markers o Weak Concrete encasement directly around cables / conduits o Texture/ colour change of excavated material (bedding sand, cracker dust, clean fill)

Note that some cables may have been installed without the presence of such marking devices. 11. Gas mains Mandatory stand-by / supervision by Jemena personnel is required when excavating within the vicinity of critical gas network assets OR where mechanical excavation is required within 1.0 metres of the gas network. Your activity around critical gas assets will be supervised by Jemena at no charge for the first two hours. This supervision is to ensure the integrity of ActewAGL‟s assets is maintained. Note: Charges may apply if stand-by is required for longer than two hours. Please contact Jemena on 02 6203 0660 between 7.30 am and 4 pm if you require a stand-by person. 12. High Pressure Gas Network Assets You must supply Jemena with your proposal of works including a written outline of your works and design plans for review. It may take up to four weeks for Jemena to review your works proposal. Following review, we will advise you of Jemena‟s requirements for protecting the High Pressure gas main. Please mail your proposed works details to:

Jemena Asset Management Pty Ltd Attention: Land Services Department PO Box 6507 Silverwater NSW 2128

Please note that a duty of care exists to ensure that this gas main is not compromised or damaged during future development or construction work. THIS DOCUMENT AND ASSOCIATED ASSET PLANS MUST BE KEPT AT THE WORK SITE.

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1. High Pressure Pipelines

No excavations or heavy construction are permitted within 15m of these pipelines without notification to and authorisation from Jemena. If separation distance is 15m or less, you are required to notify Jemena of your works. Prior to commencing works near or over the High Pressure Gas Mains you must supply Jemena with your proposal of works including design plans. You must allow four weeks for Jemena to review your works. Please mail your proposed works details to: Jemena Asset Management Pty Ltd, Land Services Dept, PO Box 6507, Silverwater, NSW, 2128. Once Jemena has reviewed your proposal and design plans and you have received Jemena’s approval to proceed, you must organise for a Pipeline Technician to be on Stand-by during your works (charges may apply). To arrange for a Pipeline Technician to be on site please call the High Pressure Coordinator on 1300 665 380 two working days prior to the works commencing.

2. High Pressure Steel and Large Diameter Medium Pressure Plastic Pipelines

You must contact a Pipeline Technician to conduct a survey before commencing any work in this area. You can arrange a survey by contacting the High Pressure Response Coordinator on 1300 665 380. Please note that two working days notice is required to arrange a survey. For all works in the vicinity of High Pressure Gas Mains you are required to arrange for a Pipeline Technician to attend. Charges apply for attendance of any works outside the hours of 7am to 4pm, Monday to Friday (“Standard Business Hours”) and for any attendance during Standard Business Hours that is longer than 2 hours.

WARNING. It is essential that ALL these documents be handed to the principal contractor carrying out the work. A photocopy may be taken for office records. All documents must be on site at the time of excavation. The information provided is to be used as guide only and does not absolve third parties in their “Duty of Care” obligations to take additional precautions where the work has the potential to impact on gas assets and the safety of people. All work that may impact upon the ActewAGL Gas Network should be carefully planned with notification to Jemena well in advance of commencement. This includes excavation of gas pipelines, crossings of pipelines by other underground infrastructure (drains, power cables, etc), road works or structural installations. ActewAGL plans have been provided to show the position of underground gas mains and equipment in public gazetted roads only. Individual customers’ services are not generally included on these plans. These plans have been prepared solely for ActewAGL’s own use and indicate the position of underground mains and installations relative to boundaries and kerbs as at the time the mains were installed, and do not necessarily reflect any subsequent changes eg: changes to road alignments. ActewAGL and / or Jemena will accept no liability for inaccuracies in the information or lack of information on such plans for any cause whatsoever arising. Persons excavating or carrying out other earthworks will be held responsible for any damage caused to underground mains and equipment, and the costs associated with replacement or repair. Please note that the information contained on the map provided is not a method of determining gas availability for the purposes of connection to a natural gas supply. Please contact a gas retailer to determine the availability of gas as an energy source.

IN THE EVENT OF A GAS EMERGENCY CALL 13 19 09 (24 hours)

Extinguish all sources of ignition and keep the area clear of all persons. Any attempt by third parties to repair damaged gas

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Geo-Logix has been commissioned by the ACT LDA to conduct a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) for the new Throsby site in the Gungahlin District shown in the attached figure. It is part of Blocks 733 and 718. Part of the Phase I ESA process is to look into the historical landuse for the site. The reason for reviewing all information we can gather on the historical land use of the site is it can help us determine whether potentially contaminating activities have previously occurred onsite. Part of reviewing the site history includes obtaining previous owner /lessee information that gives an indication of previous use of the site, Occupied by a oil company, occupied by a private individual, occupied by a famer etc etc. I am looking for a list of previous lessee’s and reasons for lease if they are listed to help piece together the site history. If it has always been grazing land, I am looking for information (a list of occupiers) that reflects this. The information I have so far is that the current family who lease the site have done so since 1985 and it has been grazing land since then. I have a plan from Telstra that shows a lot plan that is different to now and shows a small area in the northern portion of the site to be a separate lot/block accessed by driveway from Horse Park Drive. This area is in the exact position where a suspected former limestone quarry is located (see photo and contaminated land search that mentions a quarry – the current manager of the land also identified he knew is as an old limestone quarry). I am especially looking for any information on this – leesee information, if it was a company, who and how long they occupied for. Please advise if there is another department I should be requesting this information from. Could you please also just shoot through a quick email with an approximate timeframe for the search to be completed, just so I can pass onto our client to keep updated on deadlines? Thanks for your help Regards,

BSc Applied Chem. MEnvMgt Environmental Scientist

Geo-Logix Pty Ltd Building Q2, Level 3 Unit 2309 / 4 Daydream Street Warriewood NSW 2102 P:F:M www.geo-logix.com.au

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UNIT 2309, 4 DAYDREAM STREET WARRIEWOOD NSW 2102 Ph: (02) 9979 1722 Fax: (02) 9979 1222

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH – 1975 PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT

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From: ACTPLA Customer Services <ACTPLA_Customer_Services@act.gov.au>Sent: Tuesday, 24 April 2012 9:26 AMTo:Subject: RE: Request for DA information

Morning I have searched our records and located some information for block 718 but nothing for block 733. Please see the link below for block 718 The Throsby District Playing Fields. www.actpla.act.gov.au/topics/your say/comment/draft eis Regards Lyn van Schieveen | Phone 02 62077909 | Fax 02 62071925 | Customer Service | Environment and Sustainable Development | ACT Government 16 Challis Street Dickson| GPO Box 1908 Canberra ACT 2601 | www.actpla.act.gov.au From:Sent: Tuesday, 24 April 2012 8:37 AM To: ACTPLA Customer Services Subject: RE: Request for DA information Hi Lyn, I believe they are currently part of the Gungahlin district. Please let me know if you have any issues. Regards

BSc Applied Chem. MEnvMgt Environmental Scientist Geo-Logix Pty Ltd Building Q2, Level 3 Unit 2309 / 4 Daydream Street Warriewood NSW 2102 P: F: M: www.geo-logix.com.au From: ACTPLA Customer Services [mailto:ACTPLA Customer Services@act.gov.au] Sent: Monday, 23 April 2012 2:18 PM To: Subject: RE: Request for DA information

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Afternoon Can you tell me what District the two blocks are in please? Thank you Lyn van Schieveen | Phone 02 62077909 | Fax 02 62071925 | Customer Service | Environment and Sustainable Development | ACT Government 16 Challis Street Dickson| GPO Box 1908 Canberra ACT 2601 | www.actpla.act.gov.au From: Sent: Friday, 20 April 2012 4:25 PM To: ACTPLA Customer Services Subject: Request for DA information Hi, I am writing to request for historical records (development applications etc) held for a particular site. I am conducting a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment for the Land Development Agency of the following areas:

Rural Block 733 Rural Block 718

The land appears to be rural. I am seeking any records (such as previous development applications) that might be held for the site that would provide information as to previous landuse, including structures etc that may have previously been built on the site. Kind Regards,

BSc Applied Chem. MEnvMgt Environmental Scientist

Geo-Logix Pty Ltd Building Q2, Level 3 Unit 2309 / 4 Daydream Street Warriewood NSW 2102 P:F:M: www.geo-logix.com.au

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