Mt Coot-tha Local Residents Major Complaint to the DES Director General (Documents in PDF Format)
2018 Formal Complaint Reports, on behalf of all the Local Residents to the EHP/DES Director General, regarding the MCQ and the EPA/DERM/EHP/DES handling of all their Regulatory Issues over 2 Decades.
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MCLR->DES
MCLR Chairperson Philip Best Responds to the Premier and DES Minister, regarding Dr Hill providing a
"Crippled" investigation.
March-2019
DES->MCLR
DES Acting Director Dr Chris Hill provides an investigation report which excludes the major part of our
complaint.
In the sections that they did respond to, he simply states that "They could not find evidence".
In the sections that they did respond to, he simply states that "They could not find evidence".
March-2019
MCLR->DES
MCLR Complaint to DES Mr Cambourne - Relative distances of Sussex St and MCQ Weighbridge office
indicates Sussex Street is 4.6 times further away than the weighbridge office.
The BCC MCQ SSE would have known that the blast vibration effects inside the closest homes were excessive.
The BCC MCQ SSE would have known that the blast vibration effects inside the closest homes were excessive.
Jan-2019
MCLR->DES
MCLR Complaint to DES Mr Cambourne - New BCC RTI Blasting Data Confirms that the MCQ would have know the
effect on the Local Residents homes.
The much further away monitoring locations did not provide any kind of true blast vibration footprint report.
The much further away monitoring locations did not provide any kind of true blast vibration footprint report.
Dec-2018
MCLR->DES
MCLR Complaint to DES Mr Cambourne regarding Failure of Investigation
Dec-2018
MCLR->DES
MCLR Complaint to DES Ms Birch regarding Drastic Invalid Investigation Scope Limitation
Dec-2018
DES->MCLR
DES Ministers Letter to the MCLR stating that the MCQ is compliant with their blasting License.
The MCLR believes that this is totally and grossly untrue.
The MCLR believes that this is totally and grossly untrue.
April-2018
Appendix C
MCLR response to BCC Asphalt & Aggregates Manager 10th Nov 2017 letter to the DES.
Oct-2018
Appendix F
BCC Chris Lange Letter - Redacted - See Appendix Y
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Appendix L
Statistician Report NO 1 (Blast Vibration Data Misrepresentation).
Apr-2018
Appendix O
EDO Legal Advice 2 (Interpreting Schedule F2 & F3 Noise Monitoring).
Oct-2018
Appendix V
Appendix-III: MCLR Personal Statements (Philip Best – others available upon request).
Nov-2017
Appendix W
Standards Australia AS2187.2 Appendix J Amendment Project Proposal.
Sep-2016
Appendix X
Brisbane City Council Aggregates Manager Mark Taylor email to the Mt Coot-tha Local
residents, regarding the compliance of their blast vibration levels.
However he also did not mention the secret ground vibration recordings done immediately opposite the closest residential homes. These being approximately 300% stronger.
However he also did not mention the secret ground vibration recordings done immediately opposite the closest residential homes. These being approximately 300% stronger.
Oct-2012
Appendix Y
Brisbane City Council Aggregates Manager Chris Lange letter to the Mt Coot-tha Local
residents, regarding the safety of their blast vibration levels.
However he did not mention the secret ground vibration recordings done immediately opposite the closest residential homes. These being approximately 300% stronger.
However he did not mention the secret ground vibration recordings done immediately opposite the closest residential homes. These being approximately 300% stronger.
Feb-2010
Appendix Z
Blastronics Tony Zoitsas Fax to the BCC regarding excess blast vibrations.
He mentions the existence of secret vibration monitorings done on DOGIT land at the weighbridge office immediately opposite and considerably closer to the closest residential homes, but states that only the much further away locations were compliant with QLD EPA guidelines.
He mentions the existence of secret vibration monitorings done on DOGIT land at the weighbridge office immediately opposite and considerably closer to the closest residential homes, but states that only the much further away locations were compliant with QLD EPA guidelines.
Oct-2002
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