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BANKSTOWN AIRPORT Community Aviation Consultation Group 4 March 2021 Premier General Aviation Airport and Major Commercial Centre in Sydney sydneymetroairports.com.au
Introduction
• Attendees
• Apologies
• Minutes of prior meeting
• Chairperson Update
• Terms of Reference – refresh for next BACACG meeting
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BACACG Terms of Reference – Refresh
Department guidelines (2011):
• Impacts of existing development and operations
• Plans for future development/implementation of the airport’s Master Plan or develop a new plan
• Proposals to increase or change aviation services
• Noise (including aircraft noise) and environmental issues
• Ground transport and access issues
• Access issues for passengers, including people with disabilities
• Planning, regulatory, and policy changes affecting the airport
• Improvements or changes to airport facilities
• Ensuring effective complaints-handling in place reports from ASA/CASA on issues affecting the community
• The contribution of the airport to the local, regional and national economy
• Strategies to ensure the broad community is informed of issues discussed in the group.
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Airport Update Daniel Jarosch, CEO David Binskin, GM Aviation Chris Callcott, GM Property Bespoke General and Recreational Airport for South West Growth Centre of Sydney. A Bespoke Commercial and Employment Hub for the Camden Region. sydneymetroairports.com.au
Vision, Values and Brand
• Reimagining our purpose vision, values and brand for Bankstown Airport site & SMA
• New site name, new corporate brand
• New wayfinding and placemaking
• Planned launch in September 2021
• Next steps:
• Independent focus groups to be undertaken in March/April 2021
• Presentation of new strategy to BACACG at next meeting (closed session)
• Presentation to key stakeholders pre-launch
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Our Purpose and Vision
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Our Values – we CARE
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Powering our Future – SMA Utilities
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Aviaton operations David Binskin, GM Aviation Bespoke General and Recreational Airport for South West Growth Centre of Sydney. A Bespoke Commercial and Employment Hub for the Camden Region. sydneymetroairports.com.au
Aircraft Movements and Noise 1
Aircraft Movements
• Aircraft movements2 for CY2020: 229,942 or -15% (CY2019: 270,864)
• Anticipate continued shorter term trend of lower flying school movements offset by steady movement
numbers in charter operations of aircraft less than 7 tonnes. The NRL will also be using Bankstown Airport
again this season.
Noise Complaints
• 159 noise complaints received by Airservices for CY2020 (CY2019: 110) with 11 in January 2021
• Increase associated with COVID-19 restrictions and community staying home for longer periods
• Airservices requested a review of late night circuit training at both Bankstown and Camden Airports.
Identified a flying school at Bankstown, with reminder to all schools of the airport’s noise abatement
procedures
• A complaint received by Airservices of early morning noise relating to aircraft ground engine runs. SMA
conducted a review and it was not an aircraft, with potential noise from the M5 works.
Premier General Aviation Airport and
1 SMA is responsible for noise produced from aircraft on the
ground. SMA works with Airservices to review complaints from
Major Commercial Centre in Sydney residents regarding airborne aircraft.
2Bankstown Airport Master Plan 2019 forecast traffic
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10Aviation Infrastructure
• Airfield Ground Lighting upgrade to be completed by 30 April 2021:
• Full LED lighting system being installed
• Runway Centre and main northern taxiway (TWY A and A1)
• CASA flight testing 23 April
• Airside Pavement works:
• 6 asphalt areas repaired in February 2021 (TWY J, M1, N1, K apron)
• Concrete apron near Airbus (CareFlight) Hangar to be completed in March 2021
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11Aviation Emergency Training Exercise
• Aviation Emergency Training Exercise to be held on 30 March 2021
• Purpose is to train both airport staff and NSW Emergency Services in aviation
emergency response, and to assess existing emergency plans and procedures
• BA146 aircraft to be used for the exercise (Pionair)
• Exercise includes mock aircraft accident carrying 10 passengers and cargo
• All Emergency Services will be located in a “staging area” on the airport to reduce
any community impacts
• Emergency Services crews will be released in sequence to represent real-time
emergency services arrival scenario
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12WSA and Airspace Changes
In 2018 SMA proposed a revised Sydney Basin Airspace to the WSA section of the Dept. of
Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications (DITRDC):
• New training areas to both the north and south of Sydney
• Small aircraft lanes to facilitate movement around the Sydney Basin
• Instrument Approach from the south to be used during bad weather
• An expert steering group (ESG) has been established by DITRDC and we are awaiting the
outcomes. Airspace and flightpaths will be finalised by 2024.
• Forum on Western Sydney Airport (FOWSA)
• FOWSA links the community and stakeholders, with the Australian Government and WSA
• SMA was previously GA representative on FOWSA – Appointment to be confirmed
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WSA and Airspace New northern Training Area
Changes
• Current training areas marked in
colour.
• WSA airspace will reduce the
available training areas
• New northern Training Area, north-
east of Richmond.
• New southern Training Area, east of
Camden and south of the
Holsworthy Weapons Range
New southern Training Area
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14Property and Infrastructure Chris Callcott, GM Property Bespoke General and Recreational Airport for South West Growth Centre of Sydney. A Bespoke Commercial and Employment Hub for the Camden Region. sydneymetroairports.com.au
Altitude – new warehouses
• Premium Grade Logistics Park - Altitude
• 162,000sqm, Workforce c850 staff
• 5 Star green rating, 1.9MW solar gen.
• Civil works complete – including spine road
• Warehouse 1B 22,000sqm (Beijer Ref): complete
• Warehouse 1A 13,000sqm (Hellman): PC April 2021
• Warehouse 2A 10,000sqm (Syd Freezers): Commenced
• Warehouse 2B 19,000sqm (speculative): Commenced
• Aviation assessments undertaken for each
new warehouse (windshear, turbulence,
reflectivity etc)
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Major Commercial Centre in Sydney Commenced
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16Beijer Ref warehouse Bespoke General and Recreational Airport for South West Growth Centre of Sydney. A Bespoke Commercial and Employment Hub for the Camden Region. sydneymetroairports.com.au 17
Intersection Upgrades – Tower Rd and MJD
• Ongoing consultation with TfNSW to finalise
design of intersection upgrades
• Henry Lawson Drive Design: 50% design
• Murray Jones Drive is at 85%
• Construction anticipated to take 4-6 Henry Lawson Drive
months per intersection
• Traffic impacts during construction to ease
following completion
• Works to compliment TfNSW planned
upgrades for Henry Lawson Drive for M5 to
Tower Road ($100M committed) Milperra Road
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18Tower Road upgrade
• Tower Rd 1.7km – poor condition, pinch points, ageing
infrastructure, no amenity
• Intended upgrades being planned including discussions with
key stakeholders (Council, TfNSW, GR Golf Course)
• Potential road widening (6m to 7m)
• Intended introduction of footpaths / cycleways
• Staged implementation anticipated 2021+
• Consultation with tenants and residents – timing tbc
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19NE Industrial – Precinct Plan & Consultation
• Precinct plan redesigned
• Light industrial warehouses
15,000sqm+
• No impact to aviation infrastructure
• Redirection of overland waterflow paths
to piped infrastructure
• Affected Tenants: Hit’Em Up Fitness
• Staged delivery over 2 stages
• First warehouse planned for early 2022
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20NE Industrial – Precinct Plan & Consultation
• Design considerations:
• Full height precast concrete warehouse
noise to Marion Street
• Minimum 15m setback from the roads
• Incremental traffic impacts assessed as
minor through traffic modelling
• Consultation process March/April 2021
• ASA and CASA
• City of Canterbury Bankstown
• Tenants and residents
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21North Precinct / New café
• New café planned on corner of Airport
Avenue and Marion Street
• Opportunity for entry statement,
landscaping and new airport signage
• Bulk earthworks design and investigations
underway
• Community consultation following concept
designs in 1H CY2021
• Anticipate operational this CY2021
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22Ex Gratia Land Tax (EGLT)
• EGLT for 2020/21 year currently anticipated as equal to the amount for 2019/20 year
plus 1.5% and payable by 14 May 2021
• Department’s new EGLT policy framework to be implemented for 2020/21 EGLT year
• New EGLT policy framework now to be determined by December 2021:
• Application of only one tax free threshold across the airport
• Airport land to be valued on a single title basis and using one valuation
• Transition arrangements to be negotiated between Department and SMA this year
• Letter to be issued shortly to tenants, with 1:1 meetings as required
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23Environmental, Social, and Governance Daniel Jarosch, CEO Bespoke General and Recreational Airport for South West Growth Centre of Sydney. A Bespoke Commercial and Employment Hub for the Camden Region. sydneymetroairports.com.au
Environment
• Annual Environmental Report FY2021 submitted Oct 2020) – No sig. exceptions
• Biodiversity management ongoing:
• Hibbertia puberula subsp. glabrescens - Seed collection by Mt Annan Botanical Gardens
• Hibbertia fumana – monitoring conducted. Management Plan under review
• Ongoing bush regeneration works at Deverall Park – Native planting underway
• Noise and Vibration: No new ground-based noise complaints
• Surface and Groundwater monitoring ongoing:
• Annual Groundwater monitoring - Dec 2020
• Surface water monitoring: Jan 2021 (first round) and Jun 2021 (second round)
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25Per and Poly-Fluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS)
• PFAS used extensively worldwide since 1970’s
• Used broadly in industry including textiles, paints, dyes, and non-stick products
• An ingredient in firefighting foams due to effectiveness in extinguishing liquid fuel fires
• Airport PFAS levels are lower than those detected in upstream Georges River
• PFAS coming onto the Bankstown Airport site from upstream stormwater systems
• Human Health and Environmental Risk Assessment (HHERA) Conducted 2020:
• Levels at Bankstown are assessed as low risk to human health.
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26Per and Poly-Fluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS)
• (New) PFAS Management Framework completed February 2021:
• Ensure compliance with the PFAS National Environmental Management Plan 2020
• Consistent approach across the Airport
• Independently reviewed by EnRisk
• Continue to liaise with the Commonwealth on PFAS monitoring and management requirements
• (New) Protection of the Environment Operations (General) Amendment (PFAS
Firefighting Foam) Regulation 2021
• New PFAS bans and restrictions have no sig. application to airport operations given limited use
• (Draft) PFAS Community Information Brochure to be provided at next BACACG
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27Bankstown Airport Consultative Committee
March 2021
Department Update
28Department Update - Restructure
• In January 2021 the Department undertook a restructure.
• The Airports Branch is now part of the new Domestic Aviation and
Reform Division.
• Janet Quigley heads the Division as the First Assistant Secretary.
• Phil McClure heads the Airports Branch as the Assistant Secretary.
29Department Update – Future of Aviation 5 year plan
• In October/November 2020 input was sought from the aviation
sector and the public to inform a five-year plan to strengthen and
grow the aviation sector beyond COVID-19.
• The Department is now considering these submissions.
• On 14 December 2020 the Deputy Prime Minister announced the
membership of the Future of Aviation Reference Panel. This panel
will engage with stakeholders on policy directions raised in the
issues paper.
30Department Update – Movements December 2020
• Ongoing border closures - significant setback for domestic aviation
recovery.
31Department Update – Mask Mandate
• The Prime Minister announced a National Cabinet decision on
8 January 2021 around the mandatory wearing of face masks at
Australian airports and on domestic commercial flights.
• Each jurisdiction issued public health orders mandating this
requirement. Any questions should be directed to the respective
health authority.
32National Airports Safeguarding Group – meeting 31 March 2021
33Any questions?
344 March 2021 AIRSERVICES UPDATE BANKSTOWN CACG Dennis Clifford - Operations, Bankstown Tower Fiona Lawton - Community Engagement Advisor
AIRSERVICES UPDATE
— Tower & Operational Update
— NCIS Complaints – Year in Review 2020
— 36AIR TRAFFIC MOVEMENTS
— 37YEAR IN REVIEW 2020 NCIS COMPLAINTS
COMPLAINANT NUMBERS PER MONTH
Total Number of complainants 2020 3-YR Average
180
160
140
Number of Complainants
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec
— 39EMERGENCY SERVICES OPERATIONS AND NUMBER OF
COMPLAINANTS AFFECTED PER MONTH
Helicopters Fixed Wing
7
6
Number of Complainants
5
4
3
2
1
0
July August Sept Oct Nov Dec
— 40TRAINING OPERATIONS NUMBER OF COMPLAINANTS
AFFECTED PER MONTH
Fixed wing Helicopters Training Area
14
12
Number of Complainants
10
8
6
4
2
0
July August Sept Oct Nov Dec
— 41NCIS UPDATE – 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW - COMPLAINANTS
Number of Complainants per month Total Number of complainants 2020 3-YR Average
180
Number of Complainants
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec
— 42NCIS UPDATE - 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW
COMPLAINANTS ISSUES SUBURBS
— 159 individual complainants, 110 in 2019 — Training: main issue affecting 48 of — 85 separate suburbs across the
— COVID-19 main reason for increase
residents. 94% of these residents greater Sydney basin recorded
— Working from home and increased
exposure to aircraft noise concerned with fixed wing circuit complainants
— Increased emergency services training — Seven recorded five or more
operation to facilitate the response to
the pandemic — General Aviation traffic: affected 41 complainants and these suburbs
— Training organisations not subject to residents, with 66% concerned with account for 40% of all
restrictions standard flight routes to and from the complainants
— Fewer jet movements at Sydney
Airport enabled other aviation airport, and 29% concerned with — 63 suburbs recorded a single
activities in the Sydney basin emergency services operations complainant
— 229,928 movements in 2020 — Helicopters: concerned 37 residents,
— 253,990 movements to end Nov 19 — Suburbs with most complainants
with 70% affected by emergency — Revesby (17)
services operations. Other concerns
— Condell Park (11)
were airwork and standard operations
— Chipping Norton (10)
— Night Movements: affected 30
residents, 87% by emergency — Panania (9)
services operations — Moorebank (5)
— Emergency Services: these affected
40% of all complainants in 2020, and
affected 56 suburbs — 43NCIS UPDATE – 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW – SUBURBS
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
18
16
Number of Complainants
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Revesby Panania Georges Hall Chipping Condell Park
Norton
— 44NCIS UPDATE – 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW - ISSUES
General aviation
Training traffic
30% 25%
Ground Running
2%
Night Movements Helicopters
19% Other 23%
1%
— 45NCIS UPDATE – 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW – ISSUES COMPARISON
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
50
Number of Complainants
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
Training Night Movements Helicopters General aviation
traffic
— 462020 YEAR IN REVIEW
o Available on our website at:
Place your screenshot here
https://aircraftnoise.airservicesaustralia.com/
o Enter your address or select Sydney
o What flight disturbed me
— 47THANK YOU communityengagement@airservicesaustralia.com
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