Tumuruu Solar Farm Community Engagement
Australian Solar Enterprises
#Overview
Plan C is undertaking early engagement ahead of a public notification process for the planning application of the proposed Tumuruu Solar Farm.
Plan C has undertaken engagement with key stakeholders to better understand the social context of the site, including providing factual project information to stakeholders about the status, potential impacts and benefits of the project. The aim of our approach has been to engage as many relevant stakeholders as possible in a respectful and enjoyable way.
Community engagement is being undertaken to:
• Map and identify stakeholders and determine potentially affected areas and groups
• Inform stakeholders of the proposed solar farm development and key attributes
• Provide factual information on the development and likely community benefits
• Consult with stakeholders to understand perceptions both positive and negative
#Related Projects
Sustainable Communities Project (BHP Billiton)
Social, cultural and community analysis to inform strategic planning in mining towns undergoing significant change
Community Benefits Trust Project Management (McArthur River Mine Community Benefits Trust)
Providing project management services and facilitating community and economic development for the Borroloola region in the NT.
Engaging in the Cauldron (Urban Land Development Authority)
Social, cultural and community analysis to inform strategic planning in mining towns undergoing significant change.
Aboriginal Group Engagement, Capacity Building and Planning (BHP Billiton)
Building on the outcomes of the Mt Arthur Coal Sustainable Communities Project, Plan C undertook an engagement process with the Wonnarua/Wanaruah Language Group and Aboriginal stakeholders in Muswellbrook and surrounding areas.