TSS The TSS analyser was operational during the reporting period. The composite sampler is in place to cover any shortfalls in the TSS analyser.

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1 Interim Environmental Report Period Ending: 28th May 28 Compiled By: Siobhan Quinn & Thomas McGlynn Approved By: Tony Doyle 1 Monitoring Data 1.1 Monitoring Equipment Axonics Axonics plant operated as required for the majority of the reporting period. PO 4 The PO 4 analyser was operational for the majority of the reporting period. The composite sampler is in place to cover any shortfalls in the PO 4 analyser. Due to little or no flow, the pump feeding this equipment was turned off on the 2 th of May. TSS The TSS analyser was operational during the reporting period. The composite sampler is in place to cover any shortfalls in the TSS analyser. Composite The composite sampler was operational during the reporting period. Due to little or no flow, the pump feeding this equipment was turned off on the 2 th of May Noise There is a single noise monitoring location currently being used N1. The other location is visible from off-site and because of current protestor action it cannot be guaranteed that the equipment remains undisturbed. Vibration There is a single vibration monitoring location currently being used V1. The other location is visible from off-site and because of current protestor action it cannot be guaranteed that the equipment remains undisturbed. Sondes The results are displayed graphically. o Any unusual values are explained on the relevant graph. o D62 was pulled on the 23rd of May due to no flow at the location. o SP1 was pulled for periods during the reporting period due to no flow in the location. (Please see graph) Weather Station The data used for this reporting period was taken from the on-site meteorological station. Weirs Data displayed in the enclosed report. 1.2 Rainfall Data 15/5/8.2 22/5/ /5/8. 23/5/ /5/8. 24/5/8. 18/5/8. 25/5/8. 19/5/8.8 26/5/8. 2/5/8. 27/5/8. 21/5/ /5/8. Total Rainfall 13.1mm

2 Interim Environmental Report Period Ending: 28th May 28 Compiled By: Approved By: Siobhan Quinn & Thomas McGlynn Tony Doyle 1.3 Summary Environment Surface Water Groundwater Dust Weather Noise Vibration Comments There was no exceedance during the reporting period. The groundwater data (Sonde) is within anticipated ranges. Awaiting issue of dust results. There was a total of 13.1mm of rainfall during the reporting period, with a temperature range of 5.ºC to 2.9ºC No noise exceedance was recorded during the reporting period, based on the available results. No vibration exceedances were recorded during the reporting period, based on the available results Note: All laboratory data generated on site should be considered indicative only. 2 Environmental Exceedences / Incidents / Complaints There was no exceedance during the reporting period.

3 Page 1 of 18 Surface Water Monitoring Record Sheet no 1. 1 Cond. Temp Turbidity DO ph TSS Orthophosphate as Nitrate as N Phosphorus Total Nitrate as Ammonia as Nitrite as Aluminium Aluminium Phosphate NO P 3 as P NH 3-N NO2 (dissolved) (total) as PO4 -P TDS µs/cm o C NTU % Sat ph units mg l -1 µg l -1 mg l -1 mg l -1 mg l -1 mg l -1 mg l -1 µg l -1 µg l -1 mg l -1 mg l -1 Action Limits 4 15 <3.5 or > Target Limits Settlement Pond Monitoring 5 2 <3 or > SP1 15/5/ <LOD..7 <LOD SP1 16/5/ <LOD <LOD SP1 19/5/ SP1 2/5/ <LOD <LOD <LOD 19 <LOD 264 SP1 21/5/ <LOD SP1 22/5/ <LOD 271 SP1 23/5/ SP1 26/5/ <LOD SP1 27/5/ <LOD SP1 28/5/ <LOD.26 <LOD SP3 15/5/ <LOD.51 <LOD SP3 16/5/ <LOD SP3 19/5/ >LOD <LOD SP3 2/5/ <LOD SP3 21/5/ <LOD 2.25 <LOD SP3 22/5/ <LOD 1.46 <LOD SP3 23/5/ >LOD SP3 26/5/ <LOD.5 <LOD.3 32 SP3 27/5/ <LOD <LOD.7 33 SP3 28/5/ <LOD 2.2 <LOD SP1 2/5/ < <.17 I.P. I.P. < SP3 2/5/ <1 < <.17 I.P. I.P. < SP1 27/5/ I.P I.P..47 <.17 I.P. I.P SP3 27/5/ I.P. 13 <.44 I.P..14 <.17 I.P. I.P Additional Monitoring D22 2/5/ D62 2/5/ <LOD Axonics Monitoring Pre 15/5/ <LOD 283 Post 15/5/ <LOD Pre 16/5/ <LOD Post 16/5/ Pre 19/5/ <LOD <LOD 288 Post 19/5/ <LOD Pre 2/5/ <LOD Post 2/5/ <LOD Pre 21/5/ <LOD Post 21/5/ >LOD Pre 22/5/ Post 22/5/ <LOD Pre 23/5/ <LOD Post 23/5/ <LOD Pre 26/5/ <LOD Post 26/5/ <LOD <LOD Pre 27/5/ <LOD <LOD Post 27/5/ <LOD Pre Axonics 2/5/ < <.17 I.P. I.P. <.3 22 Post Axonics 2/5/ <2 <1 < <.17 I.P. I.P. < Pre Axonics 27/5/ I.P I.P. <.5.23 I.P. I.P Post Axonics 27/5/ I.P I.P I.P. I.P I.P. = In Progress Italics = Indicative Only < LOD = Below Limit of Detection > LOD = Above Limit of Detection Grey shaded areas denote parameters that cannot or were not analysed on-site or the lab. On-Site Analysis

4 Groundwater Monitoring Record Sheet Conducted by Approved by Name: Signed Name Location DO Temp Cond. ph TDS Nitrate as N 3 Ammonia Aluminium BOD TSS Total Hardness % Sat oc us/cm mg l -1 mg l -1 mg l -1 ug l -1 mg l -1 mg l -1 mg/l CaCO3 MP 1 MP 2 MP 3 MP 4 MP 5 MP 6 MP 7 MP 8 MP 9 MP 1a MP 11 Graphs provided for MP1, MP2,MP4, MP6 and MP7 for: Temperature, Conductivity, and ph. No Groundwater monitoring undertaken during the reporting period Nitrite as N 2 Arsenic Mercury Lead Zinc Chromium Copper Cadmium Iron Tin mg l -1 ug l -1 ug l -1 ug l -1 ug l -1 ug l -1 ug l -1 ug l -1 ug l -1 ug l -1

5 Dust Monitoring Record Sheet no 1 of 1 Conducted by Approved by Name: Signed Name: Signed Determinant Results Positioned Removed Ref. Number Dispatched Returned Weight (mg/sq.m/day) Comments Target (Consent) Limit: 35 mg m 2 d -1 on as a 3 day average D1 23/11/27 23/12/ /1/28 22/1/28 68 D2 23/11/27 23/12/ /1/28 22/1/28 24 D3 23/11/27 23/12/ /1/28 22/1/ D4 23/11/27 23/12/ /1/28 22/1/ D1 23/12/27 23/1/ /1/28 18/2/28 28 D2 23/12/27 23/1/ /1/28 18/2/ D3 23/12/27 23/1/ /1/28 18/2/ D4 23/12/27 23/1/ /1/28 18/2/28 3 D1 23/1/28 25/2/ /2/28 2/3/ D2 23/1/28 25/2/ /2/28 2/3/ D3 23/1/28 25/2/ /2/28 2/3/ D4 23/1/28 25/2/ /2/28 2/3/ D1 25/2/28 25/3/ /3/28 14/4/ Unusual results under investigation D2 25/2/28 25/3/ /3/28 14/4/ Unusual results under investigation D3 25/2/28 25/3/ /3/28 14/4/ Unusual results under investigation D4 25/2/28 25/3/ /3/28 14/4/ Unusual results under investigation D1 25/3/28 25/4/ /3/28 16/5/ D2 25/3/28 25/4/ /3/28 16/5/ D3 25/3/28 25/4/ /3/28 16/5/ D4 25/3/28 25/4/ /3/28 16/5/ D1 25/4/28 26/5/28 I.P. 28/5/28 I.P. I.P. D2 25/4/28 26/5/28 I.P. 28/5/28 I.P. I.P. D3 25/4/28 26/5/28 I.P. 28/5/28 I.P. I.P. D4 25/4/28 26/5/28 I.P. 28/5/28 I.P. I.P. NDP = No Determination Possible Monitoring Points are numbered clockwise through the Cardinal Marks (N, E, S, W) Monitoring Results will be presented monthly

6 Noise Monitoring Record Sheet Conducted by Name: Siobhan Quinn Approved by Name: no 1 of 1 Signed Signed Determinant Results Location Air Temp. Air Temp. Start Time Duration Serial No. Wind Results db *Comments (Max) (Min) Speed (m/s)* Action Limit Direction (Degrees) L Aeq L Amin L Amax 6 65 Target Limit N /5/28 7:: 11:: N /5/28 7:: 11:: N /5/28 8:: 1:: <LOD 73.5 N /5/28 7:: 11:: N /5/28 7:: 11:: N /5/28 7:: 11:: N /5/28 7:: 11:: N /5/28 8:: 1:: N /5/28 7:: 11:: N /5/28 7:: 11:: * Wind speeds in excess of 5 m/s negatively impact noise readings (as per EPA Guidance Note on Noise Measuremen

7 Flow Weir Record Sheet Conducted by Approved by Name: Signed Name: Determinant Results SP1 SP3 Max (l/s) Min (l/s) Avg (l/s) Max (l/s) Min (l/s) Avg (l/s) 15/5/ /5/ /5/ /5/ /5/ /5/ /5/ /5/ /5/ /5/ /5/ /5/ /5/ /5/ Negetive Values indicate low flow Comment

8 Vibration Monitoring Record Sheet no 1 of 1 Conducted by Approved by Name: Signed Name: Signed Determinant Results Peak Vector Location Positioned Removed Event Event Time Sum Tran PPV Vert PPV Long PPV Comments V1 15-May-8 8:13 Monitor Started 23-May-8 19: Sensor check 3-May-8 8:59 Monitor Stopped Vibration meter was located at V1 only.

9 25-May-8 26-May-8 27-May-8 28-May Total Suspended Solids Results at SP1 Week 21-22, 28 2-May-8 21-May-8 22-May-8 23-May-8 24-May-8 19-May-8 Material caught in probe TSS Action Limit Target Limit Instrument taken off line due to little or no flow Tank being refilled by hand to sustain equipment due to little or no flow 16-May-8 17-May-8 18-May-8 15-May-8 Concentration (mg/l)

10 28-May-8 27-May-8 26-May Orthophosphate Results at SP1 Week 21-22, 28 Action Limit Target Limit Orthophos 19-May-8 2-May-8 21-May-8 22-May-8 23-May-8 24-May-8 25-May-8 18-May-8 17-May-8 16-May-8 15-May-8 Phosphate as P (ug/l)

11 28-May-8 27-May-8 26-May-8 25-May Aluminium Concentration at SP1 Week 21-22, 28 Aluminium Action Trigger Due to little or no flow, the pump feeding this equipment was turned off on the 2th of May 19-May-8 2-May-8 21-May-8 22-May-8 23-May-8 24-May-8 18-May-8 17-May-8 16-May-8 15-May-8 Concentration (ug/l)

12 27/5/8 28/5/8 26/5/8 25/5/8 24/5/ Temperature - Surface Waters, Week 21-22, 28 SP1 SP3 D22 D62 Erratic readings on each sonde may have been caused by exposure. D62 was pulled on the 23rd of May as there was no flow at this location to sustain the sonde. 19/5/8 2/5/8 21/5/8 22/5/8 23/5/8 18/5/8 17/5/8 16/5/8 15/5/8 Temperature ( O C)

13 27-May-8 28-May-8 26-May Conductivity - Surface Waters, Week 21-22, 28 SP1 SP3 D22 D62 Action Limit Trigger Limit Erratic readings on each sonde may have been caused by exposure. D62 was pulled on the 23rd of May as there was no flow at this location to sustain the sonde. 19-May-8 2-May-8 21-May-8 22-May-8 23-May-8 24-May-8 25-May-8 18-May-8 17-May-8 16-May-8 15-May-8 Conductivity (us/cm)

14 Turbidity - Surface Waters, Week 21-22, 28 SP3 D22 D62 Action Limit Trigger Limit SP1 2 Turbidity (NTU) 15 1 Erratic readings on each sonde may have been caused by exposure. D62 was pulled on the 23rd of May as there was no flow at this location to sustain the sonde. 5 15/5/8 16/5/8 17/5/8 18/5/8 19/5/8 2/5/8 21/5/8 22/5/8 23/5/8 24/5/8 25/5/8 26/5/8 27/5/8 28/5/8

15 27-May-8 28-May ph - Surface Waters, Week 21-22, 28 SP1 SP3 D22 D62 Lower Limit Upper Limt Erratic readings on each sonde may have been caused by exposure. D62 was pulled on the 23rd of May as there was no flow at this location to s stain the sonde 18-May-8 19-May-8 2-May-8 21-May-8 22-May-8 23-May-8 24-May-8 25-May-8 26-May-8 17-May-8 16-May-8 15-May-8 ph (ph Units)

16 27/5/8 28/5/8 26/5/8 25/5/8 24/5/ Turbidity - Surface SP1, Week 21-22, 28 SP1 Action Limit Trigger Limit 2/5/8 21/5/8 22/5/8 23/5/8 Material caught on probe 19/5/8 18/5/8 17/5/8 16/5/8 15/5/8 Turbidity (NTU)

17 28/5/8 25/5/8 26/5/8 27/5/8 24/5/ Dissolved Oxygen - Surface Waters, Week 21-22, 28 SP1 SP3 D22 D62 2/5/8 21/5/8 22/5/8 23/5/8 Erratic readings on each sonde may have been caused by exposure. D62 was pulled on the 23rd of May as there was no flow at this location to sustain the sonde. 19/5/8 18/5/8 17/5/8 16/5/8 15/5/8 Dissolved Oxygen (%)

18 27-May-8 28-May-8 26-May-8 25-May Temperature - Groundwaters Week 21-22, 28 MP1 MP2 MP4 MP6 MP7 Erratic readings at MP6 may have been caused by exposure. 2-May-8 21-May-8 22-May-8 23-May-8 24-May-8 19-May-8 18-May-8 17-May-8 16-May-8 15-May-8 Temperarture ( o C)

19 27-May-8 28-May Conductivity - Groundwaters Week 21-22, 28 MP1 MP2 MP4 MP6 MP7 Erratic readings at MP6 & may have been caused by exposure. 2-May-8 21-May-8 22-May-8 23-May-8 24-May-8 25-May-8 26-May-8 19-May-8 18-May-8 17-May-8 16-May-8 15-May-8 Conductivity (us/cm)

20 27-May-8 28-May-8 26-May-8 25-May ph - Groundwaters Week 21-22, 28 MP1 MP2 MP4 MP6 MP7 Erratic readings at MP6 may have been caused by exposure. 19-May-8 2-May-8 21-May-8 22-May-8 23-May-8 24-May-8 18-May-8 17-May-8 16-May-8 15-May-8 ph (ph units)