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MINISTERIAL DECISIONS AS AT 2012 Recently received Awaiting decision pursuant to section Pending submission to Pending decision by Ministerial decision 45(7) of the Environmental Minister for Aboriginal Minister for Aboriginal Protection Act 1986 Affairs Affairs APPLICANT / MINISTERIAL LAND PURPOSE LANDOWNER DECISION December 2012 Portions of Lot 91 on Deposited Plan 26522, Lot Construction and 5636 on Diagram 78059, Water Feature (PIN = maintenance of a 1319074), Unallocated Crown Land (PIN = pipeline from the Water 11580413), Unallocated Crown Land (PIN = Consent Bunbury Wastewater Corporation 11580412), Road Reserve (PIN = 1292250), 4 February 2013 Treatment Plant to Road Reserve (PIN = 1292241), Lot 505 on Monash Boulevard in Deposited Plan 61128 and Lot 88 on Plan 1961 Eaton located within the City of Bunbury Zetek Resources Pty Ltd, Western Portions of prospecting licences P25/2161, Consent Resources Pty P25/2162, P25/2163 and P25/2164, Lake Mineral exploration 30 January 2013 Ltd and Crest Yindarlgooda, City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder Minerals Ltd Mining tenement M26/598 and a portion of mining To develop mining Kalgoorlie Ore tenement M26/490, Nimbus Silver Mine – activities and Consent Treatment Boorara, East of Kalgoorlie, City of Kalgoorlie associated 31 January 2013 Company Pty Ltd Boulder infrastructure Lots 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11 and 12 on Diagram 2503, Lots 400 and 401 on Deposited Plan 35447, Lots 4, 7 and 10 on Diagram 9231, Lot 50 on Diagram 6530, Lot 100 on Diagram 7698, Lots 1 – 7 on Plan 835, Lots Y232, Y233 and Y234 on General maintenance Consent City of Vincent Deposited Plan 41439, Lots 5, 6 and 66 on and emergency works 4 February 2013 Diagram 964, Lot 100 on Diagram 8847, Lot 1316 on Plan 35708 and Drain Reserve (PIN = 140224), located in Robertson Park, City of Vincent Construction and Portions of Lot 201 on DP 301380 Vol 2078 Folio maintenance of a 754 Southampton Road, Southampton; pipeline from Camp Consent with Water Blackwood River UCL PIN 519435; and Lot 220 Brook to Greenbushes conditions Corporation on Plan 301753 Vol 1071 Folio 293, Huitson as part of the 5 February 2013 Road, Maranup Bridgetown Regional Water Supply Scheme Industrial land Portions of Lot 152 on DP220265, VLR3098 development and all Consent LandCorp F710, shown as portion of Area 3 on DP72887 associated 10 January 2013 and the whole of Area 7 on DP74351 investigations, preparation and works Lots 650 VLR3151 F429 on DP184648; 590 VLR3042 F272 on DP182847; R42953, 603 VLR3041 F948 on DP214895; 215 VLR3116 F617 on DP194560; 570 VLR3160 F87 on DP065684; 351 VLR3020 F844 on DP72964; and Portions of R23706, Lot 655 VLR3042 F09 residential land on DP216364; Lot 76 VLR3054 F892 on development and all DP214441; Lot 80 VLR3119 F993 on DP214441; associated Consent Landcorp R50269, Lot 77 VLR3055 F79 on DP214441; Lot investigations, 10 January 2013 16 V2192 F847 on DP161140; R33782, Lot 647 preparation and works VLR3147 F00483 on DP215185; Lot 649 VLR3147 F485 on DP215185; Lot 973 VLR3115 F262 on DP220439; Lot 975 VLR3033 F616 on DP194493; Lot 214 VLR3116 F616 on DP194560; Lot 216 VLR3116 F618 on DP194560; Lot 220 VLR3116 F725 on DP219198; Lot 203 VLR3111 F680 on DP219198; R38336, Lot 302 VLR3135 F814 on DP045791; R19291, Lot 303 VLR3152 F106 on DP049430, R19291, Lot 500 VLR3152 F109 on DP053870 (E 0801896); Lot 301 VLR3017 F139 on DP067928; Lot 571 VLR3160 F88 on DP65685; Lot 350 VLR3020 F843 on DP72964; Lot 300 VLR3160 F90 on DP67927; Portions of Road Reserves of First Street PIN 11454230, Second Avenue PIN 11454235, Simpson Street PINs 11454241, 11454239, 11454240, Lapthorn Avenue PIN 11454263, McGrath Avenue PIN 11454265, Eaglenest Road PINs 11454270, 11743634, Onslow Road PINs 11732960, 11454271, Shanks Road PIN 11454622, and Watson Drive PIN 11454264 as depicted in the Notice as Onslow – residential section 18 Survey Area, Application Area and Proposed Development Footprint job number 13995-16203 dated 25 October 2012 by Whelans The construction of infrastructure The Pilbara Part M45/1180, part E45/2510, part M45/1181 associated with early Consent Infrastructure Pty and part M45/1182, Shire of East Pilbara or mining at 12 April 2013 Ltd Fortescue’s North Star Project Construction of mining Part of M46/331, Part of M46/339, Part of pits and associated Consent with Chichester Metals M46/345, Part of M46/322, Part of M46/323, Part infrastructure at Conditions Pty Ltd of M46/330, Part of M46/347 and M46/348, Shire Fortescue Metals 30 January 2013 of East Pilbara Christmas Creek Mine Construction, operation and Roy Hill Iron Ore maintenance of a Consent Part M46/518, Shire of East Pilbara Pty Ltd mine and associated 30 January 2013 infrastructure and works Construction, operation and ongoing Consent with Atlas Iron Ltd Part of M45/1209, Shire of East Pilbara maintenance of mine Conditions and associated 30 January 2013 infrastructure Redevelopment and Shire of Consent Lot 16 Onslow Road, Onslow, Shire of Ashburton expansion of Onslow Ashburton 31 January 2013 Aerodrome Expansion and ongoing maintenance Portions of Miscellaneous Licenses L47/307 and of the railway within L47/308 and Land Administration Act Lease the vicinity of Harding Consent with Robe River 3116/4622 (Lease I123390), located and Green Pool Conditions Mining Co Pty Ltd approximately 70 km south of Wickham, in the Sidings, including 29 January 2013 Shire of Roebourne associated construction and infrastructure Expansion and ongoing maintenance Portions of Miscellaneous License L47/309 and of the railway within Land Administration Act Lease 3116/4622 (Lease the vicinity of Harding Consent with Robe River I123390 / Lot 63 on Deposited Plan 54397), and Green Pool Conditions Mining Co Pty Ltd located approximately 30 km south of Sidings, including 29 January 2013 Roebourne, in the Shire of Roebourne associated construction and infrastructure All things associated Consent with BHP Billiton Iron A portion of ML 244SA located approximately 6 with an open cut iron Conditions Ore Pty Ltd km west of Newman, in the Shire of East Pilbara ore mining operation 4 February 2013 Yarraloola Station Portions of Yarraloola Pastoral Station Homestead – access Robe River (LA3114/1127) and the North West Coastal Consent road from the Mining Co Pty Ltd Highway located approximately 45 km west of 29 January 2013 Northwest Coastal Pannawonica, Pilbara, Western Australia Highway The construction of a A portion of ML265SA located approximately 13 landbridge for the Channar Consent with km south-east of Paraburdoo, Pilbara, Western continuous Management Conditions Australia development of the Services Pty Ltd 30 January 2013 94E suite of pits at the Channar Mine Construction, operation, Portions of M47/306, M47/309, M47/331 and maintenance and Consent with Holcim (Australia) M47/353, located approximately 3km east-south- rehabilitation of the Conditions Pty Ltd east of Dampier, Pilbara, Western Australia Nickol Bay Quarry in 4 February 2013 M47/306, 309, 331 and 353 November 2012 For the purpose of Woodside Energy Limited, its employees, agents, contractors, consultants, and any other person acting Portion of Lot 259 as per Deposit Plan No. with its authority, 220696 Vol. 3015 Folio 565; Portion of Lot 3000 using portions of the as per Deposit Plan No. 68245 Vol. 3159 Folio areas outlined in 447; Portion of Lot 3001 as per Deposit Plan No. Schedule 4 as 68245 Vol. 3159 Folio 448; Portion of Lot 3006 as identified in Map 1 of Consent with per Deposit Plan No. 68252 Vol. 3159 Folio 451; the Notice, with such Woodside Energy Conditions Portion of Lot 3007 as per Deposit Plan No. vehicles, machinery, Ltd 8 December 68252 Vol. 3159 Folio 452; and Part of dedicated plant equipment as is 2012 road being road number 15968 (Manari Road) as reasonably necessary per Notice published in the Government Gazette for the purpose of site of 2 June 1978; as graphically described in investigation activities Annexure 1 –Map 1 – Land Subject to the Notice, associated with the approximately 60 km north of Broome establishment of the proposed Browse LNG Precinct and associated facilities, being technical, scientific, environmental and engineering studies Consent with The construction of an LandCorp Lot 521 Madigan Road, Gap Ridge, Karratha Conditions open drain 9 January 2013 Development and Consent with Hamersley Iron Part of AM70/282 Section 006, Shire of East operation of waste Conditions Pty Ltd Pilbara dumps for Mine, Hope 10 January 2013 Downs 4 (HD4) Nammuldi Below Water Table expansion project as described in the Part of G47/01242, part of AML70/00004 ML4SA Consent with Hamersley Iron Notice, including and part of L3114/1277 Hamersley Station Conditions Pty Ltd extending and Pastoral Lease 5 February 2013 operating the open cut Nammuldi mine, the mine below the water table Extending, operating Robe River Consent Mining Lease 70/248SA, near Pannawonica and maintaining the Mining Co Pty Ltd 10 January 2013 Mesa J rail track Expansion of the Miscellaneous Licence L47/309, L47/308, railway within the Consent with Robe River L47/307, Lot 63 Vol 3119 Fol 871 Plan 54397 and vicinity of Harding and Conditions Mining Co Pty Ltd Lot 64 Volume 3153 Fol 692 Plan 57724 on Green Pool Sidings, 10 January 2013 l123390, De Witt including associated infrastructure Construction of infrastructure and exploration operations including the construction of a brine Portion of tenements L45/302, M45/1227, trench and Consent with E45/2801, E45/2802, E45/2803, E69/2156, Holocene Pty Ltd evaporation ponds; 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