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f~ Government of Western Australia Application form:

Department of Water and Environmental Regulation Works Approval / Licence / Renewal / Amendment / Registration

Part V, Division 3, Environmental Protection Act 1986

Environmental Protection Regulations 1987

art 1: Application type

INSTRUCTIONS:

• Completion of this form is a statutory requirement under section 54(1)(a) of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 (WA) (EP Act) for works approval applications; section 57(1)(a) for licence applications; section 598(1)(a) for applications for an amendment; and under regulation 58(2)(a) of the Environmental Protection Regulations 1987 (WA) (EP Regulations) for applications for registration of premises.

• The instructions set out in this application form are general in nature.

• A reference to 'you' in these instructions is a reference to the applicant.

• The information provided to you by the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (DWER) in relation to making applications does not constitute legal advice. DWER recommends that you obtain independent legal advice.

• Applicants seeking further information relating to requirements under the EP Act and/or EP Regulations are directed to the Parliamentary Counsel's Office website (www.legislation.wa.gov.au). Schedule 1 of the EP Regulations contains the categories of prescribed premises.

• For prescribed premises where activities fall within more than one category, ALL applicable categories must be identified. This applies for existing prescribed premises seeking renewal or amendment, as well as new prescribed premises.

• The application form must be completed with all relevant information attached. If there is insufficient space on any part of this form, please continue on a separate sheet of paper and attach to this form. If an application form has been submitted which is incomplete or materially incorrect, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of DWER will decline to deal with the application and advise the applicant accordingly.

• On completing this application form, please submit it to DWER in line with the instructions in Part 14 of the form.

1.1

1.2

This is an application for: [select only one option] under Part V, Division 3 of the EP Act

Please see Guidance Statement: Decision Making for more information relating to the process for assessing and determining applications.

This application is for the following categories of prescribed premises:

D Works approval

~ Licence Existing registration number(s): [ ] Existing works approval number(s): [W6189/2018/1]

D Renewal Existing licence number: [

D Amendment Number of the existing licence or works approval to be amended: [ ]

D Registration (works approval already obtained) Existing works approval number(s): [ ]

[Category 12 - screening etc. of material]

(specify all prescribed premises category numbers)

~ All activities that meet the definition of a prescribed premises as set out in Schedule 1 of the EP Regulations have been specified above (tick, if yes).

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Department of Water and Environmental Regulation

Application Form Section Renewal Amendment

Part 1: Application type • • • Part 2: Applicant detalls - sections 2.1 • • •

Part 2: Applicant details - section 2.1 onwards • • b.

Part 3: Premises details • • I!.

Part 4: Proposed activities • • • Part 5: Index of Biodiversity Surveys for Assessment If required. If required. If r.;qulroo.

Part 6: Other DWER approvals • • • ---r·

Part 7: Other approvals and consultation • • • Part 8: Fit and competent operator • • I!.

Ps.rt a:: e~-n~s::s:tt!ris, dh1r:h~ro~. an.J \'ffl.3te • • I!. -----~---.. -.-.~- -

Part 10: Siting and location • • r,1A

Part 11: Submission of any other relevant Information • • If required .

Part 12: Proposed fee calculation • • • Part 13: Commercially sensitive or confidential • • • information

Part 14: Submission of application • • • Part 15: Declaration and signature • • • Attachment 1A: Proof of occupier status • • N/A

Attachment 1B: ASIC company extract • • N/A ----

Attachment 1C: Authorisation to act as a representative If required. If required. If required. of the occupier

Attachment 2: Premises map/s • • I!.

Attachment 3A: Proposed activities • • I!.

Attachment 3B: Map of area proposed to be cleared • • • (only applicable if clearing Is proposed)

Attachment 3C: Additional Information for clearing If required. If required. If required. assessment

Attachment 4: Biodiversity surveys (only applicable if • • • biodiversity surveys Included In application)

Attachment 5: Other approvals and consultation • • I!. documentation

Attachment 6A: Emissions and discharges If required. If required. If required.

Attachment 6B: Waste acceptance If required. If required. If required.

Attachment 7: Siting and location • • I!.

Attachment 8: Additional Information submitted If required. If required. If required.

Attachment 9: Proposed fee calculation • • • Attachment 10: Request for exemption from publication If required. If required. If required.

Key:

• Must be submitted D. to the extent changed/required in relation to the amendment

N/A Not required with application, but may be requested subsequently depending on DWER records

"If required" Sections for applicants to determine.



Part 2: Applicant details

INSTRUCTIONS: • The applicant (the occupier of the premises) must be an individual(s), a company, body corporate, or public authority,

but not a partnership, trust, or joint-venture name. Applications made by or on behalf of business names or unincorporated associations will not be accepted.

• If applying as an individual, your full legal name must be inserted. • If applying as a company, body corporate, or public authority, the full legal entity name must be inserted.

• Australian Company Number's (ACN) must be provided for all companies or body corporates.

• DWER prefers to send all correspondence electronically via email. We request that you consent to receiving all correspondence relating to instruments and notices under Part V of the EP Act ("Part V documents") electronically via email, by indicating your consent in Section 2.3.

• Companies or body corporates making an application must nominate an authorised representative from within their organisation. Proof of authorisation will be required.

• Details of a contact person must be provided for DWER enquiries in relation to your application. This contact person can be a consultant if authorised to represent the applicant. Written evidence of this authorisation must be provided.

• Details of the occupier of the premises must be provided. One of the options must be selected and if you have been asked to specify, please provide details. For example, if 'lease holder' has been selected, please specify the type of lease (for example, pastoral lease, mining lease, or general lease) and provide a copy of the lease document(s). Note that contracts for sale of land will not be sufficient evidence of occupancy status.

2.1 Applicant namels (full legal namels):

[the proposed holder of the works approval, licence or registration]

ACN (if applicable):

2.2 Trading as (if applicable):

2.3 Authorised representative details:

[the person authorised to receive correspondence and Part V documents on behalf of the applicant under the EP Act.

Where 'yes' is selected, all correspondence will be sent to you via email, to the email address provided in this section.

Where 'no' has been selected, Part V documents will be posted to you in hard copy to the postal / business address specified in section 2.4. Other general correspondence may still be sent to you via email.]

2.4 Registered business address for receipt of Part V documents under the EP Act:

[this must be a physical address to which a Part V document may be delivered.

2.5 Postal address for all other correspondence:

[if different from section 2.4]

Name -Position

Telephone

Email

I consent to all written correspondence between myself (the applicant) and DWER, regarding the subject of this application, being exclusively via email, using the email address I have provided above.

Yes No

•



Part 2: Applicant details

2.6

2.7

Contact person details for DWER enquiries relating to the application (if different from the authorised representative):

[for example, could be a consultant or a site based employee]

Occupier status:

[Occupier is defined in section 3 of the EP Act and includes a person in occupation or control of the premises, or occupying a different part of the premises whether or not that person is the owner.]

Name -Position

Organisation

Address

Telephone

I I I Email I

I

Registered proprietor on certificate of title

Lease holder (please specify, including date of expiry of lease)

Hanson Construction Materials Pty Ltd

Mining Lease M45/1193

Lease expiry 02/06/2031

Public authority that has care, control or management of the land

Other (please specify - for example, joint venture operating entity, contract, or other legal document)

•

• •

I-Att~~h;~-n._t_s ________ ___._ ____________________ ~ -N-/A .. j Yes l 2.8 Attachment 1A: Proof of Copies of certificate of title. lease or other instruments

occupier status evidencing proof of occupier status, including the expiry • ~ date or confirmation that there is no expiry date, have been provided and labelled as Attachment 1 A.

2.9 Attachment 1 B: ASIC A current company information extract purchased from the company extract ASIC website{s) for all new applications/registrations has • ~

been provided and labelled as Attachment 1 B.

2.10 Attachment 1C: A copy of the documentation authorising the applicant to Authorisation to act as act on the occupier's behalf as their authorised • ~ representative of the agenUrepresentative has been provided and labelled as occupier Attachment 1 C.



art 3: Premises details

3.1 Premises legal description (whole or part to be specified):

Mining Lease M45/1193, Great Northern Highway, Town of Port Hedland

3.2

3.3

[Include the land description (volume and folio number, lot or location number/s); Crown lease or reserve number; pastoral lease number; or mining tenement number (as appropriate), of all properties, as shown on title details registered with Landgate.]

Premises street address

[Include the suburb.]

Premises name (if applicable):

Local Government Authority area: Town of Port Hedland [City, Town or Shire]

GPS or map coordinates: N/A

[GPS coordinates (latitude and longitude) must be provided where cadastre or mining tenements are not used as the premises boundary]

Attachments

3.4 Attachment 2: Premises map/s

An aerial photograph, map and site plan of the premises must be included as an attachment to this application form and labelled Attachment 2.

You must provide an aerial photograph of sufficient scale showing the prescribed premises.

You must also provide a map or maps of the prescribed premises, identifying:

• layout of key infrastructure and buildings, clearly labelled;

• the premises boundary;

• emission and discharge points (with GPS coordinates where available);

• sensitive receptors and land uses; and

• all areas proposed to be cleared (if applicable).

Maps must contain a north arrow, clearly marking the area in which the activities are carried out. The map or maps must be of reasonable clarity and have a visible scale.

N/A Yes

•



Part 4: Proposed activities

INSTRUCTIONS:

• You must provide a description and the scope, si;ze and scale of all prescribed activities of Schedule 1 to the EP Regulations including the maximum production or design capacity of each prescribed activity.

• If applying for a works approval or licence amendment involving the construction of new infrastructure, you must provide information on infrastructure to be constructed and how long construction is expected to take. You must confirm if commissioning is to occur and how long it will take.

• If applying for a works approval or licence amendment not involving the construction of new infrastructure, provide details of the proposed amendment.

• You must identify all emission sources on the premises map/s.

• You must also provide information on activities which directly relate to the prescribed premises category which have, or are likely to result in, an emission or discharge.

• If clearing activities are proposed provide a description and details. If a relevant exemption under Schedule 6 of the EP Act or regulation 5 of the Environmental Protection (Clearing of Native Vegetation) Regulations 2004 (WA) (Clearing Regulations) may apply, provide details.

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4.1 Description/overview:

4.2

4.3

4.4

4.5

4.6

4.7

4.8

The Turner River Bridge Sand Project is a sand and shingle mining project. Mining will be conducted on a campaign basis, generally in drier months. Sand and shingle will be excavated from suitable deposits within the river bed with a front-end loader. This raw material will be loaded directly onto a -40 tonne (t) articulated dump truck and stockpiled on a Run-of-Mine (ROM) pad, east of the eastern river bank.

Between 1,500 to 2,000 t of sand may be mined, carted and stockpiled per day.

Stockpiled sand and shingle is then screened by a mobile screening plant (Terex Finlay 693 or 883 or equivalent). It is expected that during a mining campaign approximately 50,000 t of sand will be mined and/or screened per annum.

A vegetation clearing pennit application has been approved to clear up to 106.90 hectares of vegetation for mining areas, access roads and laydown/ stockpile areas on M45/1193, M45/1173, L45/234 and L45/256. CPS 4034/5 is valid between 15 Janua 2011 and 15 Janua 2021.

Estimated operating period of the project/ premises (e.g. based on estimated infrastructure life):

Proposed date/s for commencement of works (if applicable):

Proposed date/s for conclusion of works construction (if applicable):

[fhis date should coincide with the submission to DWER of an Environmental Compliance Report and/or a Critical Containment Infrastructure Reports as required]

Proposed date/s for commissioning of works (if applicable):

Proposed date/s for commencement of operations under works approval (if applicable):

Maximum production or design capacity for each category applied for (based on infrastructure operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week):

[Refer to categories listed in 1.2. Units must be consistent with Schedule 1 of the EP Regulations]

Estimated/actual throughput for each category applied for:

The Project is expected to be ongoing for the duration of the mining lease, as sand is replenished by flood events

N/A

N/A

18 April 2019

Maximum capacity of the Terex Finlay 883 screening plant is 160,000 t per annum

Estimated throughput is 50,000 t

[Refer to categories listed in 1.2. Units must be consistent with Schedule per annum 1 of the EP Regulations]

4.9 Proposed activities:

You must provide details of proposed activities, identifying:

• scope, size and scale, including details as to frequency and production or design capacity;

• key infrastructure and equipment;

• description of processes or operations (a process flow chart may be included as an attachment);

• emission/discharge points;

• locations of waste storage or disposal; and

• activities occurring during construction, commissioning and operation (if applicable).

Additional information relating to the proposed activities may be included in Attachment 3A (see 4.1 O below).



Part 4: Proposed activities

The Turner River Bridge Sand Project is a sand and shingie mining project to be conducted on a campaign basis.

Sand and shingle will be excavated from suitable deposits within the river bed with a front-end loader. Mining will take place selectively in pockets that have little or no vegetation. These pockets will be excavated approximately 0.8 - 1.2 metres (m) deep with a loader. This raw material will be loaded directly onto a ~40 t articulated dump truck and stockpiled on a Run-of-Mine (ROM) pad, east of the eastern river bank.

Between 1,500 to 2,000 t of sand may be mined, carted and stockpiled per day. It is proposed that approximately 50,000 t of sand will be extracted from the lease per annum. Conservatively estimating that the sand is one metre deep and the density of the sand is 1.5 t per cubic metre, a yield of 15,000 t per ha will be achieved. Thus to yield 50,000 t of screened sand per annum, approximately 3.5 hectares (ha) will be worked annually.

The Project will utilise a mobile Terex Finlay screening plant, which will operate between the raw feed ROM pad stockpile and the sand and shingle product stockpiles, which are also located on the ROM pad.

The Terex Finlay sizes the material into three sizes; <8 millimetre (mm) sand, 8-65 mm stones, and >65 mm large stones and sticks. The ratio of sand to stone in the TRBSP lease is about 92:8. The main product is <8 mm sand which is conveyed to one side of the plant, 8 mm - 65 mm river shingle which is conveyed to the other side, and an oversize product that consists of >65 mm stones, sticks and plant material is conveyed to the end.

The Terex Finlay screening plant is able to move about and the configuration allows the screening plant to move away from the sand stockpile as it is progressively built.

The screening plant has the capacity to process 100 t per hour. The screening plant is expected to operate between 7 and 10 hours per day, during campaigns, so approximately 700 t to 1000 t of sand and shingle is expected to be processed daily during a campaign. The maximum capacity of the screening plant is 160,000 t per annum.

The >65 mm rock, sticks and vegetative trash will be returned to the mined areas of the riverbed where it will blend with fresh sand brought by intermittent flooding. The small amount of stone (shingle) is progressively cleaned up and stockpiled separately. This stone can be used to sheet access roads and stockpile areas as re uired.

l""'U.LG\,,I I I I ICI IL~ 1"'111"'1 ..... 4.10 Attachment 2: Emission/discharge points are clearly labelled on the map/s • ~ Premises map required for Part 3.4 (Attachment 2).

4.11 Attachment 3A: Additional information relating to the proposed activities • ~ Proposed activities has been included in Attachment 3A (if required). ··-·-··--,---

Clearing activities

[4.12 to 4.18 are only required if the application includes clearing of native vegetation]

4.12 Proposed clearing area (hectares and/or number of individual trees N/A to be removed):

4.13 Details of any relevant exemptions:

[refer to DWER's A guide to the exemg_tions and regulations for clearing_ N/A native vegetation]

4.14 Proposed method of clearing: N/A

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--~ --Part 4: Proposed activities --4.15 Period within which clearing is proposed to be undertaken: N/A

[for example, May 2019 - June 2019]

4.16 Purpose of clearing:

N/A

Clearing activities -Attachments N/A Yes

4.17 Attachment 3B: You must provide an aerial photograph or map of sufficient Map of area scale showing the proposed clearing area and prescribed proposed to be premises boundary cleared OR

if you have the facilities, a suitable portable digital storage device of the area proposed to be cleared as an ESRI shapefile ~ • with the following properties:

• Geometry type: Polygon Shape

• Coordinate system: GDA 1994 (Geographic latitude/longitude)

Datum: GDA 1994 (Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994).

4.18 Attachment 3C: Additional information to assist in the assessment of the clearing Additional proposal may be attached to this application (for example, information for reports on salinity, fauna or flora studies or other environmental ~ • clearing reports conducted for the site). assessment

Part 5: Index of Biodiversity Surveys for Assessments (IBSA

INSTRUCTIONS:

• Biodiversity surveys submitted to support this application must meet the requirements of the EPA's Instructions for the preparation of data packages for the Index of Biodiversity Surveys for Assessments (/BSA).

• If these requirements are not met, DWER will decline to deal with the application .

Attachments N/A Yes

5.1 Attachment 4: All biodiversity surveys submitted with this application meet the

Biodiversity requirements of the EPA's Instructions for the preparation of ~ • surveys data packages for the lndex of Biodiversitx_ Surve'f.S for

Assessments (JBSAl .



Part 6: Other DWER approvals

INSTRUCTIONS:

• If you have applied, or intend to apply, for other approvals within DWER that may be relevant to this application, you must provide relevant details.

• If you have referred, or intend to refer, your proposal to the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA), you must provide details.

Pre-application scoping

6.1 Have you had any pre-application / prereferral I scoping meetings with DWER regarding any planned applications?

~No

D Yes - provide details: [

1---------------------------------1----------------------------I Environmental Impact Assessment (Part IV of the EP Act)

6.2 Have you referred or do you intend to refer the proposal to the EPA? Section 378(1) of the EP Act defines a 'significant proposal' as "a proposal likely, if implemented, to have a significant effect on the environment".

If DWER considers that the proposal in this application is likely to constitute a 'significant proposal', DWER is required under section 38(5) of the EP Act to refer the proposal to the EPA for assessment under Part IV, if such a referral has not already been made.

If a relevant Ministerial Statement already exists, please provide the MS number in the space provided.

D Yes (referred)- reference (if known): [

D Yes - intend to refer (proposal is a 'significant proposal')

1 D Yes - intend to refer (proposal will require a section 45C amendment to the current Ministerial Statement): MS[ ]

, 0 No - a valid Ministerial Statement applies: MS [ ]

i ! i:8:i No - not a 'significant proposal'

I 1------------------------....J......------------------·~--.. --~--.. ·-·•·--·.,---...... -Clearing of Native Vegetation (Part V, Division 2 of the EP Act and Country Area Water Supply Act 1947)

6.3

6.4

Have you applied or do you intend to apply for a native vegetation clearing permit?

In accordance with the Guidance Statement: uec,s,on MaKmg, wnere c1eanng or nauve vegetation is of an exempt kind under the Environmental Protection (Clearing of Native Vegetation) Regulations 2004 (WA), or is being assessed by a relevant authority which would lead to an exemption under Schedule 6 of the EP Act, the clearing will not be assessed by DWER or be subJect to any additional controls by DWER.

If the proposed clearing action is to be assessed in accordance with, or under, an Environment Protection ancJ Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cth) (EPBC Act) accredited process, such as the assessment bilateral agreement, Form Annex Cl -Assessment bilateral agreement must be completed and attached to your clearing permit application.

Have you applied or do you intend to apply for a Country Area Water Supply Act 1947 licence?

If a clearing exemption applies in a Country Area Water Supply Act 1947 (CAWS) controlled catchment, or if compensation has previously been paid to retain the subject vegetation, a Country Area Water Supply Act 1947 clearing licence is required.

If yes, contact the nearest DWER regional office for a Form 1 Application for licence.

Map of CAWS Act controlled catchments

D Yes - clearing application reference (if known): [ ]

D No - this application includes clearing (please complete questions 4.11 to 4.17)

~ No - a valid permit applies: CPS [4034/5]

D No - exemption applies (explain why): [

D No - permit not required

D Yes - application reference (if known): [

D No - a valid licence applies: [

~ No - licence not required

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art 6: Other DWER approvals

Water Licences and Permits (Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914)

6.5 Have you applied, or do you intend to D Yes -application reference (if known): [ apply for: 1. a licence or amendment to a licence [gj No - a valid licence / permit applies: [GWL 176061 (2)]

to take water (surface water or groundwater); or D No - licence / permit not required

2. a licence to construct wells (including bores and soaks); or

3. a permit or amendment to a permit to interfere with the bed and banks of a watercourse?

art 7: Other approvals and consultation

INSTRUCTIONS:

• Please provide copies of all relevant documentation indicated below, including any conditions, exclusions, or expiry dates.

• Major Project means:

• A State Development Project, where the lead agency is the Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation (including projects to which a State Agreement applies); or

• A Level 2 or 3 Major Resource Project, as defined in the Lead Agency Framework.

NIA No _,

7.1 Is the proposal a Major Project? [gj

7.2 Is the proposal subject to a State Agreement Act? [gj

If yes, specify which Act:

7.3 Has the proposal been allocated to a "Lead Agency''? [gj

If yes, specify Lead Agency contact details:

7.4 Has the proposal been referred and/or assessed under the EPBC Act • [gj (Commonwealth)?

If yes, please specify referral, assessment and/or approval number:

7.5 Has the proposal obtained all relevant planning approvals? • •

Yes

• •

•

•

[gj

If planning approval is necessary but has not been obtained, please provide details indicating why:

If planning approval is not necessary, please provide details indicating why:

The Project is a mining project situated on Mining Lease M45/1193. Mining Approvals are subject to the Mining Act 1978 which supersedes the requirement for planning approvals under the Planning and Development Act 2005.

7.6 For renewals or amendment applications, are the relevant planning [gj • • approvals still valid (that is, not expired)?

7.7 Has the proposal obtained all other necessary statutory approvals (not • • [gj including any other DWER approvals identified in Part 6)?

If no, please provide details of approvals already obtained, outstanding approvals, and expected dates for obtaining these outstanding approvals:



Part 7: Other approvals and consultation

' N/A No i Yes l

7.8 Has consultation been undertaken with parties considered to have a I direct interest in the proposal (that is, interested parties or persons who

are considered to be directly affected by the proposal)? • • ~ DWER will give consideration to submissions from interested parties or persons in accordance with the Guidance Statement: Decision Making_.

Attachments N/A Yes

7.9 Attachment 5: Other Details of other approvals specified in Part 7 of this i

approvals and application, including copies of relevant decisions and any • ~ I consultation consultation undertaken with direct interest stakeholders documentation have been provided and labelled Attachment 5. I I

Part 8: Applicant history

Note:

• Under this section, DWER will undertake an internal due diligence of the applicant's fitness and competency based on DWER's compliance records.

• If you wish to provide additional information for DWER to consider in making this assessment, you may provide that information as a separate attachment (see Part 11).

N/A No Yes

8.1 If the applicant is an individual, has the applicant previously held, or do they ~ • • currently hold, a licence or works approval under Part V of the EP Act?

8.2 If the applicant is a corporation, has any director of that corporation previously L1 [] ~i} I held, or do they currently hold, a licence or works approval under Part V of the

EP Act?

8.3 If yes to 8.1 or 8.2 above, specify the name of company and/or licence or works approval number:

n,:mson 1...,0flSlrUCUon IVli:IU:lrlcllS t"lY L[U

8.4 If the applicant is an individual, has the applicant ever been convicted, or paid a penalty, for an offence under a provision of the EP Act, its subsidiary legislation,

~ • • or similar environmental protection or health-related legislation in Western Australia or elsewhere in Australia?

8.5 If the applicant is a corporation, has any director of that corporation ever been convicted, or paid a penalty, for an offence under a provision of the EP Act, its • ~ • subsidiary legislation, or similar environmental protection or health-related legislation in Western Australia or elsewhere in Australia?

8.6 If the applicant is a corporation, has any person concerned in the management of the corporation, as referred to in section 118 of the EP Act, ever been convicted of, or paid a penalty, for an offence under a provision of the EP Act, its • ~ n

~

subsidiary legislation, or similar environmental protection or health-related legislation in Western Australia or elsewhere in Australia?

8.7 If the applicant is a corporation, has any director of that corporation ever been a director of another corporation that has been convicted, or paid a penalty, for an offence under a provision of the EP Act, its subsidiary legislation, or similar • [8J • environmental protection or health-related legislation in Western Australia or elsewhere in Australia?

8.8 With regards to the questions posed in 8.4 to 8. 7 above, have any legal i proceedings been commenced, whether convicted or not, against the applicant I for an offence under a provision of the EP Act, its subsidiary legislation, or • [El • similar environmental protection or health-related legislation in Western Australia or elsewhere in Australia?

8.9 Has the applicant had a licence or other authority suspended or revoked due to a breach of conditions or an offence under the EP Act or similar environmental • ~ • protection or health-related legislation in Western Australia or elsewhere in Australia?



art 8: Applicant history

8.10

8.11

If the applicant is a corporation, has any director of that corporation ever had a licence or other authority suspended or revoked due to a breach of conditions or an offence under the EP Act or similar environmental protection or health-related legislation in Western Australia or elsewhere in Australia?

If the applicant is a corporation, has any director of that corporation ever been a director of another corporation that has ever had a licence or other authorisation suspended or revoked due to a breach of conditions or an offence under the EP Act or similar environmental protection or health-related legislation in Western Australia or elsewhere in Australia?

• •

• •

8.12 If yes to any of 8.4 to 8.11 above, you must provide details of any charges, convictions, penalties paid for an offence, and/or licences or other authorisations suspended or revoked:

Part 8 responses have been made to the best of our knowledge at the time of this application.



Part 9: Emissions, discharges, and waste

INSTRUCTIONS:

• Please see Guidance Statement: Risk Assessments and provide all information relating to emission sources, pathways and receptors relevant to the application.

• You must provide details on sources of emissions (for example, kiln stack, baghouses or discharge pipelines) including fugitive emissions (for example, noise, dust or odour), types of emissions (physical, chemical, or biological), and volumes, concentrations and durations of emissions.

• The potential for emissions should be considered for all stages of the proposal (where relevant), including during construction, commissioning and operation of the premises.

9.1

I No

Are there potential emissions or discharges arising from the proposed activities? 1 •

If yes, identify all potential emissions and discharges arising from the proposed activities and complete the Emission Table below.

D Gaseous and particulate emissions (e.g. emissions from stacks, chimneys or baghouses)

D Wastewater discharges (e.g. treated sewage, wash water, or process water discharged to lands or waters)

0 Dust (e.g. from equipment, unsealed roads and/or stockpiles)

D Waste and leachate (e.g. emissions through seepage, leaks and spills of waste from storage, process and handling areas)

Yes

[83 Noise (e.g. from machinery operations and/or vehicle operations)

D Odour (e.g. from wastes accepted at putrescible landfills)

D Contaminated or potentially contaminated stormwater (e.g. stormwater with the potential to come into contact with chemicals or waste materials)

D Other (please specify) [

D Electromagnetic radiation*



art 9: Emissions, discharges, and waste

*For electromagnetic radiation, copies/details of other relevant approvals (such as from the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety or the Radiological Council) must be provided where applicable.

Details of any pollution control equipment or waste treatment system, including any control mechanisms used to ensure proper operation of this equipment, must be included in the proposed controls column of the 'Emissions and discharges table' below. Details of management measures employed to control emissions should also be included.

Additional rows may be added as required and/or further information may be included as an attachment (see section 9.3).

Emissions and discharges table:

Source of Emission Volume and Proposed controls Location emission or or frequency (on site discharge discharge layout

type plan -see 3.4)

Operate in accordance with Environmental Protection

Generator-(Noise) Regulations 1997.

approximately 11.3 Vehicles, plant and Refer to dB at the closest

receptor 1.9 km machinery will be serviced NE1 and

Screening plant away and maintained to avoid NE2on Noise unnecessary noise. Attachment

and generator 2 in the Emissions Supporting discharged daily Any complaints regarding Document over a mining excessive noise generation

campaign will be investigated and mitigating measures implemented where required.

Incorporate dust management into site protocols, including inspection requirements, mitigation strategies (sheeting pindan/clay area with river shingle) and suppression techniques to be employed (primarily water spray).

Ensure hardstand area Nil dust expected and roads contain Refer to

Sand excavation, past the prescribed adequate moisture to DE1 and screening plant, premises boundary minimise dust impacts. DE2 on stockpiling and Dust Emissions Attachment loading of haul discharged daily

Ensure all staff and 2inn vehicles over a mining

contractors visually monitor Supporting

campaign dust levels. In the event Document that weather conditions lead to extreme dust generation, halt activities until conditions alter.

Any complaints regarding excessive noise generation will be investigated and mitigating measures implemented where required.



Part 9: Emissions, discharges, and waste

9.2

No Yes

Is there waste accepted, buried, stored, or recycled on the premises?

(includes leachate and contaminated storm water generated and stored on the premises) • Solid waste types must be described with reference to Landfill Waste Classification and Waste Definitions 1996 (as amended December 2009) and the Environmental Protection (Controlled Waste) Regulations 2004.

Liquid waste types must be described with reference to the Environmental Protection (Controlled Waste) Regulations 2004.

Detail must be provided on storage type (for example, hardstand and containment infrastructure), capacity, likely storage volumes, and containment features (for example, lining and bunding).

Additional rows may be added as required and/or further information may be included as an attachment (see section 9.4 ).

Waste acceptance table:

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Waste type Quantity (e.g. tonnes, litres, cubic metres)

I Storage l infrastructure l (including j specifications)

Monitoring (if applicable)

----+--------------- ,1- Stored in a ·1 m3 - ··-

Hydrocarbons

Described in Schedule 1 of the Environmental Protection (Controlled waste/ Regulations 2004 as Waste oil and water, or hydrocarbons and water, mixtures or emulsions

<1 m3

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intermediate bulk container (IBC) or a 1 to 2 - 200 litre steel drums, on a bunded pallet, within a constructed bund area.

Bund area has capacity to contain 4.5 m3 of ~l~-u~~ -~~~!~o-~Lng 114u1u 01 1u 110~ a -- ------ ··---~---,1

recovery pipe and monitoring

whereby liquids rainfall levels.

can be retrieved from within the bund and pumped to an alternative storage container. The pump may be operated during or after significant rain events to maintain the integrity of the bund.

Location (on site layout plan -see 3.4)

r\.t:H~I LU r •~u,~ L

in Supporting Document

Attachments NIA Yes

9.3 Attachment 6A: Emissions If required, further information for Part 9.1 has been • ~ and discharges (if required) included as an attachment labelled Attachment 6A.

9.4 Attachment 68: Waste If required, further information for Part 9.2 has been ~ • acceptance (if required) included as an attachment labelled Attachment 68.

Part 10: Siting and Location

10.1 What is the distance to the nearest sensitive land uses (that is, a residence or other land use which may be affected by an emission or discharge associated with the proposed activities):

The closest sensitive land use is the Turner River Estate which is located approximately 1.9 km from the stockpile area.


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art 10: Siting and Location

No Yes

10.2 Is the premises located within, or within close proximity to, any specified ecosystems, or any environmentally sensitive areas (ESAs) as declared under the Environmental

~ • Protection (Environmentally Sensitive) Notice 2005?

(See Guidance Statement: Environmental Siting)

If no, identify the distance in which there are no specified ecosystems and/or ESAs. If yes, provide details of the specified ecosystems and/or ESAs, and the distance to these:

The Project area is not within or adjacent to any national park, conservation park, conservation reserve or ESA. The closest specified ecosystem is the Leslie Saltfields system, situated approximately 32 km northeast of M45/1193.

10.3 If yes to 10.2, you must also provide further information including details on topography, geology, soil type, depth to groundwater and quality of groundwater at the premises.

For premises answering no to 10.2, additional information including topography, geology, soil type, groundwater depth, and water quality is recommended to be included if this information is available.

Refer to Attachment 7 in the Supporting Document.

Attachments NIA Yes

10.4 Attachment 7: Siting You must provide details and a map describing the siting and and location location of the premises, including identification of distances to • ~

sensitive land uses and/or any specified ecosystems.

Refer to Attachment 7 and Figure 2 in the Supporting Document.

Part 11 : Submission of any other relevant information I

Attachments No Yes

11.1 Attachment 8: Applicants seeking to submit further information may include Additional information information labelled Attachment 8. If submitting multiple submitted additional attachments, label them BA, 88, etc. • ~

Where supplementary documentation is submitted, please specify the name of documents below.

List title of supplementary document/s attached: Hanson Construction Materials Pty Ltd's compliance with Environmental Protection Act 1986 (WA) for previously approved screening licences.

[ Part 12: Proposed fee calculation

INSTRUCTIONS:

To pay a fee via BPoint, or for information for paying via secure electronic funds transfer or cheque, consult DWER's website at https://dwer.wa.gov.au/make-a-payment. If paying by credit card, select biller code "Industry Regulation".

Fee calculators are available online to assist in completing this section.

• Licence: www.der.wa.qov.au/LicenceFeeCalculator

• Works approval: www.der.wa.qov.au/WorksApprovalFeeCalculator

•Amendment:: www.der.wa.qov.au/AmendmentFeeCalculator

Different fee units apply for different fee components. Fee units may also have different amounts depending on the period in which the calculation is made.

Further information on fees can be found in the Fact Sheet: Industry Regulation fees, available from DWER's website.

12.1 Only the relevant fee calculations are to be completed as follows:

[mark the box to indicate sections completed]

D Section 12.3 for works approval applications

~ Section 12.4 for licence applications

D Section 12.5 for registration applications

D Section 12.6 for amendment applications

D Section 12.7 for applications requiring clearing of native vegetation



Part 12: Proposed fee calculation

12.2 All information and data used for the calculation of proposed fees has been provided in ~ accordance with section 12.8.

12.3 Proposed works approval fee

Proposed works approval fee (see Schedule 3 of the EP Regulations)

Fees relate to the cost of the works, including all capital costs (inclusive of GST) associated with the construction and establishment of the works proposed under the works approval application. This includes, for example, costs associated with earth works, hard stands, drainage, plant hire, equipment, processing plant, relocation of equipment and labour hire.

Costs exclude:

- the cost of land;

- the cost of buildings to be used for purposes unrelated to the purposes in respect of which the premises are, or will become, prescribed premises; costs for build ings unrelated to the prescribed premises activity or activities; and

- consultancy fees relating to the works.

Fee component Proposed fee

Cost of works: $ $



12.4 Proposed licence fee

Detailed licence fee calculations

Part 1 Premises component (see regulation 5D and Part 1 of Schedule 4 of the EP Regulations)

The production or design capacity should be the maximum capacity of the premises. For most categories the production or design capacity refers to an annual rate. The figure should be based on 24 hour operation for 365 days, unless there is another regulatory approval or technical reason that restricts operation.

The premises component fee applies to the category in Part 1, Schedule 4 incurring the higher or highest amount of fee units in accordance with regulation 5D{2) of the EP Regulations.

List all categories (insert additional rows as required). Use only the higher or highest amount of fee units to determine the Part 1 fee component.

Category Production or design capacity Fee units - -Using the higher or highest amount of fee units, Part 1 component subtotal -Part 2 Waste (see regulation 5D(1a)(b) and Part 2 of Schedule 4 of the EP Regulations)

If your premises includes one or more of the following categories specify any applicable Part 2 waste amounts. Do not include Part 3 waste components of these discharges in the below sections.

Categories: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 14, 44, 46, 53, 54A, 70, 80, or858

Part 2 waste means waste consisting of -

(a) tailings; or

(b) bitterns; or

(c) water to allow mining of ore; or

(d) flyash; or

(e) waste water from a desalination plant.

If the premises does not fall into one of the categories listed above, or there are no applicable Part 2 waste amounts, the sub total for this section will be $0.

Insert additional rows as required. Sum all Part 2 waste fees to determine the sub total.

Discharge qua~tity (tonnes/year) Fee units

0 0

Part 2 component subtotal $0

Part 3 Waste - Discharges to air, onto land, into waters (see Part 3 of Schedule 4 of the EP Regulations)

Choose the appropriate location of the discharge and enter the discharge amount( s) in the units specified in the EP Regulations. This should be the amount of waste expected to be discharged over the next 12 months, expressed in the units and averaging period applicable for that waste kind (for example, g/minute or kg/day). Amounts can be measured, calculated, or estimated and can be based on data acquired over the previous 12 months, but should be based on the maximum premises capacity and not the forecast operating hours.

Where there are discharges, all prescribed waste types must be considered in the fee calculation. If a specified waste type is not present in the discharge, this must be justified using an appropriate emission estimation technique (for example, sampling data, industry sector guidance notes, National Pollution Inventory guides and emission factors).



Discharges to air

Discharges to air Discharge rate

Discharges to air Discharge rate

(g/min) (g/min)

Carbon monoxide 1.065 Nickel

Oxides of nitrogen 4.794 Vanadium

Sulphur oxides 0.001 Zinc

Particulates (Total PM) 0.671 Vinyl chloride

Volatile organic compounds 0.353 Hydrogen sulphide

Inorganic fluoride Benzene 0.0009

Pesticides Carbon oxysulphide

Aluminium Carbon disulphide

Arsenic Acrylates

Chromium Beryllium

Cobalt Cadmium

Copper Mercury

Lead TDI (toluene-2, 4-di-iso-cyanate)

Manganese MDI (diphenyl-methane di-iso-cyanate)

Molybdenum Other waste

Part 3 component subtotal $ 34.24

Discharges onto land or into waters Discharge rate

1. Liquid waste that can potentially deprive I

(a) biochemical oxygen demand (in receiving waters of oxygen (for each the absence of chemical oxyQen 11.11uyram aiscnargeu per aay J - aemana umnJ

(b) chemical oxygen demand (in the absence of total organic carbon limit)

(c) total organic carbon

2. Bio-stimulants (for each kilogram discharged (a) phosphorus per day)-

(b) total nitrogen

3. Liquid waste that physically alters the (a) total suspended solids (for each characteristics of naturally occurring kilogram discharged per day) waters -

(b) surfactants (for each kilogram discharged per day)

(c) colour alteration (for each platinum cobalt unit of colour above the ambient colour of the waters in each megalitre discharged per day)

(d} temperature alteration (for each 1 °C above the ambient temperature of the waters in each megalitre discharged per day) -

(i) in the sea south of the Tropic of Capricorn

(ii) in other waters



4. Waste that can potentially accumulate in the (a) aluminium environment or living tissue (for each

(b) arsenic kilogram discharged per day) -

(c) cadmium

(d) chromium

(e) cobalt

(f) copper

(g) lead

(h) mercury

(i) molybdenum

U) nickel

(k) vanadium

(I) zinc

(m)pesticides

(n) fish tainting wastes

(o) manganese

5. E. coli bacteria as indicator species (in each (a) 1,000 to 5,000 organisms per 100 megalitre discharged per day) - ml

(b) 5,000 to 20,000 organisms per 100 ml

(c) more than 20,000 organisms per 100 ml

6. Other waste (per kilogram discharged per (a) oil and grease day)-

(b) total dissolved solids

(c) fluoride

(d) iron

(e) total residual chlorine

(f) other

Part 3 component subtotal $ 34.24

Summary- Proposed licence fee

Part 1 Component 2030.00



Total proposed licence fees: $ 2064.24



12.5 Prescribed fee for registration

j A fee of 24 units applies for an application for registration of premises, unless the · occupier of the premises holds a licence in respect of the premises, in D (Tick to acknowledge)

accordance with regulation 5B(2)(c) of the EP Regulations.

12.6 Works approval amendment or licence amendment fee - · ·--- - -------~-·-------~·--~-------· .. ·•·-··· ~-·•--------•-·--·----·--

Proposed works approval amendment or licence amendment fee (see Schedule 4 Part 1 of the EP Regulations).

The fee prescribed for an application for an amendment to a works approval or licence is calculated in accordance with regulation 5B8(1 )(a) of the EP Regulations:

• for a single category of prescribed premises to which the works approval or licence relates, by using the fee unit number corresponding to the prescribed premises category and relevant production or design capacity threshold in Schedule 4 Part 1 of the EP Regulations.

• for multiple categories of prescribed premises to which the works approval or licence relates, by using the highest fee unit number corresponding to the prescribed premises categories and production design or capacity threshold in Schedule 4 Part 1 of the EP Regulations.

The relevant fee unit under Schedule 4 Part 1 of the EP Regulations for calculating the application form amendment fee is to be determined by reference to the actual production or design capacity reported for the preceding year's annual licence fee. If an annual licence fee has not previously been paid or is not applicable as is the case for works approvals, the fee unit for an application for amendment is to be determined by reference to the production or design capacity currently prescribed in the licence or works approval.

Fee Units Proposed fee

12.7 Prescribed fee for clearing permit

In accordance with the Guidance Statement: Decision Making. where an ! application for clearing of native vegetation is made as part of an application for a I works approval or licence, DWER may elect to either jointly or separately determine the clearing component of the application. Where DWER separately determines the clearing component of an application, the application will be deemed to be an application for a clearing permit under section 51 E of the EP Act D {Tick to acknowledge) and the CEO will waive the payment of the fee prescribed in the Clearing Regulations for an application for clearing permit. NntA· If ::'I l"IA:::irinn nArmit :::innlil":::itinn h:::i~ hAAn ~An:::ir:::itAIV ~I 1hmittArl :::inrl ::'11".l".AntArl

by DWER, a refund for the clearing permit application will not be provided where DWER determines to address clearing requirements as part of a related works approval application.

12.8 Information and data used to calculate proposed fees

The detailed calculations of fee components, including all information and data used for the calculations are to be provided as attachments to this application, labelled as Attachment 9, with an appropriate suffix (for example 9A, 9B etc.). Please specify the relevant attachment number in the space/s provided below.

Proposed fee for works approval Attachment No

Details for cost of works

Proposed fee for licence Attachment No

Part 1 : Premises 9A

Part 2: Waste types

Part 3: Discharges to air, onto land, into waters 9B



art 13: Commercially sensitive or confidential information

NOTE: Information submitted as part of this application will be made publicly available. If you wish to submit commercially sensitive or confidential information, please identify the information in Attachment 10, and include a written statement of reasons why you request each item of information be kept confidential.

Information submitted later in the application process may also be made publicly available at DWER's discretion. For any commercially sensitive or confidential information, please follow the same process as described above.

DWER will take reasonable steps to protect genuinely confidential or commercially sensitive information. Please note in particular that all submitted information may be the subject of an application for release under the Freedom of Information Act 1992.

All information which you would propose to be exempt from public disclosure has been separately placed in Attachment 10 (located at the end of this form). Grounds for claiming exemption in accordance with D Schedule 1 to the Freedom of Information Act 1992 must be specified.

Check one of the boxes below to nominate how you will submit your application.

Files larger than 50MB cannot be received via email by DWER. Files larger than 50MB can be sent via File Transfer. Alternatively, email DWER to make other arrangements.

A full, signed, electronic copy of the application form including all attachments has been submitted via email to [email protected];

OR

A signed, electronic copy of the application form has been submitted via email to [email protected] and attachments have been submitted via File Transfer, or electronically by other means as arranged with DWER;

OR

A full, signed hard copy has been sent to:

APPLICATION SUBMISSIONS Department of Water and Environmental Regulation Locked Bag 1 O Joondalup DC WA 6919

Application form: works approval, licence, renewal, amendment, or registration (v11, Feb .2019)

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Part 15: Declaration and signature

General

I/We confirm and acknowledge that:

• the information contained in this application is true and correct and I/we acknowledge that knowingly providing information which is false or misleading in a material particular constitutes an offence under section 112 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 (WA) and may incur a penalty of up to $50,000;

• I/We have legal authority to sign on behalf of the applicant (where authorisation provided);

• I/We have not altered the requirements and instructions set out in this application form;

• I/We have provided a valid email address in Part 2.3 for receipt of correspondence electronically via email from DWER in relation to this application;

• I/We acknowledge that successful delivery to my/our server constitutes receipt of correspondence sent electronically via email from DWER in relation to this application; and

• I/We have provided a valid postal and/or business address in Part 2.4 for the service of all Part V documents.

Publication

I/We confirm and acknowledge:

• this application (including all attachments apart from the sections identified in Attachment 10) is a public document and may be published;

• biodiversity surveys provided in accordance with Part 5 will be published and used, for the purposes of the IBSA project, in accordance with your declaration made in the Metadata and Licensing Statement;

• all necessary consents for the publication of information have been obtained from third parties;

• information considered exempt from public disclosure has been placed in Attachment 10 with reasons as to why the information should be exempt in accordance with the grounds specified in Schedule 1 to the Freedom of Information Act 1992 (WA);

• subsequent information provided in relation to this application will be a public document and may be published unless written notice has been given to DWER by the applicant, at the time the information is provided, claiming that the information is considered exempt from public disclosure; and

• the decision to not publish information will be at the discretion of the CEO of DWER and will be made consistently with the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act 1992 (WA).

Date

Name

Position

Signature

Name

Position

NOTE: This form may be signed: • if the applicant is an individual, by the individual; • if the applicant is a corporation, by:

• the common seal being affixed in accordance with the Corporations Act 2001; or • two directors; or • a director and a company secretary; or • if a proprietary company has a sole director who Is also the sole company secretary, by that director; and

• by a person with legal authority to sign on behalf of the applicant.



ATTACHMENT 10 - Confidential or commercially sensitive information

Request for exemption from publication

Information which you consider should not be published, on the grounds of a relevant exemption found in Schedule 1 to the Freedom of Information Act 1992 (WA), must be specified in this Attachment.

NOT FOR PUBLICATION IF GROUNDS FOR EXEMPTION ARE DETERMINED

Section [x] : Ground for claiming exemption:

Section [x] : Ground for claiming exemption:

Full Name and Signature


2019

KEY CONTACTS

Bob Holmes

Hanson Construction Materials Pty Ltd

Phone: (08) 9311 8811

Email: [email protected]

Tony Smith

Senior Environmental Advisor

Animal Plant Mineral Pty. Ltd.

Phone: (08) 6296 5155


TURNER RIVER BRIDGE SAND PROJECT Prescribed Premises Licence Application

Support Document

PILBARA, WA

Prepared on behalf of

Hanson Construction Materials Pty Ltd by:

Animal Plant Mineral Pty Ltd

Turner River Bridge Sand Project:


Prescribed Premise:


July

PRESCRIBED PREMISES LICENCE APPLICATION SUPPORTING DOCUMENT – TURNER RIVER BRIDGE SAND PROJECT

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Completed by: Animal Plant Mineral Pty Ltd

ABN: 86 886 455 949

Tel: (08) 6296 5155

Fax: (08) 6296 5199

Address : 47 Caroline Retreat

Henley Brook, Western Australia 6055

Website: www.animalplantmineral.com.au

For further information on this report please contact:

Tony Smith

Tel: (08) 6296 5155


Disclaimer

This document is protected by legal professional privilege. To ensure privilege is not waived, please keep this

document confidential and in a safe and secure place. This document should not be distributed to, nor any

reference to it made to any person or organization not directly involved in making decisions upon the subject

matter of this document. If this document is requested by a third party, legal advice should be immediately

obtained prior to that person viewing or taking the document to ensure that any necessary disclosure occurs in

an appropriate manner.

http://www.animalplantmineral.com.au/

mailto:[email protected]


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CONTENTS

PROJECT TERMS ....................................................................................................................................... iv

UNITS OF MEASURE .................................................................................................................................. iv

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ........................................................................................................................... v

Attachment 1A: Proof of Occupier Status .................................................................................................... 1

Attachment 1B: ASIC Company Extract ........................................................................................................ 4

Attachment 1C: Authorisation to Act as Representative of the Occupier. .................................................... 6

Attachment 2: Premises Map ...................................................................................................................... 8

Attachment 3A: Proposed Activities .......................................................................................................... 10

Processing Plant (Category 12) ......................................................................................................................... 12

Site Infrastructure ............................................................................................................................................ 14

Power ........................................................................................................................................................... 14

Non-Process Infrastructure .......................................................................................................................... 14

Project Implementation ................................................................................................................................... 14

Attachment 5: Other Approvals and Consultation Documentation ............................................................ 15

Other Approvals ............................................................................................................................................... 15

Stakeholder Engagement ................................................................................................................................. 17

Relevant Stakeholders ................................................................................................................................. 17

Attachment 6A: Emissions and Discharges ................................................................................................ 23

Air Emissions .................................................................................................................................................... 23

Noise ................................................................................................................................................................ 25

Dust .................................................................................................................................................................. 26

Attachment 7: Siting and Location (Topography, Geology, Soil Type, Groundwater Depth and Water Quality)

.................................................................................................................................................. 27

Sensitive Land Uses .......................................................................................................................................... 27

Topography ...................................................................................................................................................... 27

Geology ............................................................................................................................................................ 27

Regional Geology ......................................................................................................................................... 27

Local Geology ............................................................................................................................................... 27

Soils .................................................................................................................................................................. 28

Hydrogeology ................................................................................................................................................... 28

Regional Hydrogeology ................................................................................................................................ 28

Local Hydrogeology ...................................................................................................................................... 28

Groundwater Management Areas ............................................................................................................... 28


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Surface Water .................................................................................................................................................. 29

Regional Surface Water ............................................................................................................................... 29

Local Surface Water ..................................................................................................................................... 29

Surface Water Management Areas .............................................................................................................. 29

Attachment 8: Additional Information ...................................................................................................... 30

Attachment 9: Calculations of Fee Components ........................................................................................ 32

Attachment 9A: Proposed Fee for Licence Application .................................................................................... 32

References ................................................................................................................................................. 33

Appendices ................................................................................................................................................ 34

APPENDICES

Appendix 1: Native Vegetation Clearing Permit

FIGURES

Figure 1: Turner River Bridge Sand Project Location ............................................................................................ 11

Figure 2: Terex Finlay 883 Screening Plant Schematic ......................................................................................... 13

Figure 3: Annual 9am and 3pm Wind Speed and Direction at Port Hedland Airport Weather Station (004032)

(BoM, 2018a) ........................................................................................................................................................ 24

Figure 4: Industry Licensing System Licencing Fee Page ...................................................................................... 32

PLATES

Plate 1: Screening Plant Separating Sand, Shingle and Waste Rock and Stockpiling the Sand ............................ 12

TABLES

Table 1: Approvals Required for the Turner River Bridge Sand Project ............................................................... 16

Table 2: Stakeholder Identification Register for the Turner River Bridge Sand Project ....................................... 17

Table 3: Stakeholder Consultation Record ........................................................................................................... 18

Table 4: Management Strategies for Noise Emissions at the Turner River Bridge Sand Project .......................... 25

Table 5: Management Strategies for Dust Emissions at the Turner River Bridge Sand Project ........................... 26


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PROJECT TERMS

Abbreviation Meaning

The Project Turner River Bridge Sand Project inclusive of tenement M45/1193

TRBSP Turner River Bridge Sand Project

UNITS OF MEASURE

Unit Measure

% Percent

dB Decibels

ha Hectare

kL Kilolitre

Km Kilometre

Km/h Kilometres per hour

Km2 Square kilometre

kVA Kilo-volt-ampere

L Litre

M Metre

Mbgl Metres below ground level

mm Millimetre

T Tonne


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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

Abbreviation Meaning

AHD Australian Height Datum

AS Australian Standard

BoM Bureau of Meteorology

ASIC Australian Securities and Investments Commission

DIA Department of Indigenous Affairs

DMIRS Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety

DMP Department of Mines and Petroleum

DPLH Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage

DoW Department of Water

DWER Department of Water and Environmental Regulation

Dumpna Dumpna Pty Ltd

EPA Environmental Protection Authority

ESA Environmentally Sensitive Area

HCM Hanson Construction Materials Pty Ltd

Minserco Mine Services and Construction Pty

PDWSA Public Drinking Water Source Area

RIWI Act Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914

ROM Run-of-Mine

TRWR Turner River Water Reserve

WA Western Australia


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ATTACHMENT 1A: PROOF OF OCCUPIER STATUS

THIRD PARTY AUTHORISATION

The tenement associated with the Turner River Bridge Sand Project and to which this Works Approval application

relates (M45/1193) is owned by Hanson Construction Materials Pty Ltd (HCM), acquired in July 2018 when HCM

purchased the Project.

Proof of occupier status is provided overleaf.



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WITHDRAWAL OF DEALING 535565 & TRANSFERS 535566 TO 535568 AFFECTING EXPLORATION LICENCES 45/441'3, 08/2300, 4614§69, 45/4647, GENERAL PURPOSE LEASE 47141. MISCELLANEOUS LICENCES 4S/234 & •S/256, PROSPEClJNO LICENCES '7/11117, 45/21197 41 MINING LEASES 08/448, 081450, 45/)179-1174, 45/1193 47/'t46 IS .4711438

PIe~se be advl .. d tnal co11H1d , 111d•1 section £12(1 )(d), reoulnll1Ht ~ l(r.) 8 36(c) """ been prevlously given /o, !he above rnonllonod 1raoslers

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The 111ta,11\ or 11'!1& Qondlllor, Ie to Improve. i:011um.m1ea:tton and W(>fkl,1Q reMt1onsn1ps beJWe1!t1 pastbmhsis ono tenement holders. ni,e w,11 also •upport tit• prino1~les of lh• Code ,;f Con~Uci ISEll!ld jOl~lly ov the m1n)ng lrldUSI"/ M.<i llll•ro,a~s, ... oolotlon, .

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ATTACHMENT 1B: ASIC COMPANY EXTRACT

A current company information extract from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)

website is provided overleaf.



View company details Page 1 of2

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Forms Manager Company OfflcelloJlll!a;

Company: HANSON CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS PTY LTD ACN 009 679 734

Company details

Date corrpa11y registered 22-03-1957

Company next review 23-02_2019 date Company type Australian Propfietary Company Company status Registered Home unit company No Superannuation trustee N company 0

Non profit company No

Registered office

LEVEL 10 , 35 CLARENCE STREET , SYDNEY NSW 2000

P"rincipal place of business

LEVEL 10 , 35 CLARENCE STREET , SYDNEY NSW 2000

Ult imate holding compan y

HEIDE.LBERGCEMENT AG

127663790

Incorporated in GERMANY

Officeholders

VINCENT, VICTORIA JANE

Born 18-04-1971 at SYDNEY NSW

UNIT 10 , 23-25 COOK STREET , GLEBE NSW 2037

Oflice(s) held: Director, a~poi11ted 30-04--2003 Secretary, appointed 01-08-2008

SCHACHT, PHILIP JOHN

Born 12-12-1964 at SYDNEY NSW

19 O'DONNELL STREET , NORTH BONDI NSW 2026

Oflice(s) held: Director, a~poi11ted 01~-2016

SAVAGE, KHRYSTYNE

Born 01-10-1973 at LUANG PRABANG LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REP UBLIC

95 BUXTON AVENUE , BUXTON NSW 2571

Oflice(s), held: Secretary, appointed 01-08-2008

ALDACH, RENE SAMIR

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ATTACHMENT 1C: AUTHORISATION TO ACT AS REPRESENTATIVE OF THE OCCUPIER.

A copy of the documentation authorising Animal Plant Mineral Pty Ltd to act on the occupier’s behalf as their

authorised agent/representative is provided overleaf.



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ATTACHMENT 2: PREMISES MAP

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ATTACHMENT 3A: PROPOSED ACTIVITIES

The Turner River Bridge Sand Project (TRBSP) (the Project) is situated approximately 25 kilometres (km) south-

west of Port Hedland in Western Australia (WA). The Project is located within Mining Lease M45/1193, which is

held by Hanson Construction Materials Pty Ltd. The lease is situated within and adjacent to the Turner River, at

the east end of the Turner River bridge, and is accessed from Great Northern Highway. The Project is within the

boundary of the Town of Port Hedland and pastoral lease Boodarie Station, owned by BHP.

The location of the Project is illustrated in Figure 1.

The TRBSP is a sand and shingle mining project. Mining will generally be conducted on a campaign basis to mine

sand when it is dryer as the sand is more easily screened when the moisture content is not excessive. Sand and

shingle will be excavated from suitable deposits within the river bed with a front-end loader. Mining will take

place selectively in pockets that have little or no vegetation. These pockets will be excavated approximately 0.8

– 1.2 metres (m) deep with a loader. This raw material will be loaded directly onto a ~40 tonne (t) articulated

dump truck and stockpiled on a Run-of-Mine (ROM) pad, east of the eastern river bank. Between 1,500 to 2,000

t of sand may be mined, carted and stockpiled per day.

The sand is replenished when the river floods, thus the Project is expected to be ongoing for the duration of the

mining lease.

It is proposed that approximately 50,000 t of sand will be extracted from the lease per annum. Conservatively

estimating that the sand is one metre deep and the density of the sand is 1.5 t per cubic metre, a yield of 15,000 t

per ha will be achieved. Thus to yield 50,000 t of screened sand per annum, approximately 3.5 hectares (ha) will

be worked annually.



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PROCESSING PLANT (CATEGORY 12)

The TRBSP will utilise a mobile Terex Finlay 883 (or equivalent) screening plant, which will operate between the

raw feed ROM pad stockpile and the sand and shingle product stockpiles, which are also located on the ROM

pad. The screening plant is illustrated in Plate 1 and a schematic of the screening plant taken from the operating

manual is provided in Figure 2.

The Terex Finlay 883 sizes the material into three sizes; <8 millimetre (mm) sand, 8-65 mm stones, and >65 mm

large stones and sticks. The ratio of sand to stone in the TRBSP lease is about 92:8.

The main product is <8 mm sand which is conveyed to one side of the plant, 8 mm – 65 mm river shingle which

is conveyed to the other side, and an oversize product that consists of >65 mm stones, sticks and plant material

is conveyed to the end. The Terex Finlay 883 screening plant is able to move about and the configuration allows

the screening plant to move away from the sand stockpile as it is progressively built.

Sand will be screened and stockpiled from the north-east corner of the ROM pad back towards the ramp. The

screening plant has the capacity to process 100 t per hour. HCM expects to operate the screening plant for

between 7 and 10 hours per day, so approximately 700 t to 1000 t of sand and shingle is expected to be

processed daily during a campaign. The maximum capacity of the screening plant is 160,000 t per annum.

The >65 mm rock, sticks and trash will be returned to the mined areas of the riverbed where it will blend with

fresh sand brought by intermittent flooding. The small amount of stone (shingle) is progressively cleaned up and

stockpiled separately. This stone is used to sheet access roads and stockpile areas as required.

Plate 1: Screening Plant Separating Sand, Shingle and Waste Rock and Stockpiling the Sand



Figure 2: Terex Finlay 883 Screening Plant Schematic

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SITE INFRASTRUCTURE

Power

Power is supplied by a 25 kilo-volt-ampere (kVA) generator set. The generator and its fuel supply are stored in

a sea container that contains a 1,500 litre (L) bund tray. The fuel tank is refilled on a daily basis.

Non-Process Infrastructure

The non-process infrastructure consists of an on-site donga to serve as an office/crib room, a weigh bridge and

recording shed, a monitoring bore, a water tank and three sea containers. One sea container will have an

attached Westarp shade area, one self-bunded container will be used for fuel and oil storage and the other to

contain the generator set and its fuel supply. HCM will use a transportable toilet on site for ablution facilities.

Both bunded sea containers are located on the raised infrastructure area, which ensures they are elevated at

least 1 m above the natural ground level. The bund tray design will comply with Australian Standard (AS)

1940:2017 The Storage and Handling of Flammable and Combustible Liquids and with regard to Water Quality

Protection Guidelines 1-11 Mining and Minerals Processing (Water and Rivers Commission, 1999a), particularly

guideline 10, Above Ground Fuel and Chemical Storage.

The monitoring bore will be constructed in accordance with Water Quality Protection Guideline No.4 Installation

of Minesite Groundwater Monitoring Bores (Water and Rivers Commission 2000a) and monitored quarterly with

regard to Water Quality Protection Guideline No.5 Water Quality Monitoring (Water and Rivers Commission,

2000b). The groundwater monitoring program will measure standard parameters and petroleum hydrocarbons

and will be reported as per requirements of Water Licence GWL 176061(2).

PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

During the construction phase of the Project, the screening plant was transported by truck to the product

stockpile area on the ROM pad. Upon completion of construction the screening plant is to be tested prior to full

operations. Most infrastructure at the site is mobile and will not require extensive construction. HCM anticipates

the commissioning for the Project will be completed within 3 months of construction.



ATTACHMENT 5: OTHER APPROVALS AND CONSULTATION DOCUMENTATION

OTHER APPROVALS

Several other approvals are required for the Project to proceed. Approvals required under the Mining Act 1978,

Mines Safety and Inspection Act 1994, and the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1912 are listed in Table 1.

The Project’s Native Vegetation Clearing Permit and groundwater abstraction licence remain under the name of

Dumpna Pty Ltd, with HCM having power of attorney. A copy of the Native Vegetation Clearing Permit is

provided in Appendix 1.



Table 1: Approvals Required for the Turner River Bridge Sand Project

Approval Legislation Status

Native

Vegetation

Clearing Permit

Environmental

Protection Act

1986 (Part V)

Approved – CPS4034/5

Valid between 15 January 2011 and 15 January 2021

Mining Proposal

Mine Closure

Plan

Mining Act 1978 Approved – Reg ID 35377, 37151 and 52610

Tenement condition 36 for M45/1193 states:

“The construction and operation of the project and measures to protect the

environment to be carried out in accordance with the document titled:

(Reg ID 35377) "Mining Proposal for the Development and Operation of the Turner

River Bridge Project M45/1193 - Pilbara, Western Australia" dated 8 May 2012 signed

by Geoffrey Ross Ladyman and retained on Department of Mines and Petroleum File

No. EAR-MPMCP-35377;

(Reg ID 35377) "letter Re: Dumpna Pty Ltd - Turner River Bridge Project M45/1193

Reg ID 35377 Mining Proposal and Mine Closure Plan additional question to address"

dated 29 June 2012 signed by Geoffrey Ross Ladyman and retained on Department of

Mines and Petroleum File No. EARS-MPMCP-35377;

(Reg ID 35377) "Letter Re: Dumpna Pty Ltd - Turner River Bridge Project M45/1193

Reg ID 35377 Mining Proposal and Mine Closure Plan questions/comments to address"

dated 19 June 2012 signed by Geoffrey Ross Ladyman and retained on Department of


(Reg ID 35377) "Letter Re: Dumpna Pty Ltd - Turner River Bridge Project M45/1193

Reg ID 35377 Mining Proposal and Mine Closure Plan additional question to address"

dated 16 July 2012 signed by Geoffrey Ross Ladyman and retained on Department of


(Reg ID 37151) "Revised Letter of Intent: Proposed Additional Disturbance Areas for

the Turner River Bridge Project - Mining Leases M45/1193, L45/234, L45/256" dated 5

April 2013 signed by Geoffrey Ross Ladyman and retained on Department of Mines and

Petroleum File No. EARS-MP-37151;

(MP Reg ID 52610) "Turner River Sand Project - Revised Mining Proposal for the

Modification and Extension of the Turner River Bridge Project - Tenements: M45/1193,

L45/234, L45/256" dated 10 November 2014 signed by Geoffrey Ross Ladyman, Sole

Director Dumpna Pty Ltd and retained on Department of Mines and Petroleum File No.

EARS-MP-52610 as Doc ID 3248100;

Email correspondence 24 November 2014 on Doc ID 3284330

Where a difference exists between the above document(s) and the following

conditions, then the following conditions shall prevail.”

Project

Management

Plan

Mines Safety and

Inspection Act

1994

Approved

Water

abstraction

licence

Rights in Water

and Irrigation Act

1914

GWL176061(2): Licence to take 750 kilolitres (kL)/year of groundwater

within the Pilbara Lower Turner Alluvial area.



STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT

HCM is committed to undertaking transparent consultation with stakeholders and has established

communication with stakeholders, to ensure issues and concerns may be raised and appropriately addressed.

This communication will continue throughout the Project life.

Relevant Stakeholders

Key stakeholders for the Project have been identified and are listed in Table 2 below.

Table 2: Stakeholder Identification Register for the Turner River Bridge Sand Project

Stakeholder Group Stakeholder Key Area of Interest

State Government Regulatory

Agencies

Department of Mines, Industry and Regulation

(DMIRS)

Mine operations and mine

closure

Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage

(DPLH)

Aboriginal heritage

Department of Water and Environmental

Regulation (DWER)

Licensing

Turner River Estate Turner River Estate Social surroundings

Local Government Town of Port Hedland Social surroundings

Pastoralist Boodarie Station – BHP Land use post closure

Traditional Owners Kariyarra People Aboriginal heritage

There is a history of stakeholder consultation for the Project with the previous owner of M45/1193.

Consultation has also been undertaken by HCM to provide updates and receive feedback on the proposed

Project activities. Consultation undertaken to date is provided in Table 3.



Table 3: Stakeholder Consultation Record

Date Communication Method

Stakeholders Issue Raised Proponent response and/or resolution

14 - 20/12/2018 Email correspondence

Town of Port Hedland TOPH request for development application. Proponent will allow DWER and DMIRS to regulate the Project.

12/09/2018 Telephone and email

Alana Kidd – Department of Water and Environmental Regulation

Loren Kavanagh from Animal Plant Mineral Pty Ltd requested guidance on the correct costings for works approval and license applications.

Alana provided information on costings.

-

16/08/2018 Meeting Traditional Owners - Kariyarra People presentation from Hanson by Bob Holmes

Presentation of the Project to the Kariyarra People. -

3/05/2018 Email Alana Kidd – Department of Water and Environmental Regulation

Tony Smith from Animal Plant Mineral Pty Ltd regarding status of Works approvals at Turner River Bridge Sand and Yule River Bridge Sand Project

Requirement to submit new Work Approval applications.

14/06/2012 Email Marian de Moraes - Department of Mines and Petroleum (DMP)

Comments back from DMIRS on TRBSP M45/1193 Mining Proposal and Mine Closure Plan

Department of Water (DoW) Form 1 'permit to interfere with bed and banks' will be required before any activities are carried out on the TRBSP. DMP must be contacted if Dumpna decide to extend the existing powerline from Great Northern Highway to the TRBSP site.

14/06/2012 Telephone Gavin Price – BHP, Pastoralist Boodarie Station

Does BHP have any questions or comments regarding post closure rehabilitation and land use for the TRBSP?

No objection for the operation of the TRBSP, as long as the M45/1193 lease is rehabilitated to a sufficient standard so the land is suitable for pastoral activities post-closure.

1/06/2012 Telephone and email

Hermes Medina – Department of Water

Request for advice on the licences and level of hydrogeological assessment required to construct a groundwater extraction monitoring bore.

Form 1 'Permit to interfere with Bed and Banks', Form 26D 'Permit to construct or alter a well' and Form 5C 'Licence to extract groundwater' will be required. No hydrogeological assessment required to construct the extraction bore.





15/05/2012 Post Stephen White – BHP, Pastoralist Boodarie Station

Electronic copy of Mining Proposal posted to Stephen White.

No response. Assumed BHP has no queries or questions regarding TRBSP.

8/05/2012 Telephone Reception – Department of Environment and Conservation

Enquiry regarding who will conduct the Works Approval assessment.

Teresa Wilkie is likely to be the assessing officer.

7/05/2012 Email Hermes Medina – Department of Water

Request for clarification on the annual allocation

limit for the Turner alluvial aquifer and whether

there is still water available for licencing.

The annual allocation limit for the Pilbara

lower Turner alluvial aquifer is 378,500 kL. At

present, there is 18,500 kL available for future

licensing.

7/05/2012 Telephone Gavin Price - BHP, Pastoralist Boodarie Station

Dumpna is going to be submitting a Mining Proposal for the M45/1193 lease.

Dumpna to supply a copy of the Mining Proposal to Gavin Price.

4/05/2012 Telephone Louise Mailey – Department of Mines and Petroleum

DMP has started the process for looking at rolling

back the tenement conditions for M45/1193.

Recommends to acknowledge that the process has

started in the Mining Proposal.

Incorporate into Mining Proposal to

acknowledge the roll back of the Turner River

Water Reserve and associated tenement

conditions.

2/05/2012 Email Natalie Leach – Department of Water, Karratha

De-proclamation of the Turner River Water

Reserve implications for tenement conditions.

Natalie has provided feedback to DMP to

enable them to start the process for rolling

back tenement conditions relating to the

water reserve.

1/05/2012 Telephone Horizon Power Power can be supplied to the M45/1193 mining lease.

Dumpna to calculate capital cost and weigh up options.

1/05/2012 Telephone/Email Louise Mailey – Department of Mines and Petroleum

Implications of de-proclamation of the Turner River

Water Reserve on tenement conditions for

M45/1193.

Can DMP start the process for rolling back the

tenement conditions related to the Turner

River Water Reserve.

18/04/2012 Email Natalie Leach – Department of Water, Karratha

De-proclamation of the Turner River Water

Reserve.

Noted. Mining Proposal altered accordingly.

January and February 2012

Phone/Email Ryan Minchim, Tricia Hudgell, James Best –

How to go about amending clearing permit to take in

changes to proposed disturbance areas

Prepare and submit an amendment

application for CPS 4034/1.





Department of Mines and Petroleum

20/02/2012 Email Robert Brock – Department of Indigenous Affairs (DIA)

DIA do not provide 'Clearance', instead DIA recommends proponents undertake risk assessment in accordance with Cultural Heritage due diligence guidelines.

Dumpna to conduct risk assessment in

accordance with Cultural Heritage Due

Diligence Guidelines.

7/02/2012 Email Robert Brock – Department of Indigenous Affairs

Responsibility of the proponent to identify heritage

values and satisfy themselves that proposed works will not impact sites within the meaning of Section 5 of the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 on the Land

Prepare an Aboriginal Cultural Heritage

Management Plan for the TRBSP M45/1193.

August/September 2011

Meeting, Email, Telephone

Ryan Djnegarra – Town of Port Hedland

Development of M45/1193 will reduce traffic on a

road that is used in M45/1174.

Observe any requirements of the Town of

Port Hedland.

16/08/2011 Post Brendan Wiseman – Main Roads WA

Conditional approval to access the Great Northern

Highway from M45/1193 in the north-east corner

of the tenement.

Integrate into Mining Proposal.

1/08/2011 Post Residents of the Turner River Estate

M45/1193 being developed to alleviate use of a

road adjacent to the Turner River Estate.

Continue with development of M45/1193.

13/04/2011 Phone/Email Ryan Crawford – Department of Indigenous Affairs

That an ethnographic survey, mining agreement

between Dumpna and Kariyarra People, and

desktop assessment for Aboriginal heritage sites

has been conducted. Is anything else required.

Continue discussions with DIA.

8/04/2011 Email Gavin Price – BHP, Pastoralist Boodarie Station

Proposed sand mining on M45/1193. Keep pastoralist appraised of development of M45/1193.

5/04/2011 Telephone Bob Holmes - Hanson Construction Materials Pty Ltd

Approval required to use Hanson's leases for

access to M45/1174.

Include letter of approval to use HCM

leases in Mining Proposal.

24/05/2011 Telephone/Email Sonya Poor – Department of Environment and Conservation

Advised that an email would suffice to advise of

change of tenements for the Works Approval

application and for reduction in plant capacity to

40,000 tonnes per annum.

Dumpna will update Works Approval Application to ensure tenement change is incorporated.





23/05/2011 Meeting Bob Holmes - Hanson Construction Materials Pty Ltd

Progress on Dumpna proposals. -

17/03/2011 Email Demelza Dravnieks – Department of Mines and Petroleum

Enquiry regarding the number of mining proposal applications required. Two hard copies, one electronic copy. There is an electronic submission option available.

Dumpna to investigate electronic submission.

15/03/2011 Telephone Darryl Abbot – Department of Water, Karratha

Advised that a new memorandum of understanding between DoW and DMP would most probably cover the project regarding disturbance to bed and banks of the Turner River.

Dumpna will not apply for a bed and banks permit from DoW as it will be covered under the memorandum of understanding.

15/03/2011 Phone Peter Tapsell – Environmental Protection Authority (EPA)

Provided overview of project to determine if significant enough to self refer to the EPA. Determined that the project was not going to have a significant impact

Will not self refer the project to the EPA.

15/03/2011 Phone/Email Natalie Leach – Department of Water, Karratha

Hydrocarbon storage, handling and containment,

human waste water disposal, location and details

of water quality monitoring bores, stormwater

management.

Incorporate into Mining Proposal, Works

Approval application and a Memorandum to

DoW.

10/03/2011 Hand delivery Native Vegetation Assessment Branch – Department of Mines and Petroleum

Submission of Native Vegetation Clearing Permit application.

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3/12/2010 Telephone Nayeli Torres-Montenegro, Tim Aldridge – Yamatji Marlpa Aboriginal Corporation

Final report availability for ethnographic survey of mining tenements.

The draft report is considered the final product. It will be used as an appendix to the Mining Proposal.

2/12/2010 Email Allison Bloomfield-Martin, Kevin Hopkinson – Department of Water, Karratha

Licence requirements in a PDWSA for a groundwater bore.

-

30/11/2010 Phone Natalie Leach – Department of Water, Karratha

Will have someone call back regarding licensing. No response – email to Karratha DoW (above).





23/03/2010 Meeting Pilbara Native Title Service and representatives of the Kariyarra People

Finalising Mining Agreement with Kariyarra Native

Title Claimants on behalf of Kariyarra People.

-

1/06/2010 Meeting Department of Environment and Conservation

Guidelines for works approvals provided. -

1/06/2010 Meeting Darryl Abbot – Department of Water, Karratha

Requirements for mining within a

Public Drinking Water Source Area

(Turner River Water Reserve).

-

1/06/2010 - Mike Fitzpatrick – BHP, Pastoralist Boodarie Station

Messages -

1/06/2010 Post Mike Fitzpatrick – BHP, Pastoralist Boodarie Station

Dumpna has been granted mining lease M45/1193. -

1/06/2010 Telephone Phil Boglio - Department of Mines and Petroleum

Initial advice and extent of information required for Mining Proposal.

Undertaking to develop a Mining Proposal.

Throughout 2009 - Traditional Owners - Kariyarra People

Mining Agreement Ongoing negotiations relating to Mining Agreement with the Native Title Claimant Group – the Kariyarra People.



ATTACHMENT 6A: EMISSIONS AND DISCHARGES

The proposed activities at the TRBSP have potential to cause air emissions. Management strategies for these

emissions are provided below. The location of emission discharge points is shown on Attachment 2.

AIR EMISSIONS

Prevailing winds in the area are from an east to south-east direction in the morning, shifting to north / north-

west in the afternoons. Wind speeds are predominately 20 kilometres per hour (km/h) to 30 km/h throughout

the day (Bureau of Meteorology (BoM), 2018a). Wind roses displaying wind speed and direction recorded at

Port Hedland airport weather station for 9am and 3pm are presented in Figure 3. Given the limited hours of

operation and wind direction infrequently blowing in the direction of Turner River Estate at low to moderate

speeds, it is unlikely particulate emissions will cause significant environmental impact.



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NOISE

The key noise impacts for the operation will be from excavation, dump truck activities, screening plant operation

and loading haulage trucks. The closest noise receptor for the TRBSP site is the Turner River Estate, which is

approximately 1.9 km away from the stockpile area where the screening plant will be located.

Noise will occur in daylight hours from 7am to 7pm Monday to Saturday. On Sundays and public holidays

operations will be carried out after 9am. These hours of operation are stipulated in tenement condition number

53 of M45/1193 as follows:

“All operational activities being carried out between the daylight hours of 7am to 7pm Monday to Saturday and

after 9.00am on Sundays and public holidays.”

This condition will be adhered to at all times.

The generator will emit noise at approximately 60 decibels (dB), which will dissipate to approximately 11.3 dB

at the closest receptor. The screening plant emits noise at 98 dB, dissipating to approximately 46 dB at the

closest receptor. In addition, the screening plant will be situated behind product stockpiles that will act as a

buffer for sound emitted.

Given the Turner River Estate is located south-west of the Project, not within the predominant wind direction

(Figure 3), and noise levels will not be excessive, noise emissions are not expected to significantly impact

residents in the estate.

Plant and equipment at the TRBSP will be regularly maintained to ensure noise generation does not exceed the

standards prescribed in the Environmental Protection (Noise) Regulations 1997 (WA), Regulation 8, Table 1.

Specific measures to reduce impacts from noise emissions are included in Table 4 below.

Table 4: Management Strategies for Noise Emissions at the Turner River Bridge Sand Project

Aspect Management Strategy

Noise

• Ensure vehicles, plant and machinery are serviced and maintained to system requirements to avoid unnecessary noise; implement noise mitigation measure where appropriate.

• Any complaints regarding excessive noise generation will be investigated and mitigating measures implemented where required.



DUST

Dust is not expected to be a significant environmental contaminant due to several factors. The sand to be

excavated during the project retains a small but significant moisture content that almost eliminates the potential

for dust generation during excavation, screening, stockpiling and loading of haul vehicles. Additionally, sand of

this type (suitable for concrete) generally contains negligible amounts of the extremely fine particles that

generate dust. Sheeting access roads, the laydown/stockpile area and the river-bed access ramp with river

shingle will mitigate dust generation from vehicle movements. Visual monitoring of dust will be regularly

conducted and activities halted if adverse conditions lead to excessive dust generation. A water cart will be

employed to suppress dust if it becomes problematic. The water cart will be fitted with:

• A dribble bar for roadway watering; and

• Independently controlled large side bars for watering down the stockpiles.

Specific management measures to reduce impacts from dust are provided in Table 5.

Table 5: Management Strategies for Dust Emissions at the Turner River Bridge Sand Project

Aspect Management Strategy

Dust

• Incorporate dust management into the TRBSP site protocols, including inspection requirements, mitigation strategies (sheeting pindan/clay area with river shingle) and suppression techniques to be employed (primarily water spray).

• Ensure hardstand area and roads contain adequate moisture to minimise dust impacts.

• Ensure all staff and contractors visually monitor dust levels. In the event that weather conditions lead to extreme dust generation, halt activities until conditions alter.

• Any complaints regarding excessive dust generation will be investigated and mitigating measures implemented where required.



ATTACHMENT 7: SITING AND LOCATION (TOPOGRAPHY, GEOLOGY, SOIL TYPE,

GROUNDWATER DEPTH AND WATER QUALITY)

A map showing the siting and location of the premises, including identification of distances to sensitive land uses

and/or any specified ecosystems is included as Figure 1. Additional information on topography, geology, soils,

and hydrogeology is provided below.

SENSITIVE LAND USES

The closest sensitive land use from the Project is the Turner River Estate, situated to the south of M45/1193,

approximately 1.9 km away from the stockpile area. There are no other sensitive land uses within the immediate

vicinity of the TRBSP.

The Project area is not within or adjacent to any national park, conservation park, conservation reserve or

Environmental Sensitive Area (ESA). The closest specified ecosystem is the Leslie Saltfields, a wetland of national

significance situated approximately 32 km north-east of the TRBSP.

TOPOGRAPHY

The TRBSP is located on the alluvial floodplain of the Turner River in the Pilbara region of WA. A study of the

River Land System by Van Vreeswyk et al. (2004) included the Project area, which was described as:

‘’Flood plains and river terraces subject to fairly regular overbank flooding from major channels and

watercourses, sandy banks and poorly defined levees and cobble plains. Banks, levees and slightly higher upper

terraces receive less regular flooding than lower terraces and floodplains.”

The River Land System accounted for 4088 square kilometres (km2) or 2.3 percent (%) of the Pilbara region

survey area (Van Vreeswyk et al., 2004).

GEOLOGY

Regional Geology

The geology of the area has been classified as quaternary alluvium, consisting of mainly flood plain alluvium

which lies unconformably over Archaean basement rock of granite and greenstones of the Pilbara Craton (Haig,

2009).

Local Geology

Quarternary to recent alluvium lithology consists of clay and sand with minor gravel. The alluvium is within a

northerly trending valley, overlapping with the Turner River (Haig, 2009).



SOILS

The characteristic soil types in the area are clay with sand overlay and loamy earth soils on the eastern side of

the river.

The Department of Agriculture description of land systems shows that there are three main land systems within

the Project area: the Mallina Land System, the River Land System, and the Uaroo Land System (Van Vreeswyk et

al, 2004).

These land systems are described as follows:

Mallina Land System: Sandy surfaced alluvial plains supporting soft spinifex (and occasionally hard

Spinifex) grasslands. Red deep sandy duplex soils. 1.4% of the Pilbara survey area.

River Land System: Active flood plains, major rivers and banks supporting grassy eucalypt woodlands,

tussock grasslands and soft spinifex grasslands. Red shallow sand on granite soils. 2.3% of the Pilbara

survey area.

Uaroo Land System: Broad sand plains supporting shrubby hard and soft Spinifex grasslands. Red

shallow sand on granite soils. 4.2% of the Pilbara survey area.

HYDROGEOLOGY

Regional Hydrogeology

The Turner River is associated with two aquifers; in the alluvial sediments and in the weathered bedrock. These

occur adjacent to and downstream of the TRBSP. The water bearing sections in the alluvium 6-7 m thick have

been found but are highly variable due to the heterogeneity of the sediment and can occur 30-40 m below the

surface. The weathered bedrock aquifer has shown to be hydraulically connected with the alluvial aquifer (Haig,

2009).

Local Hydrogeology

Recharge of the alluvial aquifer is from surface flows rather than rainfall, as average annual evaporation for the

region is around 3,200 mm (BoM, 2018b), greatly exceeding annual mean rainfall of 319.2 mm (BoM, 2018a).

Recharge of the aquifer occurs during high flows and floods as the recharge area of the alluvial plain stretches

from 2 km west to 5 km east of the Turner River (Water and Rivers Commission, 2000c).

Groundwater reports of the Turner River area (Farbridge, 1967; Department of Water, 2011) detailing

potentiometric head contours (15 m AHD) and topographic contours (30 m AHD), indicate water depth at the

TRBSP is approximately 15 m below the surface.

Groundwater Management Areas

The Project is situated within the Pilbara Groundwater Management Area, which is proclaimed under the Rights

in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 (RIWI Act).



SURFACE WATER

Regional Surface Water

The TRBSP lies within the bed, banks and on the flood plain of the Turner River, a relatively large watercourse

that flows into the Indian Ocean approximately 20 km downstream. The Turner River originates near Pullcunah

Hill and drops 297 m over its 253 km length, flowing in a northerly direction.

The catchment area for the Turner River is 885 km2 (Haig, 2009).

Local Surface Water

The Turner River is a highly variable seasonal watercourse fed by scattered thunderstorms and rain associated

with occasional tropical cyclones and tropical cloud bands. The only gauging station on the river is at Pincunah,

almost 90 km from the Project site, where automatic recordings of river heights have been made for

approximately 20 years. The mean annual flow of the Turner River at Pincunah is 29 gigalitres, with low flow

events in 7 years and no flow events for 4 years. The longest continuous period of no flows was 30 months (Haig,

2009). The major flood level at Pincunah is 3 m. It is considered that major flooding at Pincunah has the potential

to cause some flooding at the Turner River Bridge site.

Surface Water Management Areas

The Project is situated within the Pilbara Surface Water Area, proclaimed under the RIWI Act.

The TRBSP is also located within the Turner River Water Reserve (TRWR), previously a Public Drinking Water

Source Area (PDWSA), which was de-proclaimed in October 2011. Although the TRWR has been de-proclaimed,

HCM’s mining operations will continue to observe Water Quality Protection Guidelines number 1-11 (Water and

Rivers Commission, 1999a) and be guided by Guidelines for Sand Mining in a PDWSA (Water and Rivers

Commission, 1999b).



ATTACHMENT 8: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

A statement confirming HCM’s compliance with the Environmental Protection Act 1986 (WA) for previously

approved screening licenses is provided overleaf.



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REFERENCES

Bureau of Meteorology. (2018a). Climate statistics for Australian locations. Accessed September from:

http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/averages/tables/cw_004032_All.shtml.

Bureau of Meteorology. (2018b). Evaporation: average monthly and annual evaporation. Accessed September

from: http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/map/evaporation/evap_ann.shtml.

Department of the Environment and Energy. (2017). National Greenhouse Accounts Factors. Commonwealth of

Australia, Canberra.

Department of Water. (2011). Lower Turner groundwater allocation limit report. Method used to set an

allocation limit and licencing rules for the lower Turner alluvial aquifer. Department of Water, Water resource

and allocation series Report No. 50. Government of Western Australia, Perth.

Haig, T. (2009). The Pilbara Coast Water Study: Hydrogeological record series, Report HG34, Perth, Western

Australia Department of Water and Australian Government.

Farbridge, RA. (1967). Port Hedland Water Supply, Turner River Exploratory Drilling, Western Australian

Geological Survey, Annual Report for 1966. p 21–27.

Van Vreeswyk, A.M.E., Payne, A.L., Leighton, K.A., Hennig, P. (2004). An inventory and condition survey of the

Pilbara region, Western Australia, Department of Agriculture Technical Bulletin no. 92.

Water and Rivers Commission. (2000a). Water Quality Protection Guideline No.4 Mining and Mineral Processing

Installation of Minesite Groundwater Monitoring Bores, Water and Rivers Commission, East Perth.

Water and Rivers Commission. (2000b). Water Quality Protection Guidelines No. 5 Mining and Mineral

Processing Minesite Water Quality Monitoring, Water and Rivers Commission, East Perth.

Water and Rivers Commission. (2000c). Water Quality Protection Guidelines Mining and Mineral Processing

No.6: Minesite Stormwater, Water and Rivers Commission, East Perth.

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Drinking Water Source Areas: Statewide Policy No. 1. Water and Rivers Commission, East Perth.



APPENDICES


HANSON CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS PTY LTD

Appendix 1: Native Vegetation Clearing Permit

GOVERNMENT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

CLEARING PERMIT Granted under section 51E of the Environmental Protection Act 1986

' Purpose Permit number:

Duration of Permit:

I Permit Holder:

4034/5

15 January 2011 to 15 January 2021

Dumpna Pty Ltd

The Permit Holder is authorised to clear native vegetation subject to the following conditions of this Permit.

PART I- CLEARING AUTHORISED

1. Land on which clearing is to be done Mining Lease 45/1173 Mining Lease 45/1193 Miscellaneous Licence 45/234 Miscellaneous Licence 45/256

2. Purpose for which clearing may be done Clearing for the purposes of sand extraction, borrow pits and associated activities.

3. Area of Clearing The Permit Holder must not clear more than 106.9 hectares of native vegetation. All clearing must be within the area cross-hatched yellow on attached Plan 4034/5.

4. Application This Permit allows the Permit Holder to authorise persons, including employees, contractors and agents of the Permit Holder, to clear native vegetation for the purposes of this Permit subject to compliance with the conditions of this Permit and approval from the Permit Holder.

PART 11- MANAGEMENT CONDITIONS

5. Weed control When undertaking any clearing or other activity authorised under this Permit, the Permit Holder must take the following steps to minimise the risk of the introduction and spread of weeds:

(i) clean earth-moving machinery of soil and vegetation prior to entering and leaving the area to be cleared;

(ii) ensure that no weed-affected soil, mulch, fill or other material is brought into the area to be cleared; and

(iii) restrict the movement of machines and other vehicles to the limits of the areas to be cleared.

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6. Flora Management Where Abutilon sp. Pritzelianum have been identified and their written locations provided to the CEO, the Permit Holder shall ensure that:

(a) no clearing of identified Abu ti Ion sp. Pritzelianum occurs; and (b) no clearing occurs within ten metres of Abuti/011 sp. Pritzelianum, unless approved by the CEO.

7. Vegetation Management (a) Where practicable the Permit Holder shall avoid clearing riparian vegetation; and (b) Where a watercourse is to be impacted by clearing, the Permit Holder shall maintain the existing surface

flow.

PART III - RECORD KEEPING AND REPORTING

8. Records to be kept The Permit Holder must maintain the following records for activities done pursuant to this Permit:

In relation to the clearing of native vegetation authorised under this Permit,

(i) the location where the clearing occurred, recorded using a Global Positioning System (GPS) unit set to Geocentric Datum Australia 1994 (GDA94), expressing the geographical coordinates in Eastings and Northings or decimal degrees;

(ii) the date that the area was cleared; (iii) the size of the area cleared (in hectares); and (iv) purpose for which clearing was undertaken.

9. Reporting (a) The Permit Holder shall provide a report to the Director Operations, Environment, Department of Mines

and Petroleum by 31 July each year for the life of this permit, demonstrating adherence to all conditions of this permit, and setting out the records required under Condition 8 of this permit in relation to clearing carried out between 1 July and 30 June of the previous financial year.

(b) Prior to 15 January 2021, the Permit Holder must provide to the Director Operations, Environment, Department of Mines and Petroleum a written report of records required under Condition 8 of this Permit where these records have not already been provided under Condition 9(a) of this Permit.

DEFINITIONS

The following meanings are given to terms used in this Permit:

CEO means the Chief Executive Officer of the Department of Environment Regulation or an Officer with delegated authority under Section 20 of the E11viro11111e11tal Protection Act 1986;

fill means material used to increase the ground level, or fill a hollow;

mulch means the use of organic matter, wood chips or rocks to slow the movement of water across the soil surface and to reduce evaporation;

riparian vegetation has the meaning given to it in Regulation 3 of the Environmental Protection (Clearing of Native Vegetation) Regulations 2004;

watercourse has the meaning given to it in section 3 of the Rig/its in Water and Irrigation Act 1914;

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weed/s means any plant -(a) that is a declared pest under section 22 of the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007; or (b) published in a Depmiment of Parks and Wildlife Regional Weed Summary, regardless of ranking; or ( c) not indigenous to the area concerned.

Steve Tantala A/EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

ENVIRONMENT

DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND PETROLEUM

Officer with delegated authority under Section 20 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986

24 April 2014

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