❓ A WA parliamentary question probes the planning and environmental considerations surrounding industrial development on the Burrup Peninsula and Maitland Estate, focusing on cost analysis, cumulative impacts, and comparisons between the two sites. The answer provides details of past studies and considerations.
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With regard to the development of industry on the Burrup -
(1) Was a detailed investigation into appropriate industrial development sites along the Pilbara coast ever performed by any former Government?
(2) If no to (1), why not?
(3) If yes to (1), what was that study and what was its findings?
(4) Has the department ever carried out a dedicated cost investigation into the development of a base case for the Maitland Estate?
(5) Has there ever been a formal comparison of the economic, social or environmental costs of Maitland and Burrup Industrial Estates carried out?
(6) If no to (5), why not?
(7) Has there been an accurate costing for the development of common user infrastructure on the Burrup?
(8) Why did the Government never consider the cumulative effects of development on the Burrup Peninsular, including the destruction of unique vegetation, rock-art and land-form, when it did do so for the Maitland Estate?
(1) Was a detailed investigation into appropriate industrial development sites along the Pilbara coast ever performed by any former Government?
(2) If no to (1), why not?
(3) If yes to (1), what was that study and what was its findings?
(4) Has the department ever carried out a dedicated cost investigation into the development of a base case for the Maitland Estate?
(5) Has there ever been a formal comparison of the economic, social or environmental costs of Maitland and Burrup Industrial Estates carried out?
(6) If no to (5), why not?
(7) Has there been an accurate costing for the development of common user infrastructure on the Burrup?
(8) Why did the Government never consider the cumulative effects of development on the Burrup Peninsular, including the destruction of unique vegetation, rock-art and land-form, when it did do so for the Maitland Estate?
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Answered
10 September 2003
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for State Development
Response time
29 days
(1) Yes. (2) N/A. (3) Detailed investigations into appropriate industrial development sites along the Pilbara coast were carried out under former governments in 1972 (The Pilbara Concept) and 1974 (The Pilbara Study). The findings of the latter study are contained in a 450-page report with 12 volumes of appendices containing supporting material. More recent studies have provided additional data on some of the earlier concepts. In particular, in the early 1990’s and following the Government’s endorsement of Pilbara 21 a Final Strategy report , the concepts for additional industrial land on the Burrup Peninsula, West Intercourse Island/Maitland Estate, Boodarie near Port Hedland and Cape Lambert were investigated. (4) A number of desktop studies have been carried out associated with infrastructure costs on the Maitland Estate. (5) Environmental, social and economic factors have been studied for both the Burrup and Maitland industrial areas. Community consultation was a feature of the studies in the early 1990’s with community liaison committees set up in Karratha and Port Hedland for Maitland and Boodarie respectively, and the Burrup Peninsula Management Advisory Board for the Burrup. Community meetings, shopping centre displays and briefings to Council were mechanisms used to exchange information on industrial land concepts. To the Minister's knowledge, no formal comparison was made between Burrup and Maitland. (6) The likely reason for this is that successive Governments since the early 1970’s have supported industrial development on both the Burrup and adjacent areas, including West Intercourse Island (earmarked for development in the early 1970’s) and latterly the Maitland Estate. (7) The degree of accuracy of cost estimates for infrastructure generally relates to the level of design detail carried out, and knowledge of applicable construction costs. For infrastructure on the Burrup, cost estimates were firstly based on concept design and latterly on detailed design. Actual or final costs cannot be determined until construction is completed. (8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
(2) N/A. (3) Detailed investigations into appropriate industrial development sites along the Pilbara coast were carried out under former governments in 1972 (The Pilbara Concept) and 1974 (The Pilbara Study). The findings of the latter study are contained in a 450-page report with 12 volumes of appendices containing supporting material. More recent studies have provided additional data on some of the earlier concepts. In particular, in the early 1990’s and following the Government’s endorsement of Pilbara 21 a Final Strategy report , the concepts for additional industrial land on the Burrup Peninsula, West Intercourse Island/Maitland Estate, Boodarie near Port Hedland and Cape Lambert were investigated. (4) A number of desktop studies have been carried out associated with infrastructure costs on the Maitland Estate. (5) Environmental, social and economic factors have been studied for both the Burrup and Maitland industrial areas. Community consultation was a feature of the studies in the early 1990’s with community liaison committees set up in Karratha and Port Hedland for Maitland and Boodarie respectively, and the Burrup Peninsula Management Advisory Board for the Burrup. Community meetings, shopping centre displays and briefings to Council were mechanisms used to exchange information on industrial land concepts. To the Minister's knowledge, no formal comparison was made between Burrup and Maitland. (6) The likely reason for this is that successive Governments since the early 1970’s have supported industrial development on both the Burrup and adjacent areas, including West Intercourse Island (earmarked for development in the early 1970’s) and latterly the Maitland Estate. (7) The degree of accuracy of cost estimates for infrastructure generally relates to the level of design detail carried out, and knowledge of applicable construction costs. For infrastructure on the Burrup, cost estimates were firstly based on concept design and latterly on detailed design. Actual or final costs cannot be determined until construction is completed. (8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
(3) Detailed investigations into appropriate industrial development sites along the Pilbara coast were carried out under former governments in 1972 (The Pilbara Concept) and 1974 (The Pilbara Study). The findings of the latter study are contained in a 450-page report with 12 volumes of appendices containing supporting material. More recent studies have provided additional data on some of the earlier concepts. In particular, in the early 1990’s and following the Government’s endorsement of Pilbara 21 a Final Strategy report , the concepts for additional industrial land on the Burrup Peninsula, West Intercourse Island/Maitland Estate, Boodarie near Port Hedland and Cape Lambert were investigated. (4) A number of desktop studies have been carried out associated with infrastructure costs on the Maitland Estate. (5) Environmental, social and economic factors have been studied for both the Burrup and Maitland industrial areas. Community consultation was a feature of the studies in the early 1990’s with community liaison committees set up in Karratha and Port Hedland for Maitland and Boodarie respectively, and the Burrup Peninsula Management Advisory Board for the Burrup. Community meetings, shopping centre displays and briefings to Council were mechanisms used to exchange information on industrial land concepts. To the Minister's knowledge, no formal comparison was made between Burrup and Maitland. (6) The likely reason for this is that successive Governments since the early 1970’s have supported industrial development on both the Burrup and adjacent areas, including West Intercourse Island (earmarked for development in the early 1970’s) and latterly the Maitland Estate. (7) The degree of accuracy of cost estimates for infrastructure generally relates to the level of design detail carried out, and knowledge of applicable construction costs. For infrastructure on the Burrup, cost estimates were firstly based on concept design and latterly on detailed design. Actual or final costs cannot be determined until construction is completed. (8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
(4) A number of desktop studies have been carried out associated with infrastructure costs on the Maitland Estate. (5) Environmental, social and economic factors have been studied for both the Burrup and Maitland industrial areas. Community consultation was a feature of the studies in the early 1990’s with community liaison committees set up in Karratha and Port Hedland for Maitland and Boodarie respectively, and the Burrup Peninsula Management Advisory Board for the Burrup. Community meetings, shopping centre displays and briefings to Council were mechanisms used to exchange information on industrial land concepts. To the Minister's knowledge, no formal comparison was made between Burrup and Maitland. (6) The likely reason for this is that successive Governments since the early 1970’s have supported industrial development on both the Burrup and adjacent areas, including West Intercourse Island (earmarked for development in the early 1970’s) and latterly the Maitland Estate. (7) The degree of accuracy of cost estimates for infrastructure generally relates to the level of design detail carried out, and knowledge of applicable construction costs. For infrastructure on the Burrup, cost estimates were firstly based on concept design and latterly on detailed design. Actual or final costs cannot be determined until construction is completed. (8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
(5) Environmental, social and economic factors have been studied for both the Burrup and Maitland industrial areas. Community consultation was a feature of the studies in the early 1990’s with community liaison committees set up in Karratha and Port Hedland for Maitland and Boodarie respectively, and the Burrup Peninsula Management Advisory Board for the Burrup. Community meetings, shopping centre displays and briefings to Council were mechanisms used to exchange information on industrial land concepts. To the Minister's knowledge, no formal comparison was made between Burrup and Maitland. (6) The likely reason for this is that successive Governments since the early 1970’s have supported industrial development on both the Burrup and adjacent areas, including West Intercourse Island (earmarked for development in the early 1970’s) and latterly the Maitland Estate. (7) The degree of accuracy of cost estimates for infrastructure generally relates to the level of design detail carried out, and knowledge of applicable construction costs. For infrastructure on the Burrup, cost estimates were firstly based on concept design and latterly on detailed design. Actual or final costs cannot be determined until construction is completed. (8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
(6) The likely reason for this is that successive Governments since the early 1970’s have supported industrial development on both the Burrup and adjacent areas, including West Intercourse Island (earmarked for development in the early 1970’s) and latterly the Maitland Estate. (7) The degree of accuracy of cost estimates for infrastructure generally relates to the level of design detail carried out, and knowledge of applicable construction costs. For infrastructure on the Burrup, cost estimates were firstly based on concept design and latterly on detailed design. Actual or final costs cannot be determined until construction is completed. (8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
(7) The degree of accuracy of cost estimates for infrastructure generally relates to the level of design detail carried out, and knowledge of applicable construction costs. For infrastructure on the Burrup, cost estimates were firstly based on concept design and latterly on detailed design. Actual or final costs cannot be determined until construction is completed. (8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
(8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
(2) N/A. (3) Detailed investigations into appropriate industrial development sites along the Pilbara coast were carried out under former governments in 1972 (The Pilbara Concept) and 1974 (The Pilbara Study). The findings of the latter study are contained in a 450-page report with 12 volumes of appendices containing supporting material. More recent studies have provided additional data on some of the earlier concepts. In particular, in the early 1990’s and following the Government’s endorsement of Pilbara 21 a Final Strategy report , the concepts for additional industrial land on the Burrup Peninsula, West Intercourse Island/Maitland Estate, Boodarie near Port Hedland and Cape Lambert were investigated. (4) A number of desktop studies have been carried out associated with infrastructure costs on the Maitland Estate. (5) Environmental, social and economic factors have been studied for both the Burrup and Maitland industrial areas. Community consultation was a feature of the studies in the early 1990’s with community liaison committees set up in Karratha and Port Hedland for Maitland and Boodarie respectively, and the Burrup Peninsula Management Advisory Board for the Burrup. Community meetings, shopping centre displays and briefings to Council were mechanisms used to exchange information on industrial land concepts. To the Minister's knowledge, no formal comparison was made between Burrup and Maitland. (6) The likely reason for this is that successive Governments since the early 1970’s have supported industrial development on both the Burrup and adjacent areas, including West Intercourse Island (earmarked for development in the early 1970’s) and latterly the Maitland Estate. (7) The degree of accuracy of cost estimates for infrastructure generally relates to the level of design detail carried out, and knowledge of applicable construction costs. For infrastructure on the Burrup, cost estimates were firstly based on concept design and latterly on detailed design. Actual or final costs cannot be determined until construction is completed. (8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
(3) Detailed investigations into appropriate industrial development sites along the Pilbara coast were carried out under former governments in 1972 (The Pilbara Concept) and 1974 (The Pilbara Study). The findings of the latter study are contained in a 450-page report with 12 volumes of appendices containing supporting material. More recent studies have provided additional data on some of the earlier concepts. In particular, in the early 1990’s and following the Government’s endorsement of Pilbara 21 a Final Strategy report , the concepts for additional industrial land on the Burrup Peninsula, West Intercourse Island/Maitland Estate, Boodarie near Port Hedland and Cape Lambert were investigated. (4) A number of desktop studies have been carried out associated with infrastructure costs on the Maitland Estate. (5) Environmental, social and economic factors have been studied for both the Burrup and Maitland industrial areas. Community consultation was a feature of the studies in the early 1990’s with community liaison committees set up in Karratha and Port Hedland for Maitland and Boodarie respectively, and the Burrup Peninsula Management Advisory Board for the Burrup. Community meetings, shopping centre displays and briefings to Council were mechanisms used to exchange information on industrial land concepts. To the Minister's knowledge, no formal comparison was made between Burrup and Maitland. (6) The likely reason for this is that successive Governments since the early 1970’s have supported industrial development on both the Burrup and adjacent areas, including West Intercourse Island (earmarked for development in the early 1970’s) and latterly the Maitland Estate. (7) The degree of accuracy of cost estimates for infrastructure generally relates to the level of design detail carried out, and knowledge of applicable construction costs. For infrastructure on the Burrup, cost estimates were firstly based on concept design and latterly on detailed design. Actual or final costs cannot be determined until construction is completed. (8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
(4) A number of desktop studies have been carried out associated with infrastructure costs on the Maitland Estate. (5) Environmental, social and economic factors have been studied for both the Burrup and Maitland industrial areas. Community consultation was a feature of the studies in the early 1990’s with community liaison committees set up in Karratha and Port Hedland for Maitland and Boodarie respectively, and the Burrup Peninsula Management Advisory Board for the Burrup. Community meetings, shopping centre displays and briefings to Council were mechanisms used to exchange information on industrial land concepts. To the Minister's knowledge, no formal comparison was made between Burrup and Maitland. (6) The likely reason for this is that successive Governments since the early 1970’s have supported industrial development on both the Burrup and adjacent areas, including West Intercourse Island (earmarked for development in the early 1970’s) and latterly the Maitland Estate. (7) The degree of accuracy of cost estimates for infrastructure generally relates to the level of design detail carried out, and knowledge of applicable construction costs. For infrastructure on the Burrup, cost estimates were firstly based on concept design and latterly on detailed design. Actual or final costs cannot be determined until construction is completed. (8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
(5) Environmental, social and economic factors have been studied for both the Burrup and Maitland industrial areas. Community consultation was a feature of the studies in the early 1990’s with community liaison committees set up in Karratha and Port Hedland for Maitland and Boodarie respectively, and the Burrup Peninsula Management Advisory Board for the Burrup. Community meetings, shopping centre displays and briefings to Council were mechanisms used to exchange information on industrial land concepts. To the Minister's knowledge, no formal comparison was made between Burrup and Maitland. (6) The likely reason for this is that successive Governments since the early 1970’s have supported industrial development on both the Burrup and adjacent areas, including West Intercourse Island (earmarked for development in the early 1970’s) and latterly the Maitland Estate. (7) The degree of accuracy of cost estimates for infrastructure generally relates to the level of design detail carried out, and knowledge of applicable construction costs. For infrastructure on the Burrup, cost estimates were firstly based on concept design and latterly on detailed design. Actual or final costs cannot be determined until construction is completed. (8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
(6) The likely reason for this is that successive Governments since the early 1970’s have supported industrial development on both the Burrup and adjacent areas, including West Intercourse Island (earmarked for development in the early 1970’s) and latterly the Maitland Estate. (7) The degree of accuracy of cost estimates for infrastructure generally relates to the level of design detail carried out, and knowledge of applicable construction costs. For infrastructure on the Burrup, cost estimates were firstly based on concept design and latterly on detailed design. Actual or final costs cannot be determined until construction is completed. (8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
(7) The degree of accuracy of cost estimates for infrastructure generally relates to the level of design detail carried out, and knowledge of applicable construction costs. For infrastructure on the Burrup, cost estimates were firstly based on concept design and latterly on detailed design. Actual or final costs cannot be determined until construction is completed. (8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
(8) Governments have considered cumulative effects from industrial development on the Burrup (and surrounding region) over a number of years. Related data are provided in numerous reports including: - Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Burrup Peninsula Draft Land Use and Management Plan (Report & Technical Appendices): - O’Brien Planning Consultants 1994. - Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Study of the Impact of Pilbara Coastal Development on Arid Zone Mangroves Stage 1: - Australian Institute of Marine Science 1993. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid zone Mangroves: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: Assessment of Impacts of Miscellaneous Industries and Infrastructures: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1995. - Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Study of the Impacts of Pilbara Coastal Developments on Arid Zone Mangroves – Stage 3: The Impacts of the Gas and Petroleum Industries: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1996. - Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Industrial Development - King Bay: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group 1994. - West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- West Intercourse Island Mangrove Description and Assessment: - V & C Semeniuk Research Group (for Woodward Clyde) 1994. - Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Pilbara Deep Water Ports Study: - Fraser Consultants 1993. - King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- King Bay-Hearson Cove Aboriginal Heritage Study: - West Pilbara Land Council 1997. - A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- A Flora, Vegetation and Floristic Survey of the Burrup Peninsula and Adjoining Areas: - M E Trudgen & Associates 2001. - Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Review of Vegetation Study of Burrup Peninsula by Trudgen & Griffin (2001): - Welker Environmental Consultancy June 2002. - Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Vegetation Survey of Proposed Burrup Service Corridors: - Bennett Environmental Consulting Pty Ltd June 2002. - Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
- Strategic Assessment of Amenity at Hearson Cove Beach: - Sinclair Knight Merz July 2002. While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
While there has been no scientific evidence that emissions from industry are impacting on the region’s rock-art, the Government is investigating this issue through a number of detailed studies.
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