❓ A parliamentary question addresses the mining licence granted to Cable Sands Pty Ltd at Ludlow State Forest, focusing on conditions, tuart preservation, and rehabilitation bonds. The Minister provides details on the existing lease, conditions, and the proposed rehabilitation bond.
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(1) Has the licence for mining by Cable Sands Pty Ltd at Ludlow state forest No 2 been issued? (2) If not, when does the minister anticipate this will occur? (3) If so - (a) what are the conditions attached to the mining licence; and (b) has a bond been specified for the surety of the tuarts to be protected under the tuart preservation plan that is part of the mining licence? (4) If no to (3)(b), why not? (5) What rehabilitation bond has been required? Hon KEN TRAVERS
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. I am advised - (1) Mining lease No 70/86, covering the Cable Sands Pty Ltd project at Ludlow state forest No 2, was granted on 6 November 2000. (2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
(2) If not, when does the minister anticipate this will occur? (3) If so - (a) what are the conditions attached to the mining licence; and (b) has a bond been specified for the surety of the tuarts to be protected under the tuart preservation plan that is part of the mining licence? (4) If no to (3)(b), why not? (5) What rehabilitation bond has been required? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. I am advised - (1) Mining lease No 70/86, covering the Cable Sands Pty Ltd project at Ludlow state forest No 2, was granted on 6 November 2000. (2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
(3) If so - (a) what are the conditions attached to the mining licence; and (b) has a bond been specified for the surety of the tuarts to be protected under the tuart preservation plan that is part of the mining licence? (4) If no to (3)(b), why not? (5) What rehabilitation bond has been required? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. I am advised - (1) Mining lease No 70/86, covering the Cable Sands Pty Ltd project at Ludlow state forest No 2, was granted on 6 November 2000. (2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
(b) has a bond been specified for the surety of the tuarts to be protected under the tuart preservation plan that is part of the mining licence?
(5) What rehabilitation bond has been required? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. I am advised - (1) Mining lease No 70/86, covering the Cable Sands Pty Ltd project at Ludlow state forest No 2, was granted on 6 November 2000. (2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. I am advised - (1) Mining lease No 70/86, covering the Cable Sands Pty Ltd project at Ludlow state forest No 2, was granted on 6 November 2000. (2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. I am advised - (1) Mining lease No 70/86, covering the Cable Sands Pty Ltd project at Ludlow state forest No 2, was granted on 6 November 2000. (2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
(1) Mining lease No 70/86, covering the Cable Sands Pty Ltd project at Ludlow state forest No 2, was granted on 6 November 2000. (2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
(2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
(3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
[See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
(5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
(2) If not, when does the minister anticipate this will occur? (3) If so - (a) what are the conditions attached to the mining licence; and (b) has a bond been specified for the surety of the tuarts to be protected under the tuart preservation plan that is part of the mining licence? (4) If no to (3)(b), why not? (5) What rehabilitation bond has been required? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. I am advised - (1) Mining lease No 70/86, covering the Cable Sands Pty Ltd project at Ludlow state forest No 2, was granted on 6 November 2000. (2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
(3) If so - (a) what are the conditions attached to the mining licence; and (b) has a bond been specified for the surety of the tuarts to be protected under the tuart preservation plan that is part of the mining licence? (4) If no to (3)(b), why not? (5) What rehabilitation bond has been required? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. I am advised - (1) Mining lease No 70/86, covering the Cable Sands Pty Ltd project at Ludlow state forest No 2, was granted on 6 November 2000. (2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
(b) has a bond been specified for the surety of the tuarts to be protected under the tuart preservation plan that is part of the mining licence?
(5) What rehabilitation bond has been required? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. I am advised - (1) Mining lease No 70/86, covering the Cable Sands Pty Ltd project at Ludlow state forest No 2, was granted on 6 November 2000. (2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. I am advised - (1) Mining lease No 70/86, covering the Cable Sands Pty Ltd project at Ludlow state forest No 2, was granted on 6 November 2000. (2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. I am advised - (1) Mining lease No 70/86, covering the Cable Sands Pty Ltd project at Ludlow state forest No 2, was granted on 6 November 2000. (2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
(1) Mining lease No 70/86, covering the Cable Sands Pty Ltd project at Ludlow state forest No 2, was granted on 6 November 2000. (2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
(2) Not applicable. (3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
(3) (a) I table a copy of the conditions presently imposed on mining lease No 70/86. Additional conditions, including the bond, will be added in due course. [See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
[See paper No 1829.] Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
Hon KEN TRAVERS: (b) It is inappropriate for a surety to be applied to trees as a condition of the mining lease; however, in accordance with normal practice, a bond will be imposed on the lease to ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken to the agreed standards. (4) Questions about preservation of the tuarts identified in the tuart preservation plan should be addressed to the Minister for the Environment. (5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
(5) The Minister for State Development has been advised that the department will recommend a rehabilitation bond of $1.176 million.
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