Development Application / Works and Excavation Program

Development Application / Works and Excavation

Program

LOTS 1498 and 1504 FINN ROAD, MYALUP

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DOCUMENT CONTROL

Control Version

Date Status Distribution Comment

A 25/11/2020 Draft HD For QA

B 26/11/2020 Draft Client For Comment

C 27/11/2020 Final Shire of Harvey For Lodgement

D 04/03/2021 Revised Version

Shire of Harvey Following request for additional information

E 12/08/2021 Revision Shire of

Harvey/EPA Following request for additional information

Prepared for: Ietto Farms Pty Ltd Prepared by: KS Reviewed by: LB

Date: 12 August 2021 Job No: 22421 Ref: E

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................... 1

2. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION, OWNERSHIP AND LOCALITY ........................................................................2

3. PLANNING FRAMEWORK............................................................................................................................ 3

3.1. Greater Bunbury Region Scheme ________________________________________________ 3 3.2. GBRS Strategic Minerals and Basic Raw Materials Resource Policy ___________________ 3 3.3. Shire of Harvey Town Planning Scheme __________________________________________ 3 3.4. State Planning Policy 2.4 – Basic 2.3 Raw Materials (DRAFT) _________________________ 5 3.5. Shire of Harvey Extractive Industries Local Law ____________________________________ 5

4. DESCRIPTION OF THE SITE AND SURROUNDS ....................................................................................... 6

4.1. Topography __________________________________________________________________ 6 4.2. Geology and Soils _____________________________________________________________ 6 4.3. Groundwater Hydrology ________________________________________________________ 7 4.4. Surface Water_________________________________________________________________ 7 4.5. Vegetation ___________________________________________________________________ 7 4.6. Bushfire Prone Areas __________________________________________________________ 8

5. WORKS AND EXCAVATION PROGRAM....................................................................................................10

5.1. Nature of operation and duration ______________________________________________ 10 5.2. Stages of excavation __________________________________________________________ 10 5.3. Proposed depth of extraction __________________________________________________ 10 5.4. Proposed Site Access and Movement ___________________________________________ 11 5.5. Proposed hours of operation __________________________________________________ 12 5.6. Site operations ______________________________________________________________ 12 5.7. Dust management ____________________________________________________________ 13 5.8. Noise management ___________________________________________________________ 13 5.9. Drainage Management ________________________________________________________ 13 5.10. Management of existing vegetation _____________________________________________ 14 5.11. Management of visual impacts _________________________________________________ 14 5.12. Site Datum __________________________________________________________________ 14

6. REHABILITATION AND DECOMMISSIONING PROGRAM ....................................................................... 15

6.1. Objectives ___________________________________________________________________ 15 6.2. Rehabilitation measures ______________________________________________________ 15 6.3. Ongoing maintenance ________________________________________________________ 16 6.4. Final clean-up _______________________________________________________________ 16

7. CONCLUSION ............................................................................................................................................. 16

APPENDICIES INDEX

APPENDIX A Certificate of Title

APPENDIX B Excavation Site Plan

Extractive Industry Licence LOTS 1498 And 1504 FINN ROAD, MYALUP 1 | Page

1. INTRODUCTION

This Extractive Industry development application has been prepared by Harley Dykstra on behalf of Ietto Farms Pty Ltd for an extractive industry over a portion of Lots 1498 and 1504, Finn Road, Myalup. Ietto Farms owner, Mr John Ietto, wishes to gain approval to continue to extract limestone and sand from the site for the main purpose of road construction projects throughout the south west of the state. APH Contractors have been operating the pit on behalf of the licensee and landowner (Mr John Ietto – Ietto Farms Pty Ltd) for approximately ten years. The purpose of this report is to provide planning justification for the proposal in order to assist decision-makers and service authorities to consider this application in detail and allow the Shire of Harvey to have a clear understanding of the proposal. The site has been in operation for approximately 10 years with the original Extractive industry Licence expiring on the 6 July 2014. An application was made to the Shire of Harvey in March 2014 to renew the licence. This application seeks to establish a licence for the maximum term of 5 years and is supported by updated management plans and monitoring data. The existing sand extraction pit and expansion area in the north west portion of the site (Pit A) covers approximately 20.8ha while future expansion to the north east (Pit B) is approximately 6.9ha and the south east (Pit C) has an area of approximately 1.8ha.

Existing excavation area and stockpiles


2. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION, OWNERSHIP AND LOCALITY

Lots 1498 and 1504 are situated approximately 2km west of the Forrest Highway, the primary Regional Road connecting Perth and Bunbury and within the Shire of Harvey. Access to the site is from Finn Road. The site is approximately 11km north of Myalup townsite and 13km south of Preston Beach townsite in the locality of Parkfield as shown in Figure 1 – Locality Plan. It is surrounded by Lake Preston to the west and mainly farming land used for grazing and market gardens. Other extractive industries are in the area. The property details are shown in Table 1 below. Copies of the Certificates of Title are available in Appendix A.

FIGURE 1 – LOCALITY PLAN

LOT NO.

PROPERTY ADDRESS

LANDOWNER AREA VOL. FOLIO PLAN NO.

1498 FINN AND HARRIS

ROADS, MYALUP

IETTO FARMS PTY LTD 80.9371 ha 2055 185 DP 112301

1504 HAZLETT ROAD,

MYALUP

IETTO FARMS PTY LTD 80.9371 ha 1841 630 DP 112303

TABLE 1 – SUMMARY OF LAND DETAILS


3. PLANNING FRAMEWORK

3.1. Greater Bunbury Region Scheme

The Greater Bunbury Region Scheme identifies the subject site as ‘Rural’.

3.2. GBRS Strategic Minerals and Basic Raw Materials Resource Policy

This policy identifies strategic mineral resources and basic raw materials Significant Geological Supplies (SGS) in the Greater Bunbury Region Scheme (GBRS) area and responds to calls from the community, industry and government to:

• facilitate the timely extraction of resources; • ensure present and future extraction of basic raw materials and mineral resources are not

prejudiced; and • minimise the impact of extraction on surrounding land uses.

The principal purpose of this policy is to ensure long-term security of access for minerals and basic raw materials through appropriate land use planning and control of development. The policy applies to land shown in Figure 2 - Strategic Minerals and Basic Raw Materials Resource Policy Map (below).

Although the land subject to this application is not identified on the broad scale mapping, areas of significant limestone resources are shown along the land to the west of Lake Preston in the vicinity of the subject land.

3.3. Shire of Harvey Town Planning Scheme

The subject land is zoned ‘General Farming’ within the Shire of Harvey’s Town Planning Scheme No. 1 and is within the Peel – Harvey Coastal Plain Catchment Area. The zoning and development standards table applicable to General Farming lists Extractive Industry as “SA” meaning that the local government may, at its discretion, permit the use after notice of application has been given in accordance with Clause 64 of the Deemed Provisions. Following the completion of extraction activities and rehabilitation of the site, it is intended the property continue to be used for grazing purposes which is consistent with the policy statement of the General Farming zone:

Local government intends to encourage these areas to continue to be used for viable large scale farming activity. Local government will encourage and promote good farming, animal husbandry and soil conservation. Some limited tourist and recreational activity may be permitted where no adverse effect to the primary agricultural purpose of the zone will result.


FIGURE 2 – STRATEGIC MINERALS AND BASIC RAW MATERIALS RESOURCE POLICY MAP


3.4. State Planning Policy 2.4 – Basic 2.3 Raw Materials (DRAFT)

State Planning Policy 2.4 seeks to enable the responsible extraction of Basic Raw Materials (BRM) while ensuring the protection of people and the environment. The application of this policy provides the foundation for landuse planning to address the sustainable management of BRM in Western Australia. Applicable to this proposal, the following objectives of the policy are as follows:

a) Provide guidance to facilitate the planning of BRM extraction from sites, where such extraction is considered appropriate on planning and environmental grounds; (c) ensure considerations relating to the extraction of BRM and the regional importance of the materials are taken into account in the early stages of the planning process including scheme amendments, planning strategies and structure plans; (e) prioritise the extraction and availability of BRM through the identification of sequential use sites and planned extraction and remediation as appropriate for the final intended land use; (f) ensure that the use and development of land for extraction of BRM, during or after extraction, avoids, minimises and mitigates detrimental impacts on the community and environment, including water resources and biodiversity values, while allowing for future use, consistent with long term planning.

In light of the above policy objectives, the proposed EIL seeks to meet the objectives of the policy as outlined as follows:

• The proposed extractive industry is of regional significance, proposed to supply sand to future regional significant projects;

• The proposed remediation onsite allows for the land to be returned to its original condition; and

• Due to the property’s location, it is appropriately separated from surrounding landuses and due to the existing vegetation and topography of the site will be appropriately screened from surrounding properties and Forrest Highway.

3.5. Shire of Harvey Extractive Industries Local Law

The Shire of Harvey under the Local Government Act has prepared an Extractive Industry Local Law to outline the due process for determining Extractive Industry applications made to the Shire. This proposed application seeks to meet all of the regulations as stipulated within the local law to allow for an appropriately staged and located development to operate in support of regionally significant infrastructure projects within the southwest.


4. DESCRIPTION OF THE SITE AND SURROUNDS

The project area is bounded by Lake Preston to the west; grazed pastures, bushland and the Yalgorup National Park to the north; grazed pastures, state forest and pine forests to the east; grazed pastures, limestone quarries and intensive horticulture to the south and southeast. The project area is largely flat cleared open pasture with isolated remnant paddock trees and is currently stocked with cattle. The existing remnant paddock trees consist of regrowth Tuart (Eucalyptus gomphocephala) and Peppermint (Agonis flexuosa) Jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata), and Paperbark (Melaleuca spp.).

4.1. Topography

The subject site is approximately 162 ha with Lake Preston on the western boundary with ground elevations ranging from approximately 0m to approximately 9m AHD in the north west corner of the site. The Excavation Site Plan at Appendix B shows in detail the existing contours over the site.

4.2. Geology and Soils

The development area is dominated by two phases of the Spearwood System: • Spearwood S2b phase - Lower slopes (1-5%) of dune ridge with shallow to deep siliceous

yellow-brown sands and common limestone outcrop. • Spearwood S6 phase - Flat stony plain with poorly drained shallow siliceous sands and large

areas of bare limestone pavement. The eastern fringe of Lake Preston is located on the Vasse V6 phase, which consists of samphire flats and paperbark woodlands on estuarine alluvium and lagoonal deposits. Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (DWER) Acid Sulphate Soil (ASS) risk mapping for the Swan Coastal Plain, shows the majority of the subject land mapped as having high to moderate ASS risk as shown in Figure 3. No ASS conditions have been observed on site to date, due to the excavation being above the groundwater table and in limestone/calcareous sand.

FIGURE 3 – ACID SULPHATE SOIL RISK MAP


4.3. Groundwater Hydrology

Groundwater levels on the site have been monitored periodically since 2008 with levels generally being reasonably consistent despite an increase in groundwater use for horticulture nearby. Groundwater Level (AAMGL) of 0.0mAHD was adopted for the original extractive works across the site. Bore locations (9) are shown on the Site Plan at Appendix B and recordings of recent monitoring in September of 2020 is detailed in the Drainage Management Plan. The levels recorded were in keeping with the original monitoring. This provides evidence that the previous localised extractive works are not significantly impacting the localised groundwater level. Groundwater levels have been refined to reflect the 2020 readings across the site with the assumed levels within each pit as follows:

• Pit A: 0.6mAHD • Pit B: 0.8mAHD • Pit C: 2m along the southern edge, grading to 0.5m at the northern edge (localised

perching ) The extraction of material in the three areas will therefore be down to the levels as follows:

• Pit A: 1.1mAHD • Pit B: 1.3mAHD • Pit C: 2.5m along the southern edge, grading to 1.0m at the northern edge

This provides a 0.5m separation to the maximum groundwater level.

4.4. Surface Water

The Geomorphic Wetlands, Swan Coastal Plain mapping (DBCA) identifies a series of multiple use wetlands across lower lying areas of the site and a Conservation Category wetland to the west of the site corresponding with the Lake Preston. A drain runs generally east west through the southern portion of the site (see photo) and continues through adjoining properties to the east. Drainage management of the pit area is adequate and ensuring no turbid runoff enters the foreshore area. Further details on the management of the site surface water can be found in the supporting Water Management Plan, prepared by Oversby Consulting.

4.5. Vegetation

A Vegetation Assessment was commissioned as part of the original EIL application to assess the vegetation values of the revegetation areas and less degraded areas of the site. The project area has been cleared and grazed for over 50 years and consists largely of sparse/parkland cleared regrowth Tuart (Eucalyptus gomphocephala) and Marri (Eucalyptus calophylla) over pasture, with small areas of old-growth Tuart and Peppermint (Agonis flexuosa).


4.6. Bushfire Prone Areas

Due to vegetation on parts of the site and surrounding lots, some areas of the subject land are identified as within a Bush Fire Prone area. No detailed bushfire assessment has been completed in support of this development application given no permanent development is proposed on site. The proposal is for operations onsite which predominantly characterised by haulage and excavation. All machinery associated with the extraction operations are to be temporarily located on site adjacent to the active extraction area as required by the operator and following the completion of works removed from site. Figure 4 below shows the areas identified in pink as Bushfire Prone Areas (2019).


FIGURE 4 – BUSHFIRE PRONE AREAS


5. WORKS AND EXCAVATION PROGRAM

5.1. Nature of operation and duration

The proposed daily operations onsite are outlined below. Machinery located onsite when extraction works are in progress may include the following:

• A loader for the purpose of loading each trailer; • A bulldozer for the clearing of vegetation located within each proposed extraction stage and

rehabilitation of each stage; • An excavator for the stockpiling of vegetation, top soil, sand and limestone onsite; • A mobile crusher and loader; • Trucks for transporting material off-site; and • A 15kl watercart for dust suppression.

The duration of works onsite are anticipated to occur over a five year period in accordance with the time limited approval provided by the Shire of Harvey for an Extractive Industry in accordance with the Shire’s Extractive Industry Local Law (2017).

5.2. Stages of excavation

There are three areas of extraction on the site. Pit A has been excavated for a number of years with Pits B and C yet to be excavated. Currently an area of 4ha is under excavation with 3.3ha being prepared for rehabilitation. The balance area of Pit A is approximately 13.45ha. Areas that have previously been rehabilitated have been fenced as shown in Site Plan in Appendix B. It is expected the Pit A will continue to be utilised until such a time as all viable material has been extracted. The smaller Pit B and C will commence operation following the decommissioning of the Pit A and depending on market demand. An indicative removal rate of 30,000m3/year is anticipated, however this is again dependent upon market demand. Material removed from the site between October 2014 and December 2020 is in the order of 394,500 tonnes with additional material stockpiled on site. The amount of material extracted from the site is in the order of 280,000m3 with a calculated volume of 400,000m3 of material remaining on site to be excavated.

5.3. Proposed depth of extraction

Extraction is proposed to be to a variable depth across the extraction areas to coincide with groundwater levels detailed in the Drainage Management Plan. The extraction of material in the three areas will be restricted to the following levels:

• Pit A: 1.1mAHD • Pit B: 1.3mAHD • Pit C: 2.5m along the southern edge, grading to 1.0m at the northern edge


5.4. Proposed Site Access and Movement

Access to site is to be off Finn Road. A site access route is included at Figure 5. This is a well formed unsealed limestone road (approx. 9.00m wide) and was upgraded by the Licensee prior to the commencement of extraction some years ago. The condition of the road is good with little wear of corrugations. Finn Road intersects with Forrest Highway approximately 2km south west of the site. The intersection with Forrest Highway is also utilised by other extractive industry operations in the vicinity. The Forrest Highway intersection is controlled by ‘stop’ signs on Finn Road with clear sight lines in both directions and a left turn slip lane.

Intersection of Finn Road and Forrest Highway looking north. Access into the extractive industry is off a low volume ‘no-through’ road. The entrance is fenced, gated (locked when the industry is closed) and appropriately signed. While in operation it is expected that approximately 10 to 15 trucks will be entering and existing the site per day. The site is used approximately 2 to 3 days per week depending on demand. Trucks used to transport material from site are semi-trailers and 8 wheelers.

Entry gate off Finn Road

Entry Signage


Finn Road

Figure 5- Site Access Route

5.5. Proposed hours of operation

The proposed hours of operation are 7am to 5:00pm, Monday to Friday inclusive.

5.6. Site operations

The following activities are expected as part of the on-going operation of the site: • Clearing - A bulldozer would be used to undertake any clearing of areas for future extraction

within the clearing permit area. Cleared vegetation is to be stockpiled in windrows on the property in an appropriate location for future processing.


• Remove and Stockpiling of Topsoil - Following clearing, the top 300mm of topsoil from the active extraction stage is to be removed and stockpiled. Stockpiles are to be constructed with a batter of 1:3 to ensure minimal erosion of the stockpile during winter periods.

• Sand and limestone excavation - This activity involves excavation of the resource from the

working face for screening.

• Screening - Screening of excavated material to removed debris and rock to produce a clean product. Screening and crushing will be undertaken on site by a mobile crusher and loader.

• Stockpiling – Limited stockpiling will occur on site as material is excavated when required.

The bulk of the stockpile heights are currently around 4m with crests generally being between 5 and 7.5m.

• Loading trucks – A bucket loader will be used to load trucks for transportation to projects

as needed.

• Final contouring and topsoil respread - A combination of equipment would be used to undertake spreading and earthworks (bulldozer and loader). Final batters are to be no greater than 1:6.

• Site rehabilitation – to be undertaken in stages following exhaustion of pit material or a EIL

is no longer valid.

5.7. Dust management

Dust is to be managed in accordance with the Dust Management Plan prepared and provided with supporting documentation. In summary, the following measures are to be applied:

• A 15kL water truck is to be located onsite for water suppression purposes when the quarry is in use;

• All excavation of sand by the loader is to occur perpendicular to the active face and work up the face to limit dust; and

• Once loaded, all trucks are to be covered in a tarpaulin prior to leaving the site.

All operations onsite are considered appropriate to manage dust. No complaints have been received in relation to dust during the quarry’s operation over the previous 5 years.

5.8. Noise management

Noise impacts from the excavation are minimal. No noise complaints have been received in the time the quarry has been in operation. Surrounding landuses are dominated by grazing, horticulture and other extractive industries. The closest dwelling to the subject land is approximately 700m north east of the extraction area.

5.9. Drainage Management

The objective of the Drainage Management for the site is for water to be adequately managed within the site. The focus area relates to the existing excavation area on the site. Recontouring of the site following excavation aim to limit slopes to 1:6 or less, which will also reduce the chance of sheet or gully erosion.


Detailed analysis of the sites drainage management measures can be found in the Drainage Management Plan.

5.10. Management of existing vegetation

No clearing of remnant vegetation is to occur outside of the area designated in the clearing permit. Further details of the management of vegetation can be found in the Rehabilitation Management Plan.

5.11. Management of visual impacts

Management of visual impacts are not required, given the existing vegetation, distance and topography provides a natural visual screen and appropriately manages any visual impact from Forrest Highway and surrounding lots.

5.12. Site Datum

A survey datum point has been established on site by a licenced surveyor. The location of the datum is shown on the site plan and is positioned at 378425.5mE, 6348610.1mN (GDA 94 MGA Zone 50) and 1.63m AHD. A Photo of the datum is shown below.


6. REHABILITATION AND DECOMMISSIONING PROGRAM

6.1. Objectives

The primary objective of the rehabilitation and decommissioning program is to ensure following completion of the extractive industry the site is cleaned up and is restored and rehabilitated to pasture for future grazing purposes. Areas if native revegetation along the Foreshore has been undertaken previously. As part of the restoration process, inert material from the site will be used to re-contour the excavated areas before it is capped with 0.2m of topsoil and overburden. Batters of 1 in 6 will bring the excavated areas back to the natural levels of the surrounding land. Areas originally used for grazing will be seeded during late winter or early spring to allow for appropriate pasture germination. Further details of the site rehabilitation and restoration can be found in the supporting document, Rehabilitation Management and Monitoring Plan.

6.2. Rehabilitation measures

Following the completion of sand and limestone extraction from the pit, the ground is to be ripped using the bulldozer claw and the stockpiled topsoil spread over the extraction area. Once topsoil has been spread, the site is to be seeded for grazing purposes in winter or early spring to be able to establish outside of the warmer summer months. The rehabilitation of the site following each stage of extraction is as follows:

• On completion of extraction the site is to be decommissioned with and graded with appropriate land profile contouring;

• Stockpiled topsoil is to then be spread over the site; and • Pasture areas seeded.

Photo of areas previously fenced and rehabilitated


6.3. Ongoing maintenance

Maintenance and monitoring will occur following the completion of extraction activities and on final decommissioning of the site:

• Periodic watering by the water truck as required during summer periods; • Weeds are to be controlled bi-annually or as the need requires by the license holder; • Repair erosion damage as required; and • Fire breaks are to be maintained surrounding the property in accordance with the Shire of

Harvey’s local firebreak notice.

6.4. Final clean-up

Upon completion of all works and extraction, the final site clean-up will be completed as part of decommission and will include removal of the internal access track.

7. CONCLUSION

Development approval and subsequent issuing of an extractive industry license by the Shire of Harvey is respectfully sought on behalf of Ietto Farms Pty Ltd in relation to lots 1498 and 1504 Finn Road, Myalup. The proposed Extractive Industry development application is justified as follows:

• This proposal seeks to extract a basic raw material, critical for local development projects; • An extractive industry has been conducted on the site for over 10 years without incident or

complaint; • Extractive works onsite are to be appropriately conducted and sequentially implemented to

minimise the impact of the site to surrounding landholders; and • No adverse amenity impacts are anticipated to be caused to surrounding landowners

following the implementation of this proposed extractive industry. On the basis of the description and rationale provided within this report, it is therefore respectfully requested that the Shire of Harvey review this application and approve the proposed extractive industry.

APPENDIX A | CERTIFICATE OF TITLE

REGISTER NUMBER

1504/DP112303DUPLICATE

EDITIONDATE DUPLICATE ISSUED

N/A N/AVOLUME FOLIO

1841 630

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

RECORD OF CERTIFICATE OF TITLEUNDER THE TRANSFER OF LAND ACT 1893

The person described in the first schedule is the registered proprietor of an estate in fee simple in the land described below subject to thereservations, conditions and depth limit contained in the original grant (if a grant issued) and to the limitations, interests, encumbrances andnotifications shown in the second schedule.

REGISTRAR OF TITLES

LAND DESCRIPTION:LOT 1504 ON DEPOSITED PLAN 112303

REGISTERED PROPRIETOR:(FIRST SCHEDULE)

IETTO FARMS PTY LTD OF CARE OF G. CAPOLINGUA & ASSOCIATES, 247 OXFORD STREET, LEEDERVILLE(A E123488 ) REGISTERED 12/6/1989

LIMITATIONS, INTERESTS, ENCUMBRANCES AND NOTIFICATIONS:(SECOND SCHEDULE)

1. E123491 MORTGAGE TO PRIMARY INDUSTRY BANK OF AUSTRALIA LTD REGISTERED 12/6/1989.

Warning: A current search of the sketch of the land should be obtained where detail of position, dimensions or area of the lot is required.* Any entries preceded by an asterisk may not appear on the current edition of the duplicate certificate of title.Lot as described in the land description may be a lot or location.

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STATEMENTS:The statements set out below are not intended to be nor should they be relied on as substitutes for inspection of the land

and the relevant documents or for local government, legal, surveying or other professional advice.

SKETCH OF LAND: 1841-630 (1504/DP112303)PREVIOUS TITLE: 1198-634PROPERTY STREET ADDRESS: NO STREET ADDRESS INFORMATION AVAILABLE.LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY: SHIRE OF HARVEY

NOTE 1: A000001A LAND PARCEL IDENTIFIER OF WELLINGTON LOCATION 1504 (OR THE PART THEREOF) ON SUPERSEDED PAPER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE CHANGED TO LOT 1504 ON DEPOSITED PLAN 112303 ON 29-AUG-02 TO ENABLE ISSUE OF A DIGITAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE.

NOTE 2: THE ABOVE NOTE MAY NOT BE SHOWN ON THE SUPERSEDED PAPER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE OR ON THE CURRENT EDITION OF DUPLICATE CERTIFICATE OF TITLE.

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REGISTER NUMBER

1498/DP112301DUPLICATE

EDITIONDATE DUPLICATE ISSUED

N/A N/AVOLUME FOLIO

2055 185

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

RECORD OF CERTIFICATE OF TITLEUNDER THE TRANSFER OF LAND ACT 1893

The person described in the first schedule is the registered proprietor of an estate in fee simple in the land described below subject to thereservations, conditions and depth limit contained in the original grant (if a grant issued) and to the limitations, interests, encumbrances andnotifications shown in the second schedule.

REGISTRAR OF TITLES

LAND DESCRIPTION:LOT 1498 ON DEPOSITED PLAN 112301

REGISTERED PROPRIETOR:(FIRST SCHEDULE)

IETTO FARMS PTY LTD OF 1ST FLOOR, 183 SCARBOROUGH BEACH ROAD, MOUNT HAWTHORN(A F996685 ) REGISTERED 4/10/1995

LIMITATIONS, INTERESTS, ENCUMBRANCES AND NOTIFICATIONS:(SECOND SCHEDULE)

1. F326699 EASEMENT BENEFIT SEE SKETCH ON VOL 2055 FOL 185. REGISTERED 5/10/1993.2. F996684 EASEMENT BENEFIT SEE SKETCH ON VOL 2055 FOL 185. REGISTERED 4/10/1995.3. D364411 EASEMENT BURDEN SEE SKETCH ON VOL 2055 FOL 185. REGISTERED 19/11/1986.4. E123491 MORTGAGE TO PRIMARY INDUSTRY BANK OF AUSTRALIA LTD REGISTERED 12/6/1989.

Warning: A current search of the sketch of the land should be obtained where detail of position, dimensions or area of the lot is required.* Any entries preceded by an asterisk may not appear on the current edition of the duplicate certificate of title.Lot as described in the land description may be a lot or location.

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STATEMENTS:The statements set out below are not intended to be nor should they be relied on as substitutes for inspection of the land

and the relevant documents or for local government, legal, surveying or other professional advice.

SKETCH OF LAND: 2055-185 (1498/DP112301)PREVIOUS TITLE: 1976-498PROPERTY STREET ADDRESS: NO STREET ADDRESS INFORMATION AVAILABLE.LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY: SHIRE OF HARVEY

NOTE 1: A000001A LAND PARCEL IDENTIFIER OF WELLINGTON LOCATION 1498 (OR THE PART THEREOF) ON SUPERSEDED PAPER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE CHANGED TO LOT 1498 ON DEPOSITED PLAN 112301 ON 24-SEP-02 TO ENABLE ISSUE OF A DIGITAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE.

NOTE 2: THE ABOVE NOTE MAY NOT BE SHOWN ON THE SUPERSEDED PAPER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE OR ON THE CURRENT EDITION OF DUPLICATE CERTIFICATE OF TITLE.

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APPENDIX B | EXCAVATION SITE PLAN

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SITE PLAN

MYALUP

Lot 1498 on DP112301 & Lot 1504 on DP112303 Harris Road,

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for the purposes of this plan

(a) survey undertaken

representation of the -

hereby certify that this plan is accurate and is a correct

I,

Drain

Existing Pit Access Road

0

2

2

2

2

2

2

22

2

2

4

4

4

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0

4

2

Future Pit Access Road

Area Subject to Clearing Permit ApplicationPIT A (future)

PIT B

PIT C

Proposed Excavation Areas

Survey Datum1.63m AHD6348610.1mN378425.5mE

Fence

Groundwater Monitoring Bore

BH01

BH02 BH03

BH04

BH05BH06

BH07

BH08 BH09

BH05

and SignageAccess Gate

AreaRehabilitation

AreaRehabilitation

Foreshore Area

30m

edge of tre

e canopy

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