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YES NO NOT SURE IF YES, WHAT LEVEL OF ASSESSMENT? ASSESSMENT ON PROPONENT INFORMATION PUBLIC ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PROPONENT DECLARATION (To be completed by the proponent) I, Geoffrey Ross Ladyman declare that the information contained in this form is, to my knowledge, true and not misleading. Signature: Name (print): Geoffrey Ross Ladyman Position: Sole Director Company: Dumpna Pty Ltd Date: 10/1/2011 2
PART A - PROPONENT AND PROPOSAL INFORMATION (All fields of this Part must be completed for this document to be treated as a referral) 1.1 PROPONENT Name Joint Venture parties (if applicable) Postal Address Key proponent contact for the proposal Name Address Phone Email Consultant for the proposal (if applicable) Name Address Phone Email 1.2 PROPOSAL Title Description 3 Dumpna Pty Ltd ACN 009 160 043 NA PO Box 613 Cottesloe WA 6011 Ross Ladyman Sole Director Dumpna Pty Ltd PO Box 613 Cottesloe WA 6011 Mob. 0428 260 644 Email ross.ladyman@bigpond.com.au Tony Smith <strong>Environmental</strong> Scientist Animal Plant Mineral Pty Ltd 68 Westgrove Drive Ellenbrook WA 6069 Ph. (08) 6296 5155 Mob. 0437 849 147 Email ems@animalplantmineral.com.au Yule River Sand Project Dumpna Pty Ltd has been granted mining lease M47/1438 on the Yule River in the Port Hedland area. It is proposed that the lease be progressively developed to mine sand and river shingle. The mining proposal contained herein is for the development of M47/1438 and the project will be known as the Yule River Sand Project (YRSP). The project is approximately 52 km southwest of Port Hedland on the North West Coastal Highway. The lease, M47/1438, is within the boundary of the Town of Port Hedland. The lease is situated within the bed and banks of the Yule River, encompassing areas to the north and south of the Yule River Bridge. Access to the lease is from the North West Coastal Highway, approximately 600 m west-south-west of the Yule River Bridge. The sand is predominantly used for concrete manufacture for use in construction projects across the Pilbara, including Port Hedland, Karratha, Cape Lambert, Cape Preston, Newman and Tom Price. The volume of sand required by construction projects in the Pilbara is expected to be significant; this project would secure a moderate volume of sand for supply to these projects. Mining will be conducted on a campaign
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