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Public Information Booklet � Light industrial area (up to 200 hectares) although it may be possible to include this area within the LNG Precinct � Access roads (area unknown) � Statutory buffer zone (unfenced) around the Precinct fenced area (approximately 3,000 hectares however usually described in distances from the fence line such as 2 kilometres and 3 kilometres (1.2 and 1.9 miles respectively). Question ñ What is the proposed land area of the development compared to the Burrup? The LNG facilities within the Precinct will be laid out to meet worldís best practice for the safety and operations of the plant for at least the next 30 years. The Precinct size is based on a total possible capacity of up to 50 million tonnes per annum. To meet worldís best practice the land area needs to account for: � Increased spacing between equipment in the LNG train which increases the size of each LNG train which will assist in minimising the impact of any accidents; � Increasing the distance between LNG trains to reduce the chance of an accident in one train having a domino effect on the next train; � Increase the distance between ësafeí facilities (such as administration buildings and warehouses) and equipment that contains gas or condensate to protect the workers; and � Increasing the distance between equipment that contains gas or condensate and the fence to protect the community; In addition the Precinct land area is based on multiple operators that will potentially construct their facilities at different times. As a result there needs to be sufficient space between the operating equipment and the construction activities (i.e. between different proponents and within a proponents are to allow for their expansion). This will ensure access for future expansion requirements, without jeopardising the safety of ongoing operations of the plant. Other issues that need to be allowed for are land needed for construction (e.g. material stockpiles), laydown areas (to temporarily store equipment as it arrives until it is installed), warehouses, administration and maintenance related buildings, etc. In addition, the location will have site specific requirements such as the management of pindan soils (i.e. to ensure suitable foundations for the facility). The master plan being developed by the State will make sure the area is developed in a sensible and logical way and that all of the items listed above are included (primarily within the proponent areas). As a comparison the North West Shelf process facilities comprise 5 small to medium size LNG processing trains with a combined capacity of just over 16 million tonnes per annum. These cover an area of 330 hectares which includes the process facilities and an internal safety zone around the site. There is also a southern expansion zone of approximately 164 hectares, giving a total site area of 494 hectares. 5279225 47
Public Information Booklet The above areas for the North West Shelf process facilities do not include a number of other areas which are outside the 494 hectares. These additional areas that are in the Precinct include laydown areas, warehouses, materials offloading facility, haul road, etc. Figure 27: North West Shelf LNG Facility 5279225 48
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