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Public Information Booklet support in place from the State and Commonwealth governments to ensure the Browse LNG Precinct proceeds based on the current timeline. Development at the Kimberley is important for the nation and the State of Western Australia, bringing employment, export contracts, regional development and the economic empowerment of the Kimberley indigenous community. With respect to the long term project timeline, the construction period for an initial foundation development (up to 3 trains) is anticipated to take 4 to 5 years with operations starting for the first LNG train likely to occur approximately 1 year before the overall completion of construction. Key timeframes for an initial foundation development are outlined below: Project Phases Timeline Phase I: Commencement of construction of pioneer facilities, infrastructure preparations Phase II: Construction of LNG Precinct facilities for first proponent (Typical LNG project) Phase III: Operation (Typical LNG project) Phase IV: Decommissioning (Typical LNG project) Early 2011 Earliest 3-12 months after Phase I Earliest 4-5 years after commencement of Phase II ~30-40+ years after commencement of Phase III Further expansion beyond the initial foundation development will depend on the gas available and market/commercial forces with respect to timing. Any future construction for expansion will occur at the same time as operations. 6. Definitions/Commonly Used Terms Preliminary ñ means early or first views on how things may look for the Browse LNG Precinct. Master Plan ñ The Master Plan is a document being put together by an engineering company called WorleyParsons for the Department of State Development. In the Master Plan, WorleyParsons will set out the layout for the Browse LNG Precinct once the site at James Price Point has been decided and the layout has been agreed with Traditional Owners. It will also describe the shared areas in the Precinct including: � The LNG processing plant(s); � The port and marine facilities; � Light industrial area; � Workforce accommodation; and � Regional services upgrade required to support the Precinct e.g. roads 5279225 93 Formatte
Public Information Booklet The Master Plan is an important document as it will describe the Browse LNG Precinct. Heads of Agreement ñ The Heads of Agreement is an agreement that was signed on 21 April 2009 by the State of Western Australia (Premier Colin Barnett), Woodside (Chief Executive Officer Don Voelte) and the Kimberley Land Council (Chief Executive Director Wayne Bergmann). The KLC signed the agreement on behalf of the Goolarabooloo / Jabirr Jabirr native title claimants. The Heads of Agreement is basically a broad agreement that sets out the commitments of the State, Woodside and the KLC in relation to negotiating more detailed Indigenous Land Use Agreements for the Browse LNG Precinct. Joint venturers ñ Joint venturers means other companies that have part ownership rights to develop the gas fields that may supply LNG facilities at the Browse LNG Precinct. In the case of the Browse LNG Development, the joint venturers are Woodside, BHP Billiton, Chevron, Shell and BP. Woodside is operator of the Browse LNG Development and undertakes the day to day operations on behalf of the joint venturers. Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) Agreement ñ Put simply, an Indigenous Land Use Agreement is an agreement between a native title group and others (which may include the State and proponent(s) about the use and management of land and waters where native title rights and interest may exist. The terms Indigenous Land Use Agreement is defined under the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth). There are three different types of Indigenous Land Use Agreements under the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) ñ Area, Prescribed Body Corporate and Alternative Procedures. The type of Indigenous Land Use Agreement to be used depends on what the agreement is about and who it is between. In the case of the Browse LNG Precinct, the broad commitments in the Heads of Agreement will be negotiated in more detail and turned into one or more Indigenous Land Use Agreements between the State, Woodside, the KLC and Traditional Owners. The Indigenous Land Use Agreements, once settled, will exist of the life of the Precinct/Browse LNG Development and will be registered with the National Native Title Tribunal. Light industrial area ñ Is an area of 200 hectares set out in the Heads of Agreement to be located in or near the LNG Precinct. The area will be utilised by companies/contractors that will be providing goods and services to the LNG plants. Examples of businesses that may use the light industrial area include: � Scaffolding yard; � Crane and equipment hire; � Warehouses; � Light fabrication/welding yards; and 5279225 94
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