MS HURLEY: Would you separate rubbish that you were called to remove from a building or demolition site?

The Select Committee into the Proposed Sale and Redevelopment of the Glenside Hospital Site Terms of reference On 2 April 2008, the Select Committee was established by the Legislative Council to inquire into and report on the State Government’s proposed sale and redevelopment of the Glenside Hospital with specific reference to: (a) The effect on the delivery of services of the proposed co-location of mental health, drug and alcohol, rural, regional and State-wide services and the possible security implications (b) The effect of the proposed sale of 42% of the site and its impact on the amenity and enjoyment of open space for patients and the public, biodiversity, conservation and significant trees (c) The impact of the reduction of the available land for more supported accommodation (d) The effect of the proposed sale of precincts 3, 4 and 5 as identified in the State Government’s Concept Master Plan for the site and its possible effect on access to the site and traffic management

The other sites are basically rubbish dumps.

GOODE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE 46 PORT RIVER EXPRESSWAY—STAGE 1 REPORT site.

This inquiry involved six site visits, forty-five submissions, thirty-nine witnesses and a conference in Brisbane.

Inspections and visits The Committee undertook two site inspections this reporting period.

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THE 2010 HARVEST EXPERIENCE 2.1 Growers, harvest impacts and returns – Michael Schaefer (SAFFGIC) The major concerns expressed by growers during the 2010 season included: • Lack of information on stocks x grade, quality, volume on a site/port zone basis

A comprehensive site survey was undertaken at community expense to calculate the profile and volume of the sediment (near 4,000 cubic metres). 5.