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Public Works Committee $ University of Adelaide Lower Level Site Development
3.2 Public Value Of The Proposed Project Cont.
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Passive Design
Due to the shape of the site, overall building orientation on an East-West axis is not possible.
Standing Committees
54th Parliament
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When
speaking to this motion, the Honourable Member described historical contaminated sites in
South Australia, referring to the "unfortunate past practice
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of owners of sites, including
dumps, service stations, foundries, tanneries and factories.
Standing Committees
55th Parliament (Current)
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Some people
would argue that oil shale could be dumped somewhere else, but considering the volume of it,
I cannot imagine 60 metre high dumps of spent shale stretching for kilometres around the area.
Standing Committees
52nd Parliament
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I submit to the Inquiry that:
(a) PFAS production and use be eliminated or severely restricted where no alternatives exist
(b) During a transition away from PFAS chemicals that products and services carry PFAS warnings
(similar to those used to deter smoking)
(c) Any toxic PFAS waste dumps conform to Australia’s National Environmental Management Plan
and that any such toxic waste dump is located sufficiently far away from residential areas, primary
industries, water resources and sites of significance to Australian Indigenous communities.
Standing Committees
55th Parliament (Current)
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When speaking to this motion, the Honourable
Member described historical contaminated sites in South Australia, referring to the
“unfortunate past practices”5 of owners of sites, including dumps, service stations,
foundries, tanneries and factories.
Standing Committees
54th Parliament
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This is a public document and it is available on the web site.
Standing Committees
51st Parliament
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Toilets
(24) prevents certain activities in any public conveniences on local government land.
238538/PSK0020
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Rubbish Dumps
(25) prevents people from interfering with, removing or taking away any rubbish that
has been discarded at any rubbish dump on Council land.
Presented by
Hon Rory McEwen
on
15/09/2003
Document
Coober Pedy, District Council of
50th Parliament
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For more than a century they've been making
steel on this site at Maud St, Waratah, a suburb of
Vewcastle, they currently produce train wheels
Ind axles and grinding balls used in mining.
Standing Committees
54th Parliament
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A suitable site on the reservoir reserve adjacent to Grand Junction Road is
available.