Waste Rock Dumps, processing plant, Tailings Dam, haul roads, etc.

Rubbish Dumps and Rubbish Bins 9.25.1 Interfere with, remove or take away any rubbish that has been discarded at any rubbish dump on Local Government land. 9.25.2 Remove, disperse or interfere with any rubbish (including bottles, newspapers, cans, containers or packaging) that has been discarded in a bin on Local Government land for collection by the Council (or its agent). 9.26.

Brigades: Rural Fires (scrub and grass) 1,649 Structural Fires 267 Vehicle 145 Total Fires 2,061 Brigade Trnouts: Category Frequency Rural Miscellaneous (not recorded) 5 Grass 869 Grass /Scrub 182 Grass /Crop 33 Grass /Forest 5 Scrub 190 Scrub /Forest 5 Forest Plantation 21 Crops 46 Single Tree 50 Hay /Hayshed 37 Fence /Brush, etc. 4 Rubbish Dumps 62 Rubbish Heaps 178 Others 110 Structural House (kitchen) 38 House (other) 177 Factory/Warehouse 70 Hospital 15 School 4 Hotel /Motel 6 Other 13 Vehicle Vehicle Fire 165 Caravan 10 Other 20 Special Service Motor Vehicle Accident (no fire) 460 Search /Rescue 17 Power Lines 4 Storm Damage 8 Flooding 4 Gas Leaks 11 Fallen Tree 2 Hazchem 7 Other 61 False Alarms Malfunction 101 Justified Calls 81 Malicious False Alarm 83 Total Callouts 3,154 19 1 July 1985 30 June 1986 Fire Causes Category Frequency Rural Not recorded 182 Not known 331 Arson 78 Electrical Fault 12 Cigarettes /Matches 34 Burning

Likely lack of broad social consent While the emotive nature of some of the antinuclear posts on the YourSay nuclear site have attracted derision and disdain from some quarters, I found many of them refreshingly honest and full of common sense, and clearly indicative of a lack of “broad social consent” as defined by the NFCRCR.

Burnside Council gave evidence that there are currently 235 beds on site (evidence, p. 16).

In addition, there is an ongoing rehabilitation program for the Brukunga mine site, with the next stage of work focused on the long-term control of acid seepage from the rock dumps and the progressive rehabilitation of the mine site.

The company has taken those profits but not actually taken into account their post-closure activity on that site.

One of our options is to close both the Warramboo and Yaninee dumps, replacing them with transfer stations/trailer facilities.

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.