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  • Tabled Paper Country Fire Services Board (pdf 1.52 MB)

    Augusta House 2 15 2 MFS 14 F i r e S t a t is t i c s S um ma r y Fire Causes Category 1 9 8 8/ 8 9 1988/89 Frequency 1987/88 1986/87 Rural Not recorded 159 221 192 Not known 421 525 483 Arson 216 238 55 Electrical Fault 14 28 19 Cigarettes /Matches 50 66 28 Burning Off 300 396 376 Rekindle 158 176 130 Children /Matches 115 114 111 Incinerators 55 57 82 Rubbish Heaps 113 51 93 Rubbish Dumps 47 23 42 Vehicle /Crash /Defect 29 22 18 Trains Brake Shoes 23 59 36 Trains Exhaust 5 9 12 Campfire Wood /Barbecue 90 99 71 Gas and Electric Appliances 5 9 8 Spontaneous Combustion 48 31 17 Machine Defects 30 59 84 Power Lines 44 22 35 Exhaust /Spark Arrester 42 58 28 Welders /Cutters 75 71 73 Slashers /Mowers 38 56 55 Lightning 103 396 211 Other 43 53 27 Total Rural 2,223 2,839 2,286 Structural Not Recorded 27 13 19 Not Known 61 53 51 Arson 25 22 22 Electrical Fault 97 79 84 Cigarettes /Matches 15 20 10 Kitchen 29 45 37 Oil /Gas Heater 16 15 6 Open Fire /Combustion
    Presented
    on
    17/10/1989
  • The site is on a headland close to critical nesting sites of the white-bellied sea eagle and the osprey.
  • Committee Site Layout (pdf 66 KB)

  • The company has taken those profits but not actually taken into account their post-closure activity on that site.
  • Passive Design Due to the shape of the site, overall building orientation on an East-West axis is not possible.
  • Tabled Paper Local Government Land (pdf 641 KB)

    mechanical or electrical for the purpose of amplifying sound for broadcasting announcements; 2.10 Digging or Removing Soil etc dig the soil for or to collect worms, grubs or insects or carry away or remove any soil, clay, gravel, sand, timber, stones, pebbles or any part of the land including artefacts such as old bottles that are located in former Council rubbish tips; 2.11 Depositing Rubbish etc 2.11.1 deposit any structure, goods, materials, earth, soil, clay, gravel, sand, timber, stones, pebbles or any other matter or substance (including any liquid substance) on the land; 2.11.2 the Council may remove and dispose of any structure, goods, materials, earth soil, clay, gravel, sand, timber, stones, pebbles or any other matter or substance (including any liquid substance) if it has been placed in breach of this sub-clause and may recover the cost of acting under this clause as a debt from the person who placed the item on local government land; 2.12 Rubbish and Rubbish Dumps
    Presented by
    Hon Rory McEwen
    on
    01/06/2004
  • Tabled Paper Mines and Energy, Director-General (pdf 16.20 MB)

    Site inspection for the SA Planning Commission on new subdivisions.
    Presented
    on
    06/12/1984
  • Business Sustainability - Environment Created in ArcGIS 9 using ArcMap 29/10/2008 Rev. 01 Designated Stockpile and Crushing / Screening Areas 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 Kilometers Legend Stockpile Area Stockpile Area Crushing and Screening Stockpile Area Pellet Screening Pelletising Plant - Area B Export Handling - Area A OneSteel Whyalla Site hiltosh tableing stamp
    Presented by
    Hon Kevin Foley
    on
    27/11/2008
  • Committee Johnston, S (pdf 925 KB)

    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.
  • Tabled Paper Botanic Garden, Board of Governors (pdf 4.27 MB)

    cuttings of Tamarix passerinoides and T. tetragyna for trial plantings on mine dumps Mine Dumps Stabilization Committee, Broken Hill, N.S.W.
    Presented
    on
    22/10/1964
Acknowledgement of Country

The Parliament of South Australia acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional owners of this country throughout Australia, and their connection to land and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures and to the Elders both past and present.