When speaking to this motion, the Honourable Member described historical contaminated sites in South Australia, referring to the "unfortunate past practice 5 of owners of sites, including dumps, service stations, foundries, tanneries and factories.

Demographic Profile Population 2,640 Age 0-14 16.7% Age 15-24 9.7% Age 25-34 7.9% Age 35-54 29.1% Age 55-74 27.3% Age 75+ 9.4% Council Area 261,950 hectares Number of rateable properties 2,171 Site value of rateable properties $542,582,600 Roads Council 1,107 kms Transport SA 108 kms Average Rainfall 350mm Page 4 The last twelve months has seen the Tumby Bay Council and the community experience some major changes in Council staff and five new Council members.

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R o a d P a y n e h a m R o a d New Building EntryExisting Carpark Entries Patterson Sports Ground K e n t S t r e e t Significant Tree >2.5dia Significant Tree >1.5dia Existing Tree New Tree Legend Existing Bush 10 40m0 Existing Carparking Layout Pr op os ed S ite B ou nd ar ie s Site Plan 940-SD03 Schematic Design Proposed New Office Facility Payneham and O .

R o a d P a y n e h a m R o a d New Building EntryExisting Carpark Entries Patterson Sports Ground K e n t S t r e e t Significant Tree >2.5dia Significant Tree >1.5dia Existing Tree New Tree Legend Existing Bush 10 40m0 Existing Carparking Layout Pr op os ed S ite B ou nd ar ie s Site Plan 940-SD03 Schematic Design Proposed New Office Facility Payneham and O .

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.

Here they are partially reliant on food wastes from town dumps as well as the resultant vermin that breed here.

Here they are partially reliant on food wastes from town dumps as well as the resultant vermin that breed here.