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SAPOL proposes to relocate the MOU and DOU to a greenfield site at Gepps Cross
to enable construction of the new Women’s and Children’s Hospital (nWCH) at the existing Thebarton
site.
Presented by
Hon M E Brown
on
13/09/2023
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An
Internet site was established containing general electoral information and specific election data, thereby
exploiting a new form of technology for information delivery.
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(2) A person must not camp in a wilderness protection area or wilderness protection zone unless
the appropriate camping fee specified in Schedule 1 has been paid in respect of his or her
use of the camping site.
Presented by
Hon John Hill
on
29/08/2006
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SITE OWNERSHIP DETAILS
4.1 The site for the Port Augusta Technical College is a triangular shape allotment,
bound by fence on the Augusta Highway, Hobby Avenue and PASS.
4.2 The site forms part of the parcel of land in which PASS is located.
4.3 There is one Certificate of Title for this site which is:
• Volume 6087 Folio 816, describes the site as Section 1080 in the area named
Port Augusta, Hundred of Davenport.
4.4 This title is registered in the name of the Minister for Education.
Presented by
Hon D R Cregan
on
06/02/2024
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As such, the site inspection substantiated the need for the work.
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Public Works Committee ANZAC Centenary Memorial Garden Walk 7
Site Ownership
The grounds of Government House are legislated under the Government House Domain
Dedication Act 1927.
Presented by
Mrs Annabel Digance
on
02/07/2015
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The
site topography of is quite significant, falling from the south-east corner down to
the north-west corner.
Presented by
Mr Sam Duluk
on
18/11/2021
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With reference to Port Pirie being adopted as a terminus of the Port Pine and Gladstone
Railway, and the position and relative advantages of Mount Ferguson for the same purpose, I
beg to submit the following :
When the report of the Deputy Surveyor- General, dated September, 1871 (Parliamentary
Paper 40, of 1872) was made public, an impression arose that inasmuch as Port Pirie was
:shown to be the terminus of one of the lines suggested by that gentleman, that such terminus
would doubtless be adopted by the Government, and this impression was strengthened, when
shortly afterwards the Government surveyed and offered for sale water frontages and town lots at
the site indicated by the Deputy Surveyor- General in his report and upon his plan.
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Part 2—Variation of Radiation Protection and Control (Ionising
Radiation) Regulations 2000
4—Substitution fo Schedule 4
Schedule 4—delete the Schedule and substitute:
Schedule 4—Fees
1—Licence to mine or mill radioactive ores (section 24 of Act)
Annual fee for a licence under section 24 of the Act to mine or mill
radioactive ores—an amount calculated in accordance with the
following formula:
A = B x
CFI 2
Cr"
Where—
A is the amount to be paid;
B is—
(a) if the licence relates to a site containing one or more
in situ leach mines in commercial production$118000;
(b) if the licence relates to a site containing one or more
mines (other than in situ leach mines) or mills in
commercial production$288000;
(c) if the licence relates to a site containing one or more
non-commercial mines or mills used for the purpose of
exploration or developmental testing of a process—
$300;
CPI 2 is the CPI for the March quarter last occurring before the date
on which the
Presented by
Hon John Hill
on
31/05/2005
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Not surprisingly the
results from the reference site indicate good water quality for all variables.