The works approvals must assess the combined impacts for both sites as one operation.
BOOMERANG ROAD, WORKS APPROVAL APPLICATION: Public Comment


The works approvals must assess the combined impacts for both sites as one operation.

City of Kwinana council vote unanimously against the sand mines, in favor of the community regarding the Community Consultation Program.

Another fight close to home in order to protect 45 Ha of excellent condition bushland, forming part of the same ecological corridor in Wellard-East

DWER has disregarded community concerns and the endangered listing of the Banksia Woodland, granting changes to the Boomerang Rd clearing permit.

Hansons have failed to comply with conditions on the clearing permit and now seek retrospective adjustment to the clearing permit condition.

Over 23 years since the site was used as a rifle range, no water quality testing of the groundwater bore has identified groundwater lead contamination.

On Sunday 4th November over 50 residents of Wellard East met to send a clear message to multi-national company HeidelbergCement

The proposed mines are located right in the heart of three significant wetland sites that are dependent on the dune system proposed to be excavated. None identified or assessed!

The CWPA have taken it upon themselves to door knock, email and telephone all residents within the 500 metre buffer zone, not one person contacted had been consulted!

Acid Sulphate soils present a real risk to surrounding properties which can degrade the environment and waterways.