THE MINISTER SAYS ‘NO’!!!!!

The Independent Advisory Committee (IAC) submitted its report on the Fingerboards EES to the Minister on 30 September 2021.

The Committee said “The environment effects of the Fingerboards Mineral Sands Project cannot be managed to an acceptable level and the Project approvals should not be granted.

The Minister released his assessment in November 2021. He agreed with the IAC’s recommendation and concluded that ‘the environmental effects of the project are unacceptable’.

“It is my assessment from the whole of environment assessment undertaken for the EES that the project will result in unacceptable environmental effects on biodiversity, air quality, nearby agriculture and horticulture and water availability and unacceptable social impacts on the surrounding community.”

You can find the overview of the assessment and download relevant documents at https://www.planning.vic.gov.au/environment-assessment/browse-projects/projects/fingerboards-mineral-sands#overview or click on the images below to open the documents.

PLEASE NOTE THE LINKS TO DOCUMENTS IN THESE REPORTS WILL NOT WORK AS THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM THE ENGAGE VIC SITE. HOWEVER YOU WILL STILL BE ABLE TO FIND THOSE DOCUMENTS ON THE MINE-FREE WEBSITE

To download the actual documents go to the relevant week on this site

WEEKDATESDOCUMENTS
Week 1May 3-5257 – 289
Week 2May 10-14290 – 323
Week 3May 11-17324 – 389
Week 4May 24-28390  – 439
Week 5May 31 – June 3440 – 467
Week 6June 7, 8468 – 497
Week 7June 16498 – 539
Week 8June 29 – July 2540 – 594
Week 9July 12-16595 – 669
Week 10July 20, 22670 – 754 (Includes closing submissions)
Post Hearing DocumentsJuly 26-30755 -766
The Minister’s Assessment
IAC Volume 1 Main Report
IAC Volume 2 Appendices

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