Red October Gold Project, 80km south of Laverton
Project
Proposal description
The Red October Gold Project is located on the western shore of Lake Carey, 80km south of Laverton. The proposal is to mine approximately 16 million tonnes of ore and associated waste material over a two year period involves development of an open cut gold mine and waste rock dumps on the lake bed and construction of mine infrastructure and borrow pits on Anglefish Island adjacent to the mining pit.
Referred under EP Act
s38
Last updated
December 15, 2009
Current Status
Ministerial Statement published
2. Decision on whether to assess this proposal
Preliminary Environmental Factors
Date published
Friday, 9 October, 1998
3. Assessment
Scoping
Approved
Thursday, 3 December, 1998
Environmental Review
Environmental Review documentation
4. EPA Report on assessment
Key Environmental Factors
Date published
Friday, 11 June, 1999
Appeals close
Friday, 25 June, 1999
5. Decision on proposal and implementation of proposal
Ministerial Statement
Date of approval
Monday, 2 August, 1999
Post-assessment changes
s. 45C amendments
Non-substantial Change to Statement 518 - Change of haulage destination of low grade ore from the Red October Project, from Laverton to Leonora, approved in October 1999.
Attachment 1 to Statement 518 - Change of haulage destination of low grade ore from the Red October Project, from Leonora to the Carosue Dam Processing Plant - change to proposal under s45C approved on 15 December 2009.
Date of approval s. 45C
Friday, 1 October, 1999
Tuesday, 15 December, 2009