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Terramin Australia — Corporate Update (April 2018)

38 slides from Terramin Australia's corporate update, April 2018

  1. Slide 1: Project Update

    Project Update  Some feedback received on draft Mining Lease Proposal today  Feedback from Geological Survey of South Australia (GSSA) and Exploration regulation  Resubmitted EPEPR in line with the feedback received prior to last WCCC  No additional feedback received on stage 1  No feedback on

  2. Slide 2: Proposed Front Entrance Viewpoint 2006

    Proposed Front Entrance Viewpoint 2006 TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 2

  3. Slide 3: Proposed Front Entrance Viewpoint 2017

    Proposed Front Entrance Viewpoint 2017 TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 3

  4. Slide 4: Angas Zinc Mine - Revegetation

    Angas Zinc Mine - Revegetation TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 4

  5. Slide 5: TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 5

    TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 5

  6. Slide 6: What is a Community Engagement Plan?

    What is a Community Engagement Plan? 1. Clearly identifies key stakeholders within the community; and 2. Outlines the framework for how Terramin Australia Ltd (Terramin) and its subsidiary will engage with the stakeholders during all stages of the development, operation and ultimate closure of the P

  7. Slide 7: What are it's aims?

    What are it’s aims?  Enhance and encourage positive relations between all parties  Clearly disseminate information about the company’s plans, the project, its associated activities and the potential impacts, both adverse and positive, which may accrue  Details about how this information flow will

  8. Slide 8: Objectives of the CEP

    Objectives of the CEP  To inform about the Project;  To promote community confidence  Being open and transparent;  To develop effective relationships  To ensure local community knowledge, views and concerns  Are identified and addressed;  To ensure regulatory requirements and expectations are

  9. Slide 9: Stakeholders – How are they grouped?

    Stakeholders – How are they grouped? Immediate Landowners Local Agencies – e.g. CFS, RDA Regional Landowners Elected Members Local Communities Interest Groups – e.g. Landcare Catchment groundwater users Small business Visitors to the Region - e.g. tourists Media Local government Industry ; Lobby Gro

  10. Slide 10: How does a Community Engagement Plan help?

    How does a Community Engagement Plan help? Operate as  Helps Terramin prioritise per CEP issues  Tracks issues trends Review and Engage with  Allows identification of the update CEP community new trends  E.g. data gaps in community information Report on  Informs Terramin’s Review new informatio

  11. Slide 11: How does a CEP influence the Mining Lease Proposal?

    How does a CEP influence the Mining Lease Proposal? Report on Review new Engagement and information experiences Review draft Mining Lease Application Review new information against Mining in light of new questions & concerns Lease Determination Update Mining Lease Commence new Application/Impact Ass

  12. Slide 12: Engagement Tools

    Engagement Tools Advertising Newsletters; Community Updates Articles One on one meetings Brochures: discussion papers Public Submissions Community information sessions Questionnaires/surveys (incl. Open Days) (Woodside) Community Consultative Site tours Committee Correspondence Speaking Engagements

  13. Slide 13: Snapshot – March 2015 to August 2017

    Snapshot – March 2015 to August 2017 Immediate Landowners  Terramin has received and Regional Landowners responded to 463 unique Local Communities enquiries*, since the project Catchment groundwater users inception Visitor to the Region Local government  60% from the local community, Regulators re

  14. Slide 14: Snapshot – March 2015 to August 2017

    Snapshot – March 2015 to August 2017 Economic Impact & Opportunity  33% - employment, Community Engagement procurement and Environment opportunities Health & Safety Heritage  19% - water management Land Access and water quality Amenity  14% mine design & Mine Design & Operation operation Roads &

  15. Slide 15: TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 15

    TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 15

  16. Slide 16: Bird in Hand Gold Project

    Bird in Hand Gold Project TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 16

  17. Slide 17: Legislative Requirement

    Legislative Requirement  Mining Act 1971 (SA)  Includes Bond provisions – s. 62  Mining Regulations 2011 (SA)  Ministerial Determination for the Bird in Hand Gold Project  Ministerial Guidelines for preparing Mining Proposals and PEPRs Numerous Guidelines and Best Practice guides  Australian G

  18. Slide 18: Closure is inevitable – minerals are finite

     Closure is inevitable – minerals are finite  Closure forms a core aspect of mining projects  Modern projects – Closure is integrated into design process  Recognition that mine closure has increased community expectations  Legislative and regulatory response  Conceptual Closure Plan required a

  19. Slide 19: What is a Mine Closure Plan?

    What is a Mine Closure Plan? A plan which must be developed and approved before mining commences which outlines the activities to be undertaken to Ensure the site is left as chemically, geomorphically, ecologically and structurally stable as the surrounding areas after mine completion. TERRAMIN AUST

  20. Slide 20: What does a Mine Closure Plan include?

    What does a Mine Closure Plan include?  Potential land use options.  Final landform.  Proposed vegetation covers (including native vegetation that will not be disturbed due to proposed mining operations).  Any infrastructure that will remain on site and will become the responsibility of the futu

  21. Slide 21: Bond Calculation

    Bond Calculation  A bond is requested after a PEPR has been approved  Covers the full cost of the rehabilitation of the Project, along with contingencies, and must be lodged prior to commencement of mining  This is to ensure the community is not left with the financial liability for rehabilitatio

  22. Slide 22: What do Terramin propose for Mine Closure

    What do Terramin propose for Mine Closure  “All land on the mining lease affected by mining and associated activities is rehabilitated to achieve the agreed post mining land use”.  Intended to be offered for sale following mine closure. A range of site infrastructure elements are proposed to be re

  23. Slide 23: Proposed Outcomes

    Proposed Outcomes Topics covered – see Handout for details  Landform  Water  Biodiversity  Contamination  Plant and Equipment TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 23

  24. Slide 24: Key Closure Outcomes

    Key Closure Outcomes  Ensure all underground voids are filled to the extent that subsidence cannot occur at any time after mine closure  Ensure that the decline under Bird in Hand Road is backfilled to ensure in perpetuity integrity of the road.  The Lessee must ensure that upon mine closure, all

  25. Slide 25: Builds and Structures to remain

    Builds and Structures to remain  Administration offices, staff amenities and workshop is beneficial for potential viticultural land or similar complying land use 1. Site entrance 2. Sealed carpark 3. Office admin and workshop 4. Vehicle washbay 5. + 6. Existing farmhouse, sheds and dairy building 8

  26. Slide 26: Infrastructure and Hardstand to remain

    Infrastructure and Hardstand to remain  Stabilised hardstand areas provide opportunity for future build form, storage and vehicle movement 1. Site access stormwater drains 2. Sealed access road 3. Creek crossing 4. Hardstand for future built form - IML consumed as backfill in mine voids 5. Water st

  27. Slide 27: Site Services to remain

    Site Services to remain  Services terminated for decommissioned infrastructure (underground, cement batching, etc.) 1. Upgraded electrical supply 2. Internal electrical supply 3. Potable mains water supply 4. Non-potable water supply 5. Sewer 6. Communications TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 2

  28. Slide 28: Revegetation to remain

    Revegetation to remain  Improved biodiversity for long term benefit 1. Eucalypt woodland preserved with Heritage agreement 2. Perimeter canopy trees 3. Riparian corridor 4. Existing trees 5. Entry road verges 6. Farmhouse and carpark plantings 7. Maze 8. Water storage dams vegetation TERRAMIN AUSTR

  29. Slide 29: Proposed Native Vegetation Heritage Agreement extension

    Proposed Native Vegetation Heritage Agreement extension  Native Vegetation Heritage Agreement area 1. Existing Heritage listed Chimney 2. Existing Native Vegetation Heritage Agreement area 3. Proposed extension to Native Vegetation Heritage Agreement area 4. Potential former horse drawn “Puddler” r

  30. Slide 30: Before and After

    Before and After TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 30

  31. Slide 31: Before and After

    Before and After TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 31

  32. Slide 32: Riparian Revegetation

    Riparian Revegetation TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 32

  33. Slide 33: Groundwater

    Groundwater  No drawdown expected if Terramin continue to reinject water into the mine workings during the closure phase  This prevents a significant “cone of depression”  Can happen if not managed – but not significant  Very limited drawdown post-closure associated with the Project ceasing – 0.

  34. Slide 34: Closure Checklist – Practical steps for BIHGP

    Closure Checklist – Practical steps for BIHGP 1. Closure design work finalised – in Mining Lease Proposal and Program for Environmental Protection and Rehabilitation 2. Project completion and Closure announced. 3. Underground workings and vent raises/shafts backfilled to ensure site is geotechnicall

  35. Slide 35: Proposed Entrance – to remain

    Proposed Entrance – to remain Post-Closure TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 35

  36. Slide 36: Closure View - Cellardoors

    Closure View - Cellardoors Operations Post-Closure TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 36

  37. Slide 37: Closure View - Cellardoors

    Closure View - Cellardoors Operations VIEW ARTWINE CELLARDOOR Post-Closure TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 37

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    TERRAMIN AUSTRALIA LIMITED SLIDE No. 38

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