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Industry Noxious & Industry Rural – Lot 4, 235 Boomerang Road, Oldbury

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Consultation has concluded and a decision has been made.

Development application for Child Minding Centre, Beenyup Road, Byford

Outcome

At its June meeting, Council approved the development application for the development application for the use and works associated with manure bagging (‘Industry Noxious’) and green waste mulching (‘Industry Rural’) at Lot 4, 235 Boomerang Road, Oldbury, subject to conditions.

To view the Council decision, visit the Shire's Agenda and Minutes page and view the June Council Meeting Minutes.

Background

The Shire has received a development application for Industry Noxious (sheep manure bagging facility) and Industry Rural (green waste collection). In summary the development application seeks approval to:

  • Operate a dry sheep manure bagging facility. Manure will be received between 1-2 times a week, packed/bagged on site until shipment.
  • Construct of a 5.7m x10.1m shed incidental with the facility which proposes production of approximately 400tonnes of product per annum.
  • In addition to sheep manure bagging, the application proposes selling of pre-bagged products that include soil conditioner, jarrah firewood, jungle mulch, dry chicken mulch, cow manure, barley straw, potting mix, pine bark mulch dry chicken mulch, bentonite and compost.
  • Construction of a 25mx25m impermeable floor/hardstand for the green waste facility.
  • Green waste mulched on site via a mulching machine situated on the handstand.
  • Mulch will be transported from site to a waste facility by a green waste truck.
  • No composting process will occur on site.
  • Business will not be open to public.
  • Maximum of two full-time staff employed on-site at any one time.
  • Operations hours will be Monday to Friday 7am to 5pm and Saturday 7am to 3pm.

Where can I view the proposal?

The documents setting out and explaining the proposal are available to view under the "Documents" section of this page.

How can I comment?

The public comment period has now closed.

How can I find out more information?

The assessing teams contact details can be found under the "Who's Listening" section on this page. You can also contact the Shire's Administration Centre on (08) 9526 1111.

Outcome

At its June meeting, Council approved the development application for the development application for the use and works associated with manure bagging (‘Industry Noxious’) and green waste mulching (‘Industry Rural’) at Lot 4, 235 Boomerang Road, Oldbury, subject to conditions.

To view the Council decision, visit the Shire's Agenda and Minutes page and view the June Council Meeting Minutes.

Background

The Shire has received a development application for Industry Noxious (sheep manure bagging facility) and Industry Rural (green waste collection). In summary the development application seeks approval to:

  • Operate a dry sheep manure bagging facility. Manure will be received between 1-2 times a week, packed/bagged on site until shipment.
  • Construct of a 5.7m x10.1m shed incidental with the facility which proposes production of approximately 400tonnes of product per annum.
  • In addition to sheep manure bagging, the application proposes selling of pre-bagged products that include soil conditioner, jarrah firewood, jungle mulch, dry chicken mulch, cow manure, barley straw, potting mix, pine bark mulch dry chicken mulch, bentonite and compost.
  • Construction of a 25mx25m impermeable floor/hardstand for the green waste facility.
  • Green waste mulched on site via a mulching machine situated on the handstand.
  • Mulch will be transported from site to a waste facility by a green waste truck.
  • No composting process will occur on site.
  • Business will not be open to public.
  • Maximum of two full-time staff employed on-site at any one time.
  • Operations hours will be Monday to Friday 7am to 5pm and Saturday 7am to 3pm.

Where can I view the proposal?

The documents setting out and explaining the proposal are available to view under the "Documents" section of this page.

How can I comment?

The public comment period has now closed.

How can I find out more information?

The assessing teams contact details can be found under the "Who's Listening" section on this page. You can also contact the Shire's Administration Centre on (08) 9526 1111.

Consultation has concluded and a decision has been made.

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    What amount of soil conditioner, jarrah firewood, jungle mulch, dry chicken mulch, cow manure, barley straw, potting mix, pine bark mulch dry chicken mulch, bentonite, compost &Green waste mulched would be stored on site

    asked about 3 years ago
    • A maximum 8 pallets of each bagged product (i.e. soil conditioner, jungle mulch, dry chicken mulch, mushroom compost, cow manure, potting mix and pine bark mulch) with each pallet holding 32 x 60L bags;
    • A maximum of 20x pallets of 100L Sheep Manure;
    • A maximum of 10x pallets of 60L Sheep Manure;
    • A maximum of 1.5 pallets of bentonite (a pallet is 62 bags);
    • A maximum of 60 x 18KG bags of jarrah firewood;
    • A maximum of 84 small bales of barley straw; and 
    • There would be no more than 100m3 of green waste pre/post processing.


    All pallets would be laid out individually in rows as per the site plan extract and it should be emphasised that the above are maximums based on the Applicant’s current operations and are unlikely to be achieved on a regular basis.