Holcim Concrete Batching Plant Continued Operation, Perth – State Administrative Tribunal Review - Reconsideration of Approval Conditions
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Consultation closes 19 June
Overview
An application has been made to the State Administrative Tribunal (SAT) seeking amendments to some of the conditions of the approval granted by the Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) on 27 June 2024 for the continued operation of the Holcim Concrete Batching Plant located at 120 Claisebrook Road, Perth.
The SAT has invited the WAPC to reconsider Conditions 11 to 14 relating to decommissioning and remediation of the plant.
The application does not seek modifications or extensions to the operational timeframe and the plant’s closure by December 2027.
The application requests the following:
Deletion of Conditions 11 & 12
The applicant is seeking to delete Conditions 11 and 12 of the approval and replace them with a condition to provide the WAPC with Annual Ambient Air (Dust) Monitoring Reports and reports for planned discharge of treated wastewater.
Modification to Conditions 13 & 14
Bring forward the approval timeframe for the decommissioning plan to provide additional time for decommissioning works to occur; and
Provide for the final decommissioning plan to be guided by a concept closure plan, identifying infrastructure to remain and proposed site/public realm upgrades (in consultation with the City of Vincent and Department of Water and Environmental Regulation).
A comparison between the approved conditions and the proposed amendments can be found in the Key Documents on this page.
Further details of the application can be found in the Applicant’s Cover letter and Applicant’s Closure Concept & Supporting Information.
The SAT has invited the WAPC to reconsider the conditions by 4 September 2025.
Consultation feedback from members of the public and other stakeholders will be provided to the WAPC for final determination. The stakeholders include the City of Vincent, Department of Water and Environmental Regulation, Department of Transport, Main Roads WA and City of Perth.
The agenda and minutes for the extension application approved by the WAPC on 27 June 2024 can be found on the following page:
An application has been made to the State Administrative Tribunal (SAT) seeking amendments to some of the conditions of the approval granted by the Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) on 27 June 2024 for the continued operation of the Holcim Concrete Batching Plant located at 120 Claisebrook Road, Perth.
The SAT has invited the WAPC to reconsider Conditions 11 to 14 relating to decommissioning and remediation of the plant.
The application does not seek modifications or extensions to the operational timeframe and the plant’s closure by December 2027.
The application requests the following:
Deletion of Conditions 11 & 12
The applicant is seeking to delete Conditions 11 and 12 of the approval and replace them with a condition to provide the WAPC with Annual Ambient Air (Dust) Monitoring Reports and reports for planned discharge of treated wastewater.
Modification to Conditions 13 & 14
Bring forward the approval timeframe for the decommissioning plan to provide additional time for decommissioning works to occur; and
Provide for the final decommissioning plan to be guided by a concept closure plan, identifying infrastructure to remain and proposed site/public realm upgrades (in consultation with the City of Vincent and Department of Water and Environmental Regulation).
A comparison between the approved conditions and the proposed amendments can be found in the Key Documents on this page.
Further details of the application can be found in the Applicant’s Cover letter and Applicant’s Closure Concept & Supporting Information.
The SAT has invited the WAPC to reconsider the conditions by 4 September 2025.
Consultation feedback from members of the public and other stakeholders will be provided to the WAPC for final determination. The stakeholders include the City of Vincent, Department of Water and Environmental Regulation, Department of Transport, Main Roads WA and City of Perth.
The agenda and minutes for the extension application approved by the WAPC on 27 June 2024 can be found on the following page:
