The Penrice mine produces chemical grade limestone for the Penrice Soda Products Pty Ltd (PSP), Osborne soda ash manufacturing plant. The mine also produces raw stone for cement manufacture, aggregates, and production material for foundry flux, glass and paver manufacture. It is estimated that 75.8Mt in situ marble (of all grades) and 11.6Mt waste will be produced from the pit. The volume of product for external sales was 1.27 Mt during 2007/2008 financial year. Documents and reportsDust Management Plan |
Community Consultation GroupThe Penrice Community Consultation Group (PCCG) provides a forum to discuss the operation of the Penrice Mine, considering community views, interests and concerns related to the mine. About the PCCG Agenda for the meeting to be held 15 May 2013 (.doc 47.0kb) Recently added documents and reports
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| Dust management plan |
The Dust Management Plan fulfils commitments made by Penrice Quarries M to the Penrice Community Consultative Group and the implementation of the Environmental Improvement Plan Stage 2.
| Noise Modelling Report |
AECOM's Noise Modelling Report, with results of the survey of existing mobile and fixed plant at the Penrice mine/quarry.
| Groundwater Reports |
Aquaterra and Golder reports and PIRSA's response to and comments on the reports
Note: from 1 January 2012 the Mineral Resources Division, formerly part of the Department for Primary Industries and Resources South Australia (PIRSA), transitioned to the Department of Manufacturing, Innovation, Trade, Resources and Energy (DMITRE)
| Environment Improvement Program |
| Environment Protection Authority Particle Monitoring |
Daily average
| Environmental reports - external complaints |
Environmental issues are now addressed in the compliance reports
| Strategic Visual Amenity Plan (SVAP) |
| Compliance Reports (MARCRs) |
| Mine and Rehabilitation Plan (MARP) |
Note: provisions under the amended Mining Act which came into force on 1 July 2011 legislate specific content requirements for programs for environment protection and rehabilitation (PEPRs). All existing MARPs will be deemed to be PEPRs.
For the southern portion of the land west of the pit: sets out the environmental risks, environmental outcomes, criteria and management strategies for associated mining activity
Mine operations plan/Mine rehabilitation plan (MOP/MARP) Angaston limestone mine October 2011 (.pdf 1.7Mb)
Note: The Appendices are not yet available for download - they will be posted to the website as soon as possible
| Other documents |