Reply To: Washdown station

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04/05/2021 at 3:43 pm #1970
Luke Barbagallo
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    Hi Minh,

    Yes, neither are operational, as the State Government of Queensland has not maintained them.

    The existing sites are at Lakeland and Lakefield, and neither are currently operational. Assume that the systems that you would be introducing would be remote, and situated at the entry points to lands that are under local community control and management. We can’t provide a specific location, but assuming a generally remote site is the best starting point.

    Luke

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