facthunter Posted yesterday at 12:36 AM Posted yesterday at 12:36 AM Too much Liability In Making it available to the Public. Nev 1
PureCaboose Posted yesterday at 12:38 AM Posted yesterday at 12:38 AM Keep it a private ALA, you need permission to land on it (unless it is an emergency) like when you mates drive their cars on your property. 3
Ian Posted yesterday at 10:35 PM Posted yesterday at 10:35 PM On 25/10/2025 at 2:27 AM, Moneybox said: True, that’s the old Big Bell hotel a little west of here. My ground is totally void of shrubbery however I bought the grader and drainage pipes and commenced work but I have issues with the shire at present. It has nothing to do with the airstrip but they have applied to the Mines Department to take my mining lease for recreation. No consultation with me just a letter from the Mines Department asking for my response which I did. Now I’m in the process of loading my guns ready for the first volley of legal action. I have the lawyer lined up and intend to consult with my legal team on Monday. My lease has proven reserves of over 25,000oz of gold. I wouldn’t normally go down this road but I met the shire CEO on two occasions in the week prior to receiving the notification from the Mines Department but never heard a whisper about the proposals taking place. If they want to play dirty I’m all in…. This is a small town and a very small community, there’s no call for this sort of behaviour. Can't a mine have an airstrip? There appear to be lots that do. 2
onetrack Posted yesterday at 10:58 PM Posted yesterday at 10:58 PM There's a big difference between an exploration lease, and an operational mining project. The latter has to be officially approved and recognised as a project, with all the attendant extra permits and approvals from all levels of Govt. An exploration lease is simply a licence to explore for minerals with set expenditure provisions. W.A. mining laws are in the process of altering for smaller mining operations, the new legal structure for small scale mining is called an MDC (Mining Development and Closure Proposal). An application to install an airstrip in W.A. must cover local zoning laws, infrastructure laws, aviation regulations, and environmental laws. In mining areas, a GPL (General Purpose Lease) must be taken out for airstrip use. https://www.wa.gov.au/organisation/department-of-mines-petroleum-and-exploration/mining-development-and-closure-proposals 1 1
skippydiesel Posted 23 hours ago Author Posted 23 hours ago "An application to install an airstrip in W.A. must cover local zoning laws, infrastructure laws, aviation regulations, and environmental laws. In mining areas, a GPL (General Purpose Lease) must be taken out for airstrip use." As I keep saying - why build an airstrip??? Way way to much bureaucracy/complication/angst/ etc Just grade a nice reasonably straight, reasonably level, without potholes & close trees/structures, farm road AN ALA !!!! No permission required. 😈 1
T510 Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago At the recent Yarram club meeting we were told that number of movements at the aerodrome have dropped 40% since the introduction of landing fees. They are still trying to get the information about the fee split between the council and AVData 1 1 2
Blueadventures Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago Can you erect a horse shelter on your property?
BrendAn Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago 2 hours ago, T510 said: At the recent Yarram club meeting we were told that number of movements at the aerodrome have dropped 40% since the introduction of landing fees. They are still trying to get the information about the fee split between the council and AVData Probably why sale is quiet too. I know one person who has had a go at Wellington shire . They have been double charging him using the cameras at each end. 1 1
Moneybox Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago 53 minutes ago, Blueadventures said: Can you erect a horse shelter on your property? Might depend on how many horsepower you intend to keep in there.... My problem is that I cannot disturb the soil using machinery without, as onetrack says, a Mining Development and Closure Proposal so that's what I submitted. It may have been a mistake as I've been a little hasty in dealing with the Shire proposal. 2
johnm Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago Ask Council if you can put some tables and chairs out front of house - that's pretty harmless and no doubt they'l say yes 3 1
skippydiesel Posted 19 hours ago Author Posted 19 hours ago Seems to me you problem comes down to wanting to do something minor, within the town limits. Dont know how far the limits extend however would it be possible to move your project to just outside the town boundary ???😈 1
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