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Minerals progressive rehabilitation and closure plan

P-PRCP-100882877 · JUBILEE METALS LIMITED

PRC plan P-PRCP-100882877 for JUBILEE METALS LIMITED (EPML00950913), minerals. Current schedule final milestone 2053-12-10; 10 rehabilitation and improvement areas. 1 applications, including information requests and replies.

Environmental authority
EPML00950913
Holders
JUBILEE METALS LIMITED
Tenures
ML5248
Plan versions
P-PRCP-100882877 (effective 2025-12-10)
Current schedule final milestone
2053-12-10
Areas in current schedule
10 · 80 ha

Schedule versions

VersionEffectiveFinal milestoneAreasDocument
1 (current)2025-12-102053-12-1010Schedule PDF

Rehabilitation and improvement areas

From the current schedule's tables. Land use categories are keyword groupings; the schedule's wording is shown beneath.

AreaActivitiesHectaresPost-mining land useFirst milestonePage
RA1rehabilitationContent WRD and Historic Sediment Dam7.8GrazingLow intensity grazing on native vegetationRehabilitation of RA1 commenced prior to PRCP transition17
RA2rehabilitationContent Hardstand, Historic Laydown Area North, Historic other mining disturbance and Historic Laydown Area South3.8GrazingLow intensity grazing on native vegetation10/12/203118
RA3rehabilitationGolden Butterfly and Iguana WRDs and backfilled pit (including the Golden Butterfly North Pit to be backfilled)37.6GrazingLow intensity grazing on native vegetation10/12/203019
RA4rehabilitationIn-pit tailings storage facilities: Content Pit and Lady Isabella Pit4.4GrazingLow intensity grazing on native vegetation10/12/203020
RA5rehabilitationSediment Basin, Mine infrastructure area (MIA) Sediment Basin and PAF Sump1GrazingLow intensity grazing on native vegetation10/12/203221
RA6rehabilitationBombay Pit (2.4 ha) and Bombay set back area (0.7 ha)3.1Water, diversions and flood landformsWater Storage10/12/203022
RA7rehabilitationRoads and tracks10.3GrazingLow intensity grazing on native vegetation10/12/203423
RA8rehabilitationTopsoil and Subsoil Stockpile area6.2GrazingLow intensity grazing on native vegetation10/12/203424
RA9rehabilitationMIA5.8GrazingLow intensity grazing on native vegetation10/12/203325
IA1improvementIguana Pit (9.8 ha) and setback (1.4 ha)NUMA or voidResidual Void10/12/203035

Application A-PRCP-NEW-100882868

Plan effective
2025-12-10
Register
Application record
9 documents on the register

Replies to requests not published on the register: 1

item 2

Request, as quoted by the applicant(proposed PRC plan and/or PRCP Guideline) Rehabilitation Planning Part 1 Section 5 of the proposed PRC plan The PRC plan contained limited information regarding:  water quality of the water which will be released;  dilution factors and  factor of safety (FoS) for each NUMA. In accordance with section 126C and 126D of the EP Act and further detailed in section 6.3.2 of the PRCP Guideline, the PRC plan must provide information regarding how Non-Use Management Areas (NUMAs) will be managed in way that achieves best practice management, minimises risks to the environment and ensures that there are no environmental impacts beyond the tenure boundary. Provide an updated PRC plan with an assessment of each possible spill/over topping event, identified via modelling, including:  analysis of the water quality with and without dilution,  potential environmental impact from the event,  mitigation measures and,  area to be affected by the spill or overtopping event. 2 Section 2.4.8.1 Mining Pits, Section 7.1.7.7 Water Balance Assessment (2020), Appendix G RGS Summary Report on Goldsim Modelling and Appendix H Croydon Gold Mine Water Pit void water balance modelling suggested overtopping of Content Pit could occur. Proposed mitigation strategies include transfer of water from Content to Golden Butterfly Pits and extending the abandonment bund of Content Pit to reduce surface water inflow. No information on the effectiveness of this bund on Content Pit inflow was presented within th

Applicant repliedPage 3 of 10 • ESR/2016/3447 • Version 4.00 • Last reviewed: 09 JUN 2021 Queensland Government

Response, page 3