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Turkey Point Access Road and Bridge

Project
Proponent: 
Southern Ports Authority
Proposal description: 

The Proposal is to develop a new bridge with a single lane dual carriage road and dual use path over the Preston River, to Turkey Point, Bunbury, Western Australia.  

The Proposal requires a disturbance footprint of 9.59 ha within the overall Proposal Development Envelope (DE) of 11.34 ha.

Subtropical Temperate Coastal Saltmarsh Threatened Ecological Community (VT03 and VT04) is present within the Proposal DE and will require clearing of approximately 1.36 ha. 1.22 ha has been identified as potential foraging habitat for Black Cockatoos and 0.03 ha identified as potential Black Cockatoo breeding habitat. 

Two (2) registered Aboriginal heritage sites are known to occur within the Proposal DE. Acid sulphate soil (ASS) risk mapping over the Proposal DE indicating the Proposal is within an area that has a high to moderate risk of ASS.

Proposal Content Document: 
PDF icon Proposal Content Document - March 2025.pdf
Assessment Number: 
2275
Region: 
South West
Referred under EP Act: 
s38
Industry sector: 
Utilities
Last updated: 
March 17, 2025
Current Status: 
Ministerial Statement published
Ministerial Statement published
1. Referral
Comment on this referral: 
Turkey Point Access Bridge
Comment period: 
Thursday, 13 August, 2020 to Wednesday, 19 August, 2020
Referral documentation: 
PDF icon Referral Form.pdf
PDF icon Supporting Document.pdf
PDF icon Supporting Document - Appendices.pdf
2. Decision on whether to assess this proposal
Chair's Determination: 
Assess - Additional Assessment Information
Extract of determination: 
PDF icon Turkey Point Access Road and Bridge
Preliminary Environmental Factors: 
Social Surroundings
Flora and Vegetation
Terrestrial Fauna
Inland Waters
Date published: 
Monday, 18 January, 2021
3. Assessment
Request for further information
Date: 
Friday, 15 January, 2021
File upload: 
PDF icon Turkey Point Access Road and Bridge - Notice requiring information for assessment - 150121
Environmental Review
Environmental Review documentation: 
PDF icon App A - Preliminary design.pdf
PDF icon App B - Tidal innudation report.pdf
PDF icon App C - DWER contaminated sites database.pdf
PDF icon App D - Ecological Investigations.pdf
PDF icon App E - GHG assessment.pdf
PDF icon App F - EPBC Protected Matters.pdf
PDF icon Offset Strategy Turkey Point.pdf
PDF icon Turkey Point Access Road & Bridge Updated Referral Document & Additional Info.pdf
Date Published (Environmental Review documentation): 
December 8, 2021
Change to proposal during assessment under s. 43A
s. 43A notice: 
PDF icon CMS17872 - S43A Notice - 201021.pdf
Date of approval s. 43A: 
Wed, 20/10/2021
4. EPA Report on assessment
EPA Report Number: 
1719
EPA Report: 
PDF icon EPA Report 1719 - Turky Point Access Road and Bridge - assessment report.pdf
Key Environmental Factors: 
Flora and Vegetation
Terrestrial Fauna
Inland Waters
Date published: 
Tuesday, 1 February, 2022
Appeals close: 
Tuesday, 22 February, 2022
5. Decision on proposal and implementation of proposal
Ministerial Statement
Date of approval: 
Thursday, 7 July, 2022
Ministerial Statement: 
PDF icon Statement 1192.pdf
Post-assessment changes
s. 45C amendments: 

Attachment 1 to Statement 1192 - Amendments to introduction, condition 1, figure and schedule 1. Change to statement approved under s. 45C on 5 September 2024.

Attachment 2 to Statement 1192 – Amendments to condition 1 (figure and schedule 1), condition 3-4 and the addition of a definition for Temporary construction causeway.  Changes to statement approved under s. 45C on 17 March 2025

Attachments: 
PDF icon Attachment 1 - Summary of Reasons.pdf
PDF icon Attachment 2 - Notice and Summary of Reasons.pdf
Date of approval s. 45C: 
Thursday, 5 September, 2024
Monday, 17 March, 2025

Source URL:https://www.epa.wa.gov.au/proposals/turkey-point-access-road-and-bridge