ProjectProponent: Water Authority of Western AustraliaProposal description: The proposal includes the following major elements: a 17 metre high homogeneous earth fill embankment; an embankment crest length of approximately 190 metres; a capacity at full supply level (87 metres AHD) of approximately 1,500,000 cubic metres; a surface area at full supply level of approximately 28 ha; a pump off take within the Margaret River and pipeline to the dam located along existing tracks; relocation of Rosa Brook Road close to the limit of the Brook's catchment; and possible relocation of Telecom and SECWA lines along the new Rosa Brook alignment. As part of the development of the dam, dieback and erosion control strategies would be established and recreational amenities provided. Assessment Number: 394Region: South WestReferred under EP Act: s38Industry sector: InfrastructureLast updated: November 1, 1991Current Status: Ministerial Statement published 2. Decision on whether to assess this proposalChair's Determination: Consultative Environmental ReviewDate published: Wednesday, 18 April, 1990 3. AssessmentScopingApproved: Wednesday, 18 April, 1990 Environmental ReviewPublic submissions: Thursday, 29 March, 1990 to Thursday, 26 April, 1990Environmental Review documentation: Consultative Environmental Review document 4. EPA Report on assessmentEPA Report Number: 518EPA Report: Ten Mile Brook reservoir Margaret River town water supplyDate published: Thursday, 9 May, 1991 5. Decision on proposal and implementation of proposalMinisterial StatementDate of approval: Friday, 1 November, 1991Ministerial Statement: Ministerial Statement 190