Australian Potash has Cultural Heritage Management Plan approved for Lake Wells SOP Project
The company is finalising pre-development plans for the commencement of construction with the first production from the LSOP scheduled for mid-2023. The Lake Wells Sulphate of Potash Project in Western Australia looking east.
Australian Potash Ltd (ASX:APC) (ASX:APC) has received the final key environmental permit required for the development of Lake Wells Sulphate of Potash Project (LSOP) in Western Australia.
The state’s Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has approved the company’s Cultural Heritage Management Plan (CHMP).
EPA approval was required under the Ministerial Statement issued in February 2021 and provides a framework for understanding the cultural context within which the LSOP will be developed.
Australian Potash pushes ahead with pre-development at Lake Wells Sulphate of Potash Project
The ASX-lister’s pioneer potash project is a long-life operation spanning more than 30 years, with local and regional employment opportunities for up to 80 people in steady-state operations. The Lake Wells Village messing and accommodation.
Australian Potash Ltd (ASX:APC) has started constructing the Lake Wells Village, an accommodation site at its flagship potash asset in Western Australia.
The village will provide lodging for workers across the Lake Wells Sulphate of Potash Project (LSOP), which carries the largest measured, JORC-compliant sulphate of potash resource in Australia.
In addition to accommodation construction, the company says other pre-development activities are underway across the asset with borefield development drill rigs on-site and working across the project’s western borefield.
Australia’s first sulphate of potash mine will start production this week and five local mines could be producing the specialty fertiliser inside four years.
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