Australian Capital Territory
Waste Minimisation (West Belconnen Borrow Pit Remediation Fees) Determination 2009 (No 1)
Disallowable Instrument DI2009—207
Made under the
Waste Minimisation Act 2001, Section 45 – Determination of fees

1.	Name of instrument
This instrument is the Waste Minimisation (West Belconnen Borrow Pit Remediation Fees) Determination 2009 (No 1).
2.	Commencement
This instrument commences on 21 September 2009.
3.	Determination of fees 
The fee payable in respect of each matter listed in the schedule, part 1, column 2 is the amount listed for that item in column 3.
4.	Payment of fees
A fee listed in the schedule is payable to the Department of Territory and Municipal Services by the person requesting the good or service listed.
5.	Fee Waivers
The Minister may waive a fee if it is in the public interest to do so.
6.	Goods and services tax
Where applicable, GST inclusive fees are marked with a double asterisk (**).
7.	Dictionary
The dictionary in the schedule, part 2 provides definitions for this instrument.

Jon Stanhope MLA
Minister for Territory and Municipal Services
18 September 2009

Part 1 – Fees 
column 1
Item number	column 2 
Description of matter for which fee is payable	column 3
Fee payable from 21 September 2009	
1.	Acceptance of Contaminated Remediation Material, with site management services provided by the Territory or a third party appointed by the Territory.
Note:	Written approval for deposit of this material is required from the Environment Protection Authority.	$66.00 per tonne	
2.	Acceptance of Contaminated Remediation Material, with site management services provided by the generator or transporter of the material.
Note:	Written approval for deposit of this material is required from the Environment Protection Authority.  The Department will require site management to be undertaken by a suitably qualified and authorised company.	$55.00 per tonne	
3.	Acceptance of Beneficial Re-use Remediation Material, with site management services provided by the Territory or a third party appointed by the Territory.
Note:	Written approval for deposit of this material is required from the Environment Protection Authority.  The Department will only accept quantities in excess of 100 tonnes.	$33.00 per tonne	
4.	Acceptance of Virgin Excavation Natural Material, where the volume of fill is more than 100 tonnes but less than 1,000 tonnes (from a single point of origin), with site management services provided by the Territory or a third party appointed by the Territory.	$9.90 per tonne	
5.	Acceptance of Virgin Excavation Natural Material, where the volume of fill is more than 1,000 tonnes (from a single point of origin), with site management services provided by the Territory or a third party appointed by the Territory.	$3.30 per tonne	

Part 2 – Dictionary
Contaminated Remediation Material means soil contaminated with small amounts of bonded asbestos sheeting.
Beneficial Re-use Remediation Material means material such as clay, gravel, sand, soil and rock that has been extracted from areas that are or have been previously contaminated.
Virgin Excavation Natural Material means excavated material such as clay, gravel, sand, soil and rock that is not mixed with any other waste and that:
(a)	has been excavated from areas that are not contaminated, as a result of industrial, commercial, mining or agricultural activities, with manufactured chemicals, or that does not contain sulphidic ores or soils; or
(b)	consists of excavated natural materials that is suitably approved by the Environment Protection Authority.