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Infrastructure Demand Study Consultation

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Contact Details

Name*		Company*
Position*		Phone*
Email*

Comments on the Submission

Please be aware that your response could be made public in order to support the implementation of the proposed recommendations.

1. As a key stakeholder, service provider or infrastructure developer, what role would you play in supporting a recommendation and assisting in achieving the outcome? (Cite which recommendation has greatest relevance/impact for your business/industry or the community). 2. Do you consider that the proposed infrastructure corridors and utility hubs will assist in the progress of a proposed mine or infrastructure development in the various regions? 3. What key issues should be considered as part of the master planning process for infrastructure corridors and associated utility hubs? 4. What impacts, if any, do you envisage arising from the accelerated augmentation of the proposed 275Kv? 5. What additional detail in water mapping would provide the greatest benefit? 6. What type of programs or approaches do you think would help the South Australian Government attract new investment for infrastructure development for the resources and energy sector? 7. Would the identification and early approval of infrastructure corridors assist in reducing the risk for investors?

Supplementary Documentation

More detailed comments, individual recommendations and further information to support your statements can be attached below:

Can we contact you?

•  Yes, RESIC can contact me to discuss my comments further

•  Yes, I would like to receive updates on the progress of the study

 

     

 

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