sec.126Plan of surface land

### sec.126 Plan of surface land The site senior executive for a surface mine must ensure the mine has a plan, complying with this section, of its surface land. The scale of a hard copy of the plan must be 1:2500. The plan’s reference grid must use GDA as its basis or a grid that can be cross-referenced to GDA by information stated on the plan. The information about the mine shown on the plan must include the following— the mine’s boundaries; the boundaries of the following— any road, railway, power line or other type of reserve or easement on the surface within the mine’s boundaries; any creek, river, watercourse, lake, sea, dam or other possible inrush source on the surface within the mine’s boundaries or on land adjacent to the mine; the location of any artificial structures on the surface within the mine’s boundaries; the contours of the reduced levels of the mine workings floor at intervals, of not more than 5m, as are necessary to show potential hazards at the mine; the final extent and datum level of the limits of the excavation. The site senior executive must ensure at least 1 copy of the plan kept at the mine is drawn on a transparency so the plan can be overlaid on the plan of any underground mine workings. (sec.126-ssec.1) The site senior executive for a surface mine must ensure the mine has a plan, complying with this section, of its surface land. (sec.126-ssec.2) The scale of a hard copy of the plan must be 1:2500. (sec.126-ssec.3) The plan’s reference grid must use GDA as its basis or a grid that can be cross-referenced to GDA by information stated on the plan. (sec.126-ssec.4) The information about the mine shown on the plan must include the following— the mine’s boundaries; the boundaries of the following— any road, railway, power line or other type of reserve or easement on the surface within the mine’s boundaries; any creek, river, watercourse, lake, sea, dam or other possible inrush source on the surface within the mine’s boundaries or on land adjacent to the mine; the location of any artificial structures on the surface within the mine’s boundaries; the contours of the reduced levels of the mine workings floor at intervals, of not more than 5m, as are necessary to show potential hazards at the mine; the final extent and datum level of the limits of the excavation. (sec.126-ssec.5) The site senior executive must ensure at least 1 copy of the plan kept at the mine is drawn on a transparency so the plan can be overlaid on the plan of any underground mine workings. - (a) the mine’s boundaries; - (b) the boundaries of the following— (i) any road, railway, power line or other type of reserve or easement on the surface within the mine’s boundaries; (ii) any creek, river, watercourse, lake, sea, dam or other possible inrush source on the surface within the mine’s boundaries or on land adjacent to the mine; - (i) any road, railway, power line or other type of reserve or easement on the surface within the mine’s boundaries; - (ii) any creek, river, watercourse, lake, sea, dam or other possible inrush source on the surface within the mine’s boundaries or on land adjacent to the mine; - (c) the location of any artificial structures on the surface within the mine’s boundaries; - (d) the contours of the reduced levels of the mine workings floor at intervals, of not more than 5m, as are necessary to show potential hazards at the mine; - (e) the final extent and datum level of the limits of the excavation. - (i) any road, railway, power line or other type of reserve or easement on the surface within the mine’s boundaries; - (ii) any creek, river, watercourse, lake, sea, dam or other possible inrush source on the surface within the mine’s boundaries or on land adjacent to the mine;