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To carry heavy loads needed for the construction and

operation of the nuclear pov!er station at Jervis Bay, the

Australian Atomic '1 1eygY Commission  ssio l '_l shortly Build G.

heavy duty access road to the site at _ ay

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The Minister for 1

7 , i ion !_ Development  t ( Mr. >: v ar'tz) said

the i i c, .'  y^ had appointed 1 today ih thattheCo::z, ' .^ NJ^O__ Lt l^. a_^_^_ointcd the Sydney

engineering

i e"' "!  C' , Haskins  ^t n  =n Davey ^^.. iJ  consultants  vC^.nts for the mo

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firm of G -L -t ^_d,Ve _ ^^,s_ i-_s and

This firm had -previously done

T ,-jork for the co y;ln _scion at

its Lucas Heights research establishment.

it had also oo

- r ie l "t` ith the Si oalhlaven Â»'lire Council over

a period of 20 J '

r ea^.s on a v^?17..: ty of uudertcikings ad was familiar with local conditions.

The road woo.ld Be four miles 10_18 nsF. would  1 .1arreo ise with the plans for the general future development    of Jervis lay

territory.

Tenders for the construction of the road would Be called

abol?f, X112 middle 01 19 r10, i'.i7_'. S ;a rtz said.

At  an early ` ^ stage in ire G 0` i ,.._1e po

-- ' ,d water supplies

would Be Brought in pro:._ LL em South Bales for construction

purposes.

1! m -in i nE, for these services is p 'c: g.

^, $' -, -, has -i ,,eÃ¢ÂÂ¢. Been a, )  ; roved b About ^^^ .7 million a already ve by the Commonwealth Government for some '

j _ j in ry works.

Jervis Bay.

3 February,1970

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