Traduction de «terrain de 9 trous » (Français → Anglais) :

3. The proposed increase in the size of an area that is used for golfing in a national park or national park reserve, or the proposed increase in the number of holes that are used for golfing within such an area.

Article 14 ('Financial Guarantee') now requires that funds should be readily available at any given time for the rehabilitation of the land affected by the waste facility (the common position text stated 'rehabilitation of the site'); Article 14 also requires the size of the guarantee to be periodically (common position: appropriately) adjusted in accordance with any rehabilitation work needed to be carried out on the land affected by the waste facility; Article 10 ('Excavation voids') now requires Member States to endure that operators, when placing extractive waste back into excavation voids for rehabilitation and construction purpos ...[+++]es, to ensure the monitoring of the extractive waste and the excavation void (common position only referred to the extractive waste and not to the excavation void); Article 11 ('Construction and management of waste facilities') requires the competent authority to satisfy itself that the operator ensures that the waste facility is suitably located taking into particular account a number of factors which now include 'Community or national obligations relating to protected areas'.

Waste placed back into the excavation voids either for their rehabilitation or for construction purposes related to the mineral extraction process, such as the building or maintenance within voids of means of access for machinery, haulage ramps, bulkheads, safety barricades or berms, needs also to be subject to certain requirements in order to protect surface water and/or groundwater, secure the stability of such waste, and ensure appropriate monitoring upon cessation of such activities.

This golf centre has three magnificent regulation 18-hole courses, an 18-hole executive course, a practice range and an impressive clubhouse.

- Treats land as a precious resource that must be used in the most efficient way possible, reusing land and empty property within the urban area in preference to seeking new land outside and avoiding urban sprawl (compact cities and, at the regional level, concentrated decentralisation).

In 1980, we had drilled the drill holes, had found the coal, and had delineated the location of the coal seams through expert people from Kilbourne Engineering and from the great mining engineers of Devco — people like Steve Farrell and Dr. Bill Shaw of Antigonish, who probably know the Sydney coal field better than any other person.