Yep, thanks. None of the Google images are new. I was mainly interested in knowing precisely where that proposed power station came from (i.e. referenced source) and precisely when it was proposed. Browsing through the various aerial images over time reveals that it was never built on the BS project.
If you look carefully you'll see the "Existing Substation" label adjoining the proposed power station footprint immediately to the south. It's more visible in that 2014 aerial photo than photos of more recent times (i.e. somewhat overshadowed in the pics by nearby trees, relative to the slightly differing aerial photo angles and poorer resolutions.)
The whole thing is a bit of a mystery. Maybe there was a concern at the time of future grid access continuity which eventually resolved itself.
Cheers.
PS. Yep, that item you had a question mark about on the last page is indeed the ROM pad. The crusher which the ROM pad feeds is the structure immediately abutting the lower LHS of the open flat grey area in that pic (i.e. the northern edge when viewed normally).
PPS. Stepping back to Google Earth, conveyor that runs roughly east-west (roughly) between the two ore bins (i.e. in the middle) is proposed to be relocated/reoriented to feed the original small 150kt pa grinding mill (as indicated on the GRE CAD diagram).
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