P-EA-100527093 - EA Permit - Noosa Shire Council - 20231108 (3)

                                                                                                            Permit
                                                              Environmental authority P-EA-100527093

                         d) the date and amount of material removed in tonnage and volume (m3); and
                         e) the methodology used to calculate tonnage and volume of material removed; and
                         f)   the date, tonnage and volume of material placed at the placement site; and
                         g) a survey, prepared by an appropriately qualified person, of the placement site and
                            the surrounding adjacent area likely to be affected by the placement.

 LAND

                    Treatment and management of acid sulfate soils must comply with the latest edition of the
        L1          Queensland acid sulfate soil technical manual (available on the Queensland government
                    website).
                    Placement of dredged material must occur in a way that creates a safe, stable, non-
        L2
                    polluting landform.
                    Beach Nourishment
       L3.0         Placement of dredged material for beach nourishment must occur in a way that creates a
                    safe landform that is uniform with the surrounding environment.
                    Earthworks associated with beach nourishment must avoid underlying bedrock, coffee
       L3.1
                    rock, and other cemented sediment material or consolidated mud/organic material layers.
                    Dredged material placed under condition G1 of this environmental authority must not cover
        L4
                    any dune vegetation.

 WATER

                    This authority permits the release of bed sediments necessarily disturbed as a result of
       WT1          dredging provided that the release of those bed sediments is within the approved location(s)
                    specified in condition G1.
                    A sediment plume monitoring program must:
                         a) be developed and implemented by an appropriately qualified person; and
       WT2
                         b) include trigger levels and management actions to ensure the requirements of
                            condition WT5.
                    Dredging must cease while the sediment plume extends to within 10m of a sensitive receptor
       WT3
                    that is not within the approved location(s) specified in condition G1.
                    This environmental authority permits the release of sediments naturally distributed following
       WT4
                    the completion of beach nourishment activities.




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