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

                                                                                                                  Permit
                                                               Environmental authority P-EA-100527093

                         based on a reasonable risk-management approach.

                    Plant and equipment
                    An appropriately qualified person must install, operate, calibrate, and maintain the plant and
      G7.0
                    equipment required to carry out the activity (including monitoring devices) in a proper and
                    effective manner.
                    Records of installation, calibration and maintenance carried out under condition G7.0 must
      G7.1
                    be kept.

                    Record keeping
                    Unless otherwise specified by a condition of this environmental authority, records must be:
                    a) kept for the period outlined in Table 1 – Record keeping requirements; and
                    b) provided to the administering authority upon request and in the format requested.
        G8          Table 1 – Record keeping requirements
                      Description of records        Retention requirement
                      Monitoring results            Retain for 15 years
                      All other records             Retain for 5 years

                    Chemical storage
        G9          Chemicals and fuels in containers of greater than 15 litres must be stored within a secondary
                    containment system.
                    Monitoring and sampling
      G10.0         All monitoring and sampling required by the conditions of this environmental authority must
                    be carried out, interpreted, and recorded by an appropriately qualified person.
                    Unless otherwise authorised in writing by the administering authority, all laboratory analyses
                    required under this environmental authority must be carried out by a laboratory that has
      G10.1
                    National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) accreditation for such analyses. The only
                    exception to this condition is for in situ monitoring of dissolved oxygen and pH.
                    At least 10 business days prior to commencing a dredge operation, written notification1 must
                    be provided to the administering authority of the following:
                    a)   Commencement date of the dredge operation; and
                    b)   Footprint of the area subject to the dredge operation; and
                    c)   Quantity of material (in tonnes) subject to the dredge operation; and
       G11          d)   Expected end date of the dredge operation.
                    1 Written notification can be via email to [email protected] or mailed to:

                              Department of Environment and Science
                              Permit and Licence Management
                              Implementation and Support Unit
                              GPO Box 2454
                              Brisbane QLD 4001




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