Cover Letter, DA Form 1, Plans, Owners Consent, Coastal Environment Assessment · OPW21/0049

                                                                                              2008-18430 SPL



                o expected water quality parameters for the discharge
                o the current and intended land use of the proposed disposal site, and
                o detail on how the dredge spoil disposal area will be made fit for future land use.
       An acid sulfate soil management plan detailing how any acid sulfate soils are to be managed.
       An ecological report identifying any significant ecological values (particularly matters of State
        environmental significance) within or adjacent to the proposed dredge footprint and disposal area
        that could be impacted as a result of the activity.

4. The application must address the PO’s for the environmental objectives of the operational
   assessment prescribed in Schedule 8, Part 3, Division 1 of the EP Reg.

    The application must include a technical assessment of the environmental risks to the receiving
    environment in relation to air, water, noise, land and waste associated with the activity/ies. The
    application must show how the PO’s for each environmental objective are met. Technical guidelines
    detailing the minimum information that should be supplied to support an application are available on
    the Business and Industry Portal:
    • Air: https://environment.des.qld.gov.au/assets/documents/regulation/era-gl-air-impacts.pdf
    • Land: https://environment.des.qld.gov.au/assets/documents/regulation/era-gl-land-impacts.pdf
    • Noise: https://environment.des.qld.gov.au/assets/documents/regulation/era-gl-noise-impacts.pdf
    • Water: https://environment.des.qld.gov.au/assets/documents/regulation/era-gl-water-impacts.pdf
    • Waste: https://environment.des.qld.gov.au/assets/documents/regulation/era-gl-waste-impacts.pdf

5. Please address the standard criteria as defined in Schedule 4 Dictionary of the Environmental
   Protection Act 1994 in regards to the proposed activity (including the dredging aspects and disposal
   of dredge spoil aspects).

6. The diagnostic tool function (link below) can be used to generate a report that will include how and
   where to apply, the application and annual fees that apply, how to determine environmental
   impacts/relevant Environmental Protection Policies, guidance materials to assist in the preparation of
   supporting information and additional resources.
   https://www.business.qld.gov.au/business/running/environment/licences-permits/form-fees-finder

7. Concurrence ERA
   Any development application made should provide a response to the latest version of the SDAP
   State code 22, in its entirety, identifying how the proposed development meets each PO by
   addressing all applicable AO’s.
8. As part of the application supporting documentation, a Shoreline Erosion Management Plan (SEMP)
   that has been reviewed and supported by the Department of Environment and Science (DES) will
   need to be provided. Please ensure the SEMP has been sent to [email protected] for
   technical review.

    Please note, DES does not endorse SEMPs, however it is critical to have it reviewed and supported
    by DES as it will be a key document to support any future development applications.
Tidal works or work is a coastal management district
9. State code 8
    Please provide a response to the latest version of the SDAP State code 8, in its entirety, identifying
    how the proposed development meets each PO.

10. Matters of State environmental significance (MSES)
    Following a preliminary investigation, the proposed works are within the following MSES:
    • Regulated Vegetation (defined watercourse).


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