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

Noosa Spit Coastal Protection Environmental Assessment                                                                                                      B-25
State Codes


 State Code 11: ERA’s
 PO5 Development is designed to include                       No acceptable outcome is prescribed.      Complies – the Dredge Management Plan will contain
 elements which:                                                                                        management measures for containing any waste
 prevent or minimise the production of hazardous                                                        products on the dredge vessel in suitable receptacles.
 contaminants and waste as by-products; or
 contain and treat hazardous contaminants on-
 site rather than releasing them into the
 environment; and
 provide secondary containment to prevent the
 accidental release of hazardous contaminants to
 the environment from spillage or leaks.
 PO6 Environmentally hazardous materials                      No acceptable outcome is prescribed.      Any hazardous substances on board dredge vessels will
 located on site are stored to avoid or minimise                                                        be contained appropriately. Spill equipment will also be
 their release into the environment due to                                                              kept on board in the event of an unplanned event.
 inundation during flood events.



 All development – matters of environmental significance
 PO7 Development:                                             No acceptable outcome is prescribed.      Works impact on a number of MSES, as detailed in the
 avoids impacts on matters of state environmental                                                       assessment report. These impacts are generally minor in
 significance; or                                                                                       nature, and are not assessed to have a significant impact
                                                                                                        as defined by the Significant Residual Impact Guidelines
 minimises and mitigates impacts on matters of
                                                                                                        with the exception of impacts to marine plants. A number
 state environmental significance after
                                                                                                        of management measures have been put in place to
 demonstrating avoidance is not reasonably
                                                                                                        minimise these impacts, as described in the assessment
 possible; and
                                                                                                        report.
 provides an offset if, after demonstrating all
 reasonable avoidance, minimisation and
 mitigation measures are undertaken, the
 development results in an acceptable significant
 residual impact on a matter of state
 environmental significance.

 Statutory note: For Brisbane core port land, an offset may
 only be applied to development on land identified as E1
 Conservation/Buffer, E2 Open Space or Buffer/Investigation



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