Appendix A_2008-18430 SPL - Pre-lodgement advice (1)

                                                                                                  2008-18430 SPL



     DES Protected Plants Flora Survey Trigger Map
    https://environment.des.qld.gov.au/licences-permits/plants-animals/protected-plants/map-request.php
     DES Species List
    https://apps.des.qld.gov.au/report-request/species-list/
     Queensland Wetland Buffer Guideline
    https://wetlandinfo.des.qld.gov.au/resources/static/pdf/resources/reports/buffer-guide/wetland-buffer-
    guideline-14-04-13.pdf
     Queensland Treasury SPP Interactive Mapping
    https://planning.dsdmip.qld.gov.au/planning/spa-system/plan-making-under-spa/state-planning-
    under-spa/state-planning-policy
13. Acid Sulfate Soils
    It is likely that acid sulfate soils will be present at this location. An application must also consider the
    risk of disturbing acid sulfate soils, as well as providing a statement about how the risk is intended to
    be managed. Issues regarding acid sulfate soils should be addressed when responding to SDAP
    State code 8, especially with regard to PO11.

    The Queensland Acid Sulfate Soil Technical Manual outlines relevant scientific information and
    guidelines for Acid Sulfate Soil Management (https://publications.qld.gov.au/dataset/acid-sulfate-soil-
    management-guidelines).
14. Development Description
    Any application made should include a detailed description of the proposed development and a
    description of the existing site conditions of the proposed development location. In particular, the
    following documentation should be provided:
     Description of the land intended to be developed, including:
          o the property address, tenure and real property description of the land, and
     Description of the development, including:
          o location of all built structures, or structures to be modified or demolished, as a result of the
             proposed development
          o description of any operational works occurring on site including expected timeframes;
          o any machinery to be used or stored on the site
          o staging of the development if applicable, and
     Detailed and appropriately scaled drawings and/or plans which clearly identify the location of
         proposed development, including:
          o adjacent real property boundaries
          o adjacent riverbanks, walls, sandbanks, structures, the limit of vegetation, and/or other
             principal features of the immediate area
          o relevant tidal planes (e.g. Highest Astronomical Tide (HAT), Mean High Water Springs)
          o the location and setting out details for cross-sections, and
          o any other information required to accurately define the area and to allow the site to be
             readily identified from the plan.

    All plans/drawings should include title, date and numbering suitable to identify the plan and should be
    mapped to GDA94 projection.
Removal destruction or damage of marine plants
15. The proposed works are likely to involve the removal, destruction or damage of marine plants.
       Marine plants include:
         o any plant (a tidal plant (including marine algae) that usually grows on or adjacent to tidal
             lands whether it is living, dead, standing or fallen, or
         o any plant material on tidal land (up to the level of HAT).
     Plants such as mangroves, mangrove fern, saltcouch or samphire species are considered marine
     plants regardless of whether or not they are above or below the level of HAT.

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