2211-31930 SRA_Response with conditions_OPW22-0251

                                                                                                2211-31930 SRA




                 Permit and License Management
                 GPO Box 2454
                 Brisbane Qld 4001

        Note: Appropriately qualified person(s) means a person or persons
        who has professional qualifications, training, skills and experience
        relevant to soil chemistry or acid sulfate soil management and can
        give authoritative assessment, advice and analysis in relation to acid
        sulfate soil management using the relevant protocols, standards,
        methods or literature.
7.      Remove and dispose of the existing access ramp at an appropriately       Within three months of
        licenced facility that accepts such waste.                               commencement of the
                                                                                 demolition
10.6.3.3.1.1 – Operational work involving marine plants— The chief executive administering the
Planning Act 2016 nominates the Director-General of Department of Agriculture and Fisheries to be
the enforcement authority for the development to which this development approval relates for the
administration and enforcement of any matter relating to the following conditions:
8.      Development is limited to permanently remove, damage, destroy            At all times
        marine plants within 22.5m2 as shown in Table 1: Permanent impacts
        to marine plants and Figure 2: Proposed marine plant impacts at
        Catalina Jetty of the report titled Marine Plant Assessment – Catalina
        Jetty, Gympie Terrace, Noosaville Retaining Wall Upgrade prepared
        by Native Foresters, dated 27th April 2023 and document no 230427
        (as amended in red by SARA on 17 July 2023).
9.      Development is limited to temporarily remove, damage, destroy            At all times
        marine plants within 209.15 m2 as shown in Table 2: Temporary
        impacts to marine plants and Figure 2: Proposed marine plant
        impacts at Catalina Jetty of the report titled Marine Plant Assessment
        – Catalina Jetty, Gympie Terrace, Noosaville Retaining Wall
        Upgrade prepared by Native Foresters, dated 27th April 2023 and
        document no 230427 (as amended in red by SARA on 17 July 2023).
10.     The revetment reconstruction and sediment stabilisation must be          At all times
        carried out generally in accordance with the following plans:

        (a) General Arrangement Plan and Details prepared by Long View
        Consulting Engineers, dated Jan 2023, drawing number S020 and
        revision P3

        (b) Sections and Details prepared by Long View Consulting
        Engineers, dated May 2023, drawing number S030 and revision P2.
11.     Maintain the development in accordance with the plans referenced in      At all times
        condition 10, and the requirements of any conditions included in this
        referral agency response.
12.     Submit written notice to the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries     (a) At least 5 business
        at [email protected] advising when the development            days but no greater
        authorised under this referral agency response:                          than 20 business days
                                                                                 prior to the
        (a) will start                                                           commencement of the
                                                                                 works
        (b) when it has been completed.
                                                                                 (b) Within 15 business
        Any notice must state the application’s reference number: 2211-          days of the completion
        31930 SRA.                                                               of the fisheries
                                                                                 development works
13.     Spoil is not disposed of on tidal lands or within waterways and is       At all times


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