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Notification of improper disposal of regulated waste

(E3-1) If the holder of this permit becomes aware that a person had removed regulated waste from the
place to which this permit relates and disposed of the regulated waste in a manner that is not
authorised by this permit or improper or unlawéul, then the holder of this permit must, as soon as
practicable, notify the administering authority of all relevant facts, matters and circumstances
known concerning the disposal.

END OF CONDITIONS FOR SCHEDULE E

Schedule F - Land

Release of contaminants to land

{F3-1) The maximum amount of effluent permitted to be released under this permit to the effluent
disposal area is 67600 litres per day. The maximum daily volume of effluent must be equally
irrigated across the entire designated effluent disposal area.

(F3-2) The daily volume of treated effluent released to the land disposal area must be determined by
an appropriate method, for example a flow meter, and records kept of such determinations. A
copy of these results must be provided to the administering authority as part of the annual
return.

(F3-3) The maximum effluent disposal rate permitted under this permit is 4 millimetres per day.

Effluent disposal area

{F4-1) |. The minimum area to be made available for disposal of treated efftuent is 38000 square metres
(3.8 hectares). The designated effluent release area is marked as the “Land Reserved for
Irrigation” on the map titted “Noosa North Shore Information Request Response Proposed
Development and Aerial Photograph” (Plan No: 72960801-IRR01).

(F4-2) __ All contaminants must be stored in the buffer storage pond marked as “Wet Weather Storage
Lagoon” on the map titled “Noosa North Shore Information Request Response Proposed
Development and Aerial Photograph” (Plan No: 72960801-IRR01).

 

(F4-3) There must be no direct or indirect release of contaminants to any watercourse or stormwater
drain.

(F4-4) Treated effluent must not be released to the effluent disposal area(s) during and a Inmackataly

. after rainfall. cee -

(F4-5) The effluent disposal areas must be maintained in a proper and efficient manner so as to
provide adequate assimilation, percolation, evaporation and transpiration of the wastes released
to the disposal areas.

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of equivalent/similar as required by legislaticn administered by the
Environmental Protection Agency and the Queensiand Parks and Wildlife Service .
Queensland Government

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