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enviranmental ieOnces and permits

{F6-5) All determinations of the quality of contaminants must be made in accordance with methods
prescribed in the latest Environmental Protection Agency Water Quality Sampling Manual.

(F6-6) All determinations of the quality of contaminants must be performed by a person or body
. possessing appropriate experience and qualifications to perform the required measurements.

Prevention of recycling of nutrients

(F7-1) To prevent the recycling of nutrients onsite all vegetation harvested from the land disposal area
is to be removed and disposed of to a facility licensed to receive such wastes.

Spillages
(F8-1) —° Spillage of all chemicals and fuels must be contained within an on-site containment system and
controfled in a manner that prevents environmental harm.
NOTE: All petroleum product storage's must be designed, constructed and maintained in
accordance with AS 1940 - Storage and Handling of Flammable and Combustible Liquids.
Wet weather storage
{F9-1) When wet weather or soil conditions or daily volume prevent the release of contaminants to land,

the effluent must be tankered away and disposed of to a facility that can lawfully accept such
waste, released to a sewer in accordance with an agreement with the local government, or
stored in a wet weather storage facility.

(F9-2) Overflows of effluent are not permitted from any treatment and storage tanks or ponds.

(F9-3) . The level of treated effluent in the wet weather storage ponds and tanks must be checked and
the depth and volume recorded at least daily to prevent the ponds or tanks being filled beyond its
nominal capacity. .

Irrigation Management Plan

(F10-1) The holder of this permit must develop and implement an Irrigation Management Plan which
details how the holder of this permit will effectively and appropriately manage the effluent
irrigation process to prevent or minimise environmental harm and ensure that the effluent
application process is conducted sustainably.

(F10-2) The Irrigation Management Plan must detail who is responsible for different aspects of managing
the effluent irrigation process and describe how each of the following are considered:

(i) Soil moisture results;
(ii) Weather forecasts and climate monitoring results;~
(iii) Irrigation records for the effluent disposal area(s);

(iv) Effluent quality results;

(v) Soil quality results for the effluent disposal area(s);

(vi) Groundwater level resuits;

{vii) Groundwater quality results;

(viii) Crop history for the effluent disposal area(s);

{ix) Sustainable hydraulic loadings for the contaminant release area;

(x) Sustainable biological oxygen demand loadings for the contaminant release area;
(xi). Sustainable nitrogen loadings for the contaminant release area;

(xii) Sustainable phosphorous loadings for the contaminant release area;

(xiii) Sustainable salt loadings for the contaminant release area; and

(xiv) Production of appropriate records and reporting of results and environmental issues.

 

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or equivalent/similar as required by legislation administered by the

Environmentat Protection Agency and the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service

Environmental Protection Agency : Qe nsland Government

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