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Attachment 1A - ChangeExistingApproval-132005 1550 03 - Stage 1
Attached to the e-mail MCU16/0075 Development Application - 90 Beach Road Noosa North Shore.
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environmental licances and permits
(F11-4)
The holder of this permit must submit with the Annual Return a report on the Contaminant
Release Area Monitoring Program including an assessment of the impact and sustainability of
the application of treated sewage effluents to the contaminant release area. The report shall
include an interpretation of the results and conclusions by an expert in the field of effluent land
disposal.
Reclaimed Water —- opportunistic reuse of treated sewage effluent
{F12-1)
Reclaimed waters are only permitted to be used at the place to which this permit relates for toilet
flushing, provided the reclaimed water use is carried out in accordance with the iatest edition of
the Agriculture and Resource Management Council of Australia and New Zealand, Australian
and New Zealand Environment and Conservation Council, National Health and Medical
Research Council National Water Quality Management Strategy Guidelines for Sewerage
Systems Use of Reclaimed Water, including the required level of treatment, effluent quality, -
effluent monitoring and monitoring frequency and the specified controls and requirements.
Note: For further clarification or interpretation of requirements stated in the Nationa! Water Quality
Management Strategy Reclaimed Water Guidelines “Guidelines For Sewerage Systems — Use of
Reclaimed Water ~ November 2000 — Issue Number 14”, reference must be made to the
requirements in the Department of Human Services and Environmental Protection Agency,
“South Australian Reclaimed Water Guidelines Treated Effiuent, April 1999”.
Provision of reclaimed waters to other person(s)
(F13-1)
if the holder of this permit gives or transfers ownership of the treated reclaimed waters to
another person(s), the holder of this permit must:
(i) Prior to giving such reclaimed water or transferring ownership of such reclaimed water to
that person(s), ensure the reclaimed waters reuse management at the licensed place is in
accordance-with the latest edition of National Health and Medical Research Council
National Water Quality Management Strategy Guidelines for Sewerage Systems Use of
_ Reclaimed Water, November 2000, (NWQMS Guidelines) in respect of the type of reuse
purpose of such reclaimed water, including the required level of treatment, effluent quality,
effluent monitoring and monitoring frequency and the specified controls and requirements;
and
(ii) Prior to giving such reclaimed water or transferring ownership of such reclaimed water to
that person(s), obtain from that person(s) details of how that person(s) intends to comply
with the general environmental duty provided for by Section 319 of the Act and the latest
edition of the NWQMS Guidelines in respect of the use and disposal of such reclaimed
waters, particularly in relation to the environmental sustainability of any reclaimed waters
disposal, protection of public health and protection of environmental values of waters; and
(iii) Only give or transfer ownership of such reclaimed waters in accordance with a written:
agreement between the holder of this development permit and that person(s); and
(iv) | Upon becoming aware that the person is not or is not likely to comply with the latest
edition of the NWQMS Guidelines, cease the giving and transferring ownership of such
reclaimed water, as the case may be.
(Note: for further clarification or interpretation of requirements stated in the NWQMS
guidelines, reference must be made to the requirements in the latest edition of the
Department of Human Services and Environmental Protection Agency, South Australia
Reclaimed Water Guidelines Treated Effluent, April 1999 and the Queensland EPA
Guidelines for the safe use of recycled water.
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or equivalent/similar as required by legislation administered by the
“Environmental Protection Agency and the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service
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