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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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(F13-2) The daily quantity of treated reclaimed water that is given or transferred ownership to person(s)
for reuse purposes must be determined or estimated by an appropriate method, for example a
flow meter.
{F 13-3) Records must be kept of the results of al] determinations of the quantity and quality of treated
reclaimed water that is given or transferred ownership to person(s) for reuse purposes. A copy
of these results must be provided to the administering authority upon request.
(F13-4) 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:
1. Undertake and report on a risk assessment for the particular reuse application prior to
transferring effluent; and
2. Keep a copy of all agreements entered into to give or transfer ownership of treated sewage
effluent, and:
(i) Provide a copy of the agreement to the administering authority within 30 days of the
agreement taking effect; and .
{ii) Advise the administering authority in writing of rescission of any agreement within 30
days of such rescission,
(F13-5) The holder of this permit must keep the following records on each occasion in which release of
contaminants is made to third party's:
(i) Volume releases; and
(ii) Date of release; and
{iii) Time of commencement of release; and
{iv) Duration of release; and
(v) Dates on which no release takes place,
* Permit includes licences, permits, permits, authorisations, certificates, sanctions Page 19 of 24
or equivalent/similar as required by legislation administered by the
Environmental Protection Agency and the Queensland Parks and Wildlifa Service
Queensland Government
Environmontai Protection Agency
Www.epa.qid.gov.au as or 271 158 768 Ertoonmectal Protections ency
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