001A709D.001

en:                                                      EPA Permit number:              _IPCC01277908

   8.    Any erosion or loss of sand surrounding the works that occurs because of changes caused by the works
         must be immediately rectified.              ,

   Acid Sulfate Soils
  9.     The latest edition of the Queensland Environmental Protection Agency's INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE
         TREATMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF ACID SULFATE SOILS, 2001, must be complied with when
         treating and managing acid sulfate soils.
   10.   Acid sulfate soils must be managed such that contaminants are not directly or indirectly released to any
        waters.

  Water Quality
   11.  Contaminants must not be released from the site to any waters or the bed and banks of any waters.
   12.  All appropriate measures must be taken to prevent the release of contaminants (including but not limited
        to sediment runoff, fuel, oil and hydraulic fluid) to any waters or the bed and banks of any waters during .
        construction of the works.
   13.  Any excavation or filling on site must be constructed, installed and maintained:
          (a) so as to maintain the local and regional drainage or hydrological systems;
          (b} so that changes in water chemistry will not impact on ecological values on or off site;
          (c) so that any changes in surface water hydrology do not result in any adverse impacts to surrounding
              environmental values.
  Storm Water
  14.   Design and construction of works stormwater drainage must ensure that all contaminants are captured
        and retained within the works area.
  15.   Any stormwater outlet from the site must be constructed and maintained to prevent the release of
        contaminants and localised erosion or scouring. Any erosion or scouring that occurs must be repaired
        immediately.

  Coastal Management
  16.   The works must not result in any adverse impacts on the surrounding environment, nor cause any long-
        term maintenance and management implications.
  17.   Should the works be damaged as a result of sea erosion or storm tide inundation, the approval holder        .
        shall be responsible for the removal of all debris.
  18.   The chief executive administering the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995 may order the works
        to be removed or modified, within a reasonable time, if the works have or are likely to have a significant
        effect on coastal management because the works:
          (a) create a danger to the public; or
          (b) cause erosion or land degradation; or
          (c) are unstable.

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