10. Pre-lodgement meeting record (2020)

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        and where to apply, the application and annual fees that apply, how to determine
        environmental impacts/relevant Environmental Protection Policies, guidance materials to
        assist in the preparation of supporting information and additional resources.
        https://www.business.qld.gov.au/business/running/environment/licences-permits/form-fees-
        finder

        Any development application made should provide a response to the latest version of the
        SDAP State code 22 – Environmentally Relevant Activities in its entirety, identifying how the
        proposed development meets each performance outcome by addressing all applicable
        acceptable outcomes.
        This can be found at: https://planning.dsdmip.qld.gov.au/planning/better-development/the-
        development-assessment-process/the-states-role/state-development-assessment-provisions


10.17.3.2 Operational Works for Prescribed Tidal Works (MSQ)
6.      The commencement notification requires a Marine Execution Plan (MEP) attached to support
        the development of a notice to mariner and wider assessment of marine safety in the local
        area during the works. The MEP should include the following;
                 Forecasted start and end dates,
                 Hours of work,
                 General methodology overview,
                 Name of principal barges and marine equipment involved,
                 Barge Mooring Plan,
                 Extreme weather contingency plans,
                 24/7 point of contact to ensure timely communication with VTS during extreme
                  weather and other maritime emergencies,
                 Vessel traffic management plan to allow safe passage of passing traffic,
                 Marking of navigation hazards during construction, such as unattended piles and
                  barge anchors, and
                 Any other information to support the safe management of the marine works as
                  identified by the applicant.

7.      Any dredging or nourishment works must not be conducted within 10m of a Maritime Safety
        Queensland Aid to Navigation without prior consultation.

8.      A number of houseboats anchor adjacent to Hilton Esplanade, Tewantin. These may need to
        be relocated for the period of the works. It is recommended the applicant liaise with the
        owners for this to occur.

9.      A post dredge survey of the area navigable by vessels will be required to be provided by the
        applicant within 1month of completion.


10.8.3.1 Development on a Queensland Heritage Place (DES Heritage)
10.     The development application should include a Heritage Impact Statement (HIS) which
        identifies and evaluates the extent of potential impact of the proposed dredging and
        deposition on the park’s significant vegetation, beach profile relative to the van and tent sites
        along the river’s edge, and the ongoing use of the caravan park. The HIS should detail the
        extent of change to the place likely to result from the works by:
                    (a) showing what elements or aspects of the heritage place are impacted by the
                        proposed change;
                     (b) providing an analysis of the impact on the place’s cultural significance
                         including a rationale for the change (e.g. extending the beach will encourage


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