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I 4.19 Is the proposed works consistent with the property development plan under the WildRivers Act2tJtJ$1
D No . This aspect of development is prohibited development and a development application can not be
made for this aspect of development.
. If this is the only aspect of taking or interfering with water then that is the end of part 4 of this
checklist, otherwise continue to question 4.20.
D Yes . A development permit is required and this application will be assessed by OSOIP’s SARA as
assessment manager or concurrence agency against the Sustainable management of water
resources state code in the SOAP.
. You must complete IDAS form 12-Taking or interfering with artesian or sub-artesian water
. If this is the only aspect of taking or interfering with water proposed, then that is the end of part 4 of
this checklist
. If there are other aspects of taking or interfering with water proposed, then continue to question 4.20
4.20 Does the proposed operational work involve taking or Interfering with overland flow water (otherthan
using a water truck to pump water)?
D No . Go to question 4.29
D Yes . Continue to question 4.21
I 4.21 Is the proposed taking or interfering:
Mentioned as assessable development in a wild river declaration under the Wild Rivers Act D Yes D No
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In an area declared under the Water Act 2000 to be a drainage and embankment area and the D Yes D No
operations are declared under that Act to be assessable development
In a wild river floodplain management area and the operations are: D Yes D No
.
specified works; or
. stated in the wild river declaration for the area to be assessable development
Mentioned as assessable development in a water resource plan, or prescribed as assessable DYes D No
development under a regulation under the Water Act 2000
If yes to any of the above, continue to question 4.22.
If no to all of the above and there are no other aspects of taking or interfering with water proposed, then that is the
end of part 4 of this checklist. If other aspects of taking or interfering with water are proposed, go to question 4.29
4.22 Is any of the proposed operational work to be carried out In a wild river area under the Wild Rivers Act
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D No . A development permit is required and this application will be assessed by OSOIP’s SARA as
assessment manager or concurrence agency against the Sustainable management of water
resources state code in the SOAP.
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You must complete IDAS form 19-Taking overland flow
. If this is the only aspect of taking or interfering with water proposed, then that is the end of part 4 of
this checklist
. If there are other aspects of taking or interfering with water proposed, then continue to question 4.29
D Yes . Continue to question 4.23
4.23 Is any part of the proposed works on land to which a property development plan under the Wild RIvers
Act2tJtJ5applies?
Checklist 4-Operational work
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