Attachment_B-2309-36834_SPL_Pre-lodgement_advice

                                                                                              2309-36834 SPL



             of marine plant disturbance does not increase, with the exception of trees that have fallen
             from the eroding foreshore within the approved beach nourishment footprint.
  Works associated from erosion control measures
  5.         In the pre-lodgement meeting of 6 October 2023, it was noted that if erosion continues to
             occur at Noosa Dog Park Beach the applicant may seek to undertake alternative erosion
             control measures to prevent a break-through in this area.
             It is not possible to provide accurate advice surrounding any erosion mitigation measures
             as designs and plans have not been submitted. Therefore, it is not possible to indicate
             whether proposed erosion control works would trigger marine plant disturbance, nor
             whether proposed erosion control works would constitute a minor change to the original
             approval, or an other change.
  Environmental authority
  6.         The proposed works also relate to the conditions of the Environmental authority P-EA-
             100375359 issued by the Department of Environment and Science on 10 February 2023. It
             is noted the applicant has previously held discussions with the Department of Environment
             and Science regarding this issue. Further information on changing or amending an
             environmental authority is available at: https://www.business.qld.gov.au/running-
             business/environment/licences-permits/change-combine/change
  Lodgement material
  7.         It is recommended that the following information is submitted when lodging the change
             application to SARA:
               change application form (Planning Act Form 5)
               relevant documentation identifying the change and reasons for the change
               an assessment of whether the change is minor, considering the definition in schedule 2
                   of the Planning Act 2016
               information on the extent of additional impact on marine plants (if any) as noted in items
                   2-4 above
               landowner’s consent, if required for the application.


This advice outlines aspects of the proposed development that are relevant to SARA’s jurisdiction.
This advice is provided in good faith and is:
 based on the material and information provided to SARA
 current at the time of issue
 not applicable if the proposal is changed from that which formed the basis of this advice.

The advice in this letter does not constitute an approval or an endorsement that SARA supports the
development proposal. Additional information may be required to allow SARA to properly assess the
development proposal after a formal application has been lodged.




 State Assessment and Referral Agency                                                            Page 3 of 4