MCU14/0028 Appendix 2 EnvProtAct 1994

Environmental Protection Act 1994
Chapter 5 Environmental authorities and environmentally relevant activities
Part 2 Application stage

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                (c)   either of the following apply—
                      (i)    the applicant has not applied for an approval for
                             the use under the State Development Act, section
                             84(4)(b);
                      (ii) the applicant’s approval for the use, under the State
                           Development Act, section 84(4)(b), has lapsed
                           under section 84A of that Act.
          (4)   In this section—
                extractive activity means an activity prescribed under a
                regulation as an extractive activity.
                North Stradbroke Island Region see the North Stradbroke
                Island Protection and Sustainability Act 2011, section 5.
                State development area see the State Development Act,
                schedule 2.


Division 2                    Types of applications

121        Types of applications
                The types of applications for an environmental authority are—
                (a)   standard applications; and
                (b)   variation applications; and
                (c)   site-specific applications.

122        What is a standard application
                An application for an environmental authority is a standard
                application if—
                (a)   the environmental authority is to be subject to the
                      standard conditions for the authority or the
                      environmentally relevant activity for the authority; and



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