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MCU14/0028 Appendix 2 EnvProtAct 1994

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                                                 Environmental Protection Act 1994

                                                                       Schedule 4

              Court means the Planning and Environment Court.
              CSG activity means a petroleum activity involving exploring
              for or producing coal seam gas.
              CSG evaporation dam means an impoundment, enclosure or
              structure designed to be used to hold CSG water for
              evaporation.
              CSG water means underground water brought to the surface
              of the earth or moved underground in connection with
              exploring for or producing coal seam gas.
              dangerous goods code means the ‘Australian Code for the
              Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail’ prepared by
              the Office of Federal Road Safety and published by the
              Commonwealth.
              decision stage, for chapter 5, see section 112.
              deposit, for chapter 8, part 3C, see section 440ZE.
              development see the Planning Act, section 7.
              development application means an application for a
              development approval.
              development approval means development approval as
              defined under the Planning Act.
              development condition—
              1      Development condition, of a development approval,
                     means a condition of the approval imposed by, or
                     imposed because of a requirement of, the administering
                     authority as assessment manager or concurrence agency
                     for the application for the approval.
              2      The term includes a reference to a condition referred to
                     in the State Development Act, section 39(1).
              3      To remove any doubt, it is declared that if a condition
                     mentioned in clause 1 was imposed on a development
                     approval because the approval related to an
                     environmentally relevant activity, the condition does not
                     stop being a development condition only because the
                     activity stops being an environmentally relevant activity.
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