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ORDINARY MEETING AGENDA   18 APRIL 2019




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ORDINARY MEETING AGENDA                                                            18 APRIL 2019

   Geology and soils + management of acid ASS, in particular runoff from sand placement
                       into surface water
                     * potential impacts of ASS on groundwater and bore water
                     * likelihood of whether calcareous material will buffer soil acidity of sand
                      deposits in a terrestnal environment
                     « the need for a more detailed ASS environmental management
                       framework
                     * contamination of shallow groundwater by hydrocarbons
                     * management of contaminated land in the proposed construction
                    OO
  Matters of state   + effectiveness of the proposed connectivity corridor in supporting
  environmental       ecosystem functions due to aircraft noise impacts and restrictions on
   significance       airport safety requirements and edge effects on the corridor
                     * appropriateness and likelihood of the proposed translocation of Mount
                      Emu she-oak being successful and contingency measures
                     * suitability of the ‘Palmview’ site in providing a conservation gain for
                      the acid frogs and the Mount Emu she-oak (as a contingency)
                     * potential for the construction of the dredge pipeline to impact on the
                      wallum orchid
                     * requirement for pre-clearing flora surveys, species management plans
                      and compliance with the Nature Conservation (Wildlife Management)
                      Regulation 2006
                     * the effectiveness of a linear strip beside a runway being maintained
                      @s ground parrot and acid frog habitat
                     * potential salinity impacts from tailwater discharge on acid frogs in the
                      east drain which ts connected to the Marcoola drain
                     * potential impacts on water mouse habitat in the Maroochy River
                      associated with tailwater discharge to Marcoola drain and sediment
                      runoff/land disturbance
                     * impacts of aircraft noise on fauna, particularly impacts on wedge-
                      tailed shearwaters that nest on Mudjimba Island, and increased nsk of
                      bird strike with the new flight path
                     * lighting impacts on nesting turties/hatchlings on Marcoola Beach
                      during airport operation; and from subsequent airport-related
                       development
                     * timing of sand pumping works to avoid impacts on nesting turties and
                      hatchlings and dredging impacts on turties including transit of the
                      dredge vessel.
                     * reinstatement of the dune following the cessation of sand delivery
   Air quality       * location of air quality monitoring stations
                     * impact of dust from increased use of unsealed roads dunng
                       construction
                     * accuracy of the air pollution model (TAPM) used for the project
                       assessment
                     * emissions resulting from increased air traffic and consequent air
                      quality impacts
   Greenhouse gas    - environmental impacts of greenhouse gas emissions from increased
  emissions           air traffic at the SCA

 Sunshine Coast Airport Expansion project
 Coordinator-General’s evaluation report on the environmental impact statement -15-

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