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REFERENCE DOCUMENTS - RAL25/0004 (As Published)
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S.3.1, S.3.3, S.3.6, S.5 and
Describe the stormwater drainage, delineate the catchments, and include any stormwater quality improvement devices,
flood mapping presented in
weirs, sediment basins, storage dams, and so on. Include the potential for stormwater drainage to affect the movement of
Appendix D (page 46) (site is
contaminants. Also, address flood risk and locations where significantly large pools of water occur during or after rain
not mapped as being located
events.
on a flood plain)
S.3.1, S.3.2, S.3.3, S.3.5,
B1-Does the CLID describe the environmental setting? S.3.6, S.3.7, S.3.8, S.3.9 and
S.3.17
3.1.6 Waste disposed of or stored on the land (also refer EP Act 389(2)(a)(iv) and NEPM B2 s.3.3.8 to 3.3.16)
Provide details of any waste (liquid or solid) that has been disposed of on the land, or that is or was stored on the land.
Under Queensland law, waste is defined by s.13 of the EP Act (also refer Appendix 3 of Module 6). The details should
include the location, quantity and type of the waste, and the method(s) of its storage or disposal. B1-Industrial processes
carried out on site and products manufactured, B1-Chemical storage/transfer areas, B1-Raw materials used, B1-
Intermediate products, B1-Discharges to land and water, B1-Wastes produced, B1-Power generation, B1-Waste disposal
locations, B1-Imported fill
S.3.4, S.3.5, S.3.10 through
Address any potential contamination of the land caused by storing or disposing of the waste on the land, such as might
S.3.17, S.4. and S.5
occur through the failure or breaching of an underground containment cell, the deterioration of storage vessels, or an
accident such as a fire. That is, disposal should be taken to include accidental spills or releases. B1-Spills, losses,
incidents and accidents
The description should also include any waste that may have been extracted, then moved or stored at the site during
earthworks (see also section 3.1.9 below). Suitably qualified persons must search all available records when researching
information for this section of the report. B1-Earthmoving activities
3.1.7 Geology and hydrogeology (also refer EP Act 389(2)(a)(v) and NEPM B2 s.3.4, 3.5, 15.2.8, B3 and B6)
Describe the geology and hydrogeology of the land, including soils, subsoils, rock strata, aquifers, and aquitards. S.3.2 and S.3.3
Identify the environmental values (EV’s) to be enhanced or protected under the Environmental Protection (Water and
S.7.2
Wetland Biodiversity) Policy 2019.
Describe beneficial groundwater use(s) at and in the vicinity of the site, including a search for registered bores. S.3.3 and Appendix D
Assess how the geology and hydrogeology of the land would affect the movement or retention of contaminants within soils,
S.3.1, S.3.2, S.3.3 and S.5
subsoils, and rock strata.
Describe groundwater quality and groundwater levels and flow directions. S.3.3
Describe any barriers to, and migration pathways for, the dispersal of contaminants in groundwater. S.3.3, S.4 and S.5
Assess the rate at which any contaminants may migrate by moving through or out of the ground. Not applicable
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