08/0383 Operational Works - Prescribed Tidal Works - Access Jetty, Coastal Development, Pumping Facility [As Published] · 142008.383

INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997 Part M, Version 2.2, 27 March 2006

Form 1 Development Application

 

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Completion of all applicable questions on Part M is mandatory for ail apptications involving assessment against the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995
for operational work that is tidat work and/or work in a coastal management district.

For further information about coastal development refer to Guide 18 Coastal development or go to www.epa.qld.gov.au.

 

 

Nature of the application 1. This application is for operational work, carried out completely or partly within a ‘coastal

The terms in ‘ilalics' are defined in the Coastal management district’, that is: (tick one (1) or more applicable boxes)

Protection and Management Act 1995 (Coastal . . . . .

Act). (J (i) _ tidal work (e.g. basins, beach nourishment, breakwaters, bridges, boat ramps, decks and boardwalks,

+ MHWS means the level of mean high water at docks, dockyards, embankments, groynes, jetties, marinas, pipelines, pontoons, powerlines, seawalls,
spring tides. slips, small craft facilities, training walls or wharves etc.),

> HAT means the level of high water at the OJ (ii). constructing or installing works in a watercourse between MHWS! and HAT? (ie. other

highest astronomical tide.

. - than those works in tidal water) where the development has been determined not to be
3 Assessment against the Water Act 2000 is

required for development in watercourses assessable against the Water Act 20008;
upstream of tidal waters. However, in some iii i 1 4 ye 1
instances the boundary of the tdal iis C1 (iii) constructing a ‘canaf’ intended to be connected to ‘tidal water’,
unclear and a determination is made by NR&M O (iv) constructing an ‘artificial waterway’,
on a case-by-case basis. .
4 Under s117 of the Coastal Act, an application O {v) _ reclaiming land under ‘tidal water’;
Cae. steal teneay ust (1 (vi) disposing of dredge spoil or other solid waste material in ‘tidal water’,
also include the operational work to construct (J) (vii) interfering with quarry material on ‘State coastal land’ above ‘high-water mark’,
the artificial waterway (i.e. the application will . . . .
need to include Part F and M of the IDAS OD Will) draining or allowing drainage or flow of water or other matter across ‘State coastal

Application Form, as well as any other

applicable pars ofthe form) land’ above ‘high-water mark’.

EX) (ix) removing or interfering with coastal dunes on land, other than ‘State coastal land’,
that is in an ‘erosion prone area’ and above ‘high-water mark’,

(1x) _ constructing a bank or bund wall to establish a ponded pasture on land, other than
‘State coastal land’, above ‘high-water mark’.

 

 

 

 

 

The proposal 2. Written description of the proposal:
@ [ Noosa Main Beach Permanent Sand Recycling Environmental Management Plan
Tidal works details (if applicable) 3. Is the application supported by evidence that the proposed works will not prejudice the access
Advice for completing Q3 tights of adjoining property owners?
Evidence may include the support of the
adjoining property owner to the proposal. O NO
For additionat information refer to the EPA YES - attach evidence
Guideline “Preparing a water allocation area for
fidal works’. 4. Details of other associated/previous approvals on the premises:
dice f pleting Q. - -
the Fees aera Peach Protection Act | IPDC00057004E11 Deelopment permit attached for Temporary Sand Recycling system

 

1968 and Canals Act 1958 have been repealed . ; .
and all approvals are now IDAS development |5. Has the local government provided formal approval or written comment on the proposed tidal

approvals. In Q4, the details of associated / works?

previous approvals include these approvals and

approvals assessed against the Coastal Act. {] NO

Advice for completing Q5 IX YES - attach approval / comment

Tidal works may involve development above and
below high water mark. EPA has jurisdiction for
those elements of the tidal works below high
water mark. The local government for the area
(or the Port Authority for strategic port land) has
jurisdiction to regulate development above high
water mark. if the tidal works require approval
from a local government or Port Authority, itis
recommended that this approval be obtained
prior to todging the necessary application with
the EPA.