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 c 5                   Specific Outcomes                      Probable solutions (if code assessable)
&      Rehabilitation                                       No solution provided
Qo      0102 Rehabilitation of the site, over the life of the
 o “||  project and on its completion:
 wn     a) _ provides for progressive/ staged rehabilitation
 °           works:
Ss      b)    includes appropriate clean-up works (taking
              particular account of areas of possible soil or
2            water contamination):
 ~K     c)    results in a stable final landform;
        dg) _ provide suitable drainage and hydraulic
              conditions; and
        €)    achieves a suitable degree of revegetation
              consistent with potential post-extraction land
              uses.

        0103 Rehabilitation allows for suitable use of any
        water storage created through the extraction
        process. having regard to water quality, hydraulic
        conditions, land form and vegetation.
        860704Resource extraction activities in proximity | No solution provided
        to the Noosa River system only occur where—
      | a@)  there is a clear demonstrated need;
        b)   no feasible and prudent alternatives are
             available; and
      || c)  it can be demonstrated that the intrinsic
             natural values and resources of the river
             system can be managed and protected in an
             ecologically sustainable manner.
      | £820705industrial business Type 3 Extractive        No solution provided
        are designed, located and operated to ensure—
      | @)  haulage routes associated with extractive
            resources—
      |       i    are located on roads where the haulage
                   route will minimise adverse impacts on
                   residential and urban residential
                   amenity;
      |       ii   are located on roads which are of
                   adequate construction and which may
                   be upgraded as part of the utilisation of
                   the extractive resource; and
      |       iii  are adequately maintained as a part of
                   the utilisation of the extractive resource;
                   and
      | b)  the utilisation of any extractive resource does
            not result in adverse visual impacts from major
            roads; and
      | c)  the rehabilitation of extractive industry sites,
            prior to or in conjunction with land use changes
            on the site of the resources or within buffers to
            the resource.

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