07/0198 - Op Works - Prescribed Tidal Work - Retaining Wall [As Published] · 142007.198

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INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997

Part A, Version 2.2, 25 July 2005

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Land owner's consent (if applicabie) 20. Land owner's consent to the making of this application:
A er tehe mere eee nade Name Signature Date
“ without the land owner’s consent,
An appicaton must be supported by te consent of ae eee ewe enn n anne anew nneennnnccnnnnnndececcc cece ccccccanecceccneccecc:|onseecceccese
ailland owner if the application involves:
0 ‘a material change of use;,
(@) reconfgurationofalth fl RTT weeaceesccccccccssseecreseer ye rrsccesseccceecccsrsrer arses s es peerencrcescce
(il) work on land below high-water mark & not within
a canal as defined under the Coastal Protection | uw r cers eer ecer rence nn rennrrne errr ere ce da nnn nen eeeea ncn n enn nn nnn sne ses bee wenn mene ee
and Management Act 1995:0r
(¥)_ work on rail corridor land definad under the \
: Transport infrastructure Act 1994, .
" For a mobile or temporary ERA - landowners :
consent is not required.
For more information refer to Guide 1,
i Sexson a2 140) a ce) vpesthat 21. Does this application involve taking or interfering with (other than interfering with quarry material on Stato:
fon (>) prescril lat an . ;
| applleation cannot be taen to be propery made coastal land under the Coastal Protection een 1998) a State resource? f
g Wout evidence of he resaurosentement NO - go to 024 ES - go to. 022
i Refer fo schedule * Wot the Integrated Planing ; 22. This application is required by regulation to be accompanied by evidence: (tick applicable box)
( reed by the Sia in support of te lodging of tis (1 (i) ofthe allocation of, or entitlement to, the resource - attach evidence i
fevelorment appfcaton. (ii) the chief executive of the department administering the resource is satisfied the development Is ‘
‘ consistent with an allocation of, or entitlement to, the resource - go to Q23 ’
(iii) the chief executive of the department administering the resource is satisfied the development
application may proceed in the absence of an allocation of, or entitlement to, the resource -
{ go fo. Q23 :
_ Advice tor completing. 023 ____ 123, Evidence of the resource entitlement:
{roafedinde G2) oyatoe "= |) Resource entitlement / authority details (v) Official stamp of the department
The official stamp of the Department of Natural [4 Sbotn Kiyer administering the resource (if =;
_ Resources and Mines is mandatory where the . applicable) ‘
* application involves taking or interfering with water or (i) Name of delegated officer
j riverine quarry material under the Water Act 2000, 2
i /KQ O oO .
(iii) Position of delegated officer :
(iv) Signature of delegated office '
(v) Date ol
CL a {iP 7?
Assessment triggers 24. Is the IDAS Assessment Checklist completed and attached to this application? '
hocomisierc hee sor eofeeromaaye Dyes (INO - the assessment manager may refuse to accept this appfcation on the
| must be completed for all other applications. grounds that the application has not been properly made
Plans / drawings / reports 25. Plans/drawings/reports accompanying this application:
supe ina rapoetl 8 erate bre oseactoert ° Plan / Drawing / Report Number Title Date | -
{ manager, referral agencies and any person viewing
* the apptication during public scrutiny or pubtic Wb 1 f .
Desoto cg sty ceutie | || I) LOLMOGE oo ooerereerrveeeeh Noes, Revere spt Renn ..28/ 7 [o¢
; and any potential impact. Dra whey §

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PLEASE NOTE: The assessment manager may refuse to accept an application that, at the time of tadgement, fails to provide all applicable information required by Part A
and any other relevant part of Form 1.

 

OFFICE USE ONLY (appiicable fo assessment manager's)

 

 

 

— r DATE RECEIVING OFFICER'S REFERENCE
[FEE is] (Yoo | __RECEIVED | b/o4 o7 NAMES fy Kncemay NUMBERS. | | oO] I? |
Notification of Engagement of Private Certifier (Optional formas)
To, Council, { have been engaged as the private certifier for the building work referred to in this application.

 

Date ofengagement / /

Accreditation Number.

__ Name:

Signature:

 

 

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INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997 (IPA) Part P, Version 1.1, 27 March 2006

LS etme cle oni ca en

   

Prescribed tidal work

PART
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Completion of all appficable questions on Part P is mandatory for all applications involving assessment against the Prescribed Tidal Work Cede contained in the
Coastal Protection and Management Regufation 2008 for operational work that is prescribed tidal work within a local goverment tidal area.
For further information refer to Guide 24 Prescribed tidal work, and the Guideline for making an application for prescribed tidal work on the EPA Website.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nature of the application 1. This application is for operational work for the following prescribed tidal work, carried out
| Tid works deren schte othe completely or partly within a local govemment tidal area: (tick one (1) ar more applicable baxes)
1 Coastal Protection arcd Managernent Act 1998. Oo (i) jetty, pier or f :
, Alltidal works, completely or partly within a local i" .
} goverrrrent tical area, cther than tidal works O (ii) boat rarp or slipway,
§ mentioned below, are prescribed tidal work o (ii) . ile
“The following tidal works are not prescribed tidal Ing Pl
work, Ov) deck or boardwalk;
oMieeiememrogee ns! peter
i following? BI (vi) revetment, sea wall or retaining well;
Be a rey Faity consncted bye CD wil) other (eg abutment, basin bridge, breatweter, dam dock dockyard embeniarert, groyne, pipeline ar
for Queenstand Transport or a port other underground service et) ? provide details below. :
+ b) tial works for any of the following? -
* ())creating or changing the configurationor | 9. ication i i i is for: .
decas r I. 2. Tris application is for prescribed tidal work, that is for:
(ii) an inlet or outlet for aquecuiture carted (1 (i) __ private purposes; or
out on land if the aquecuture is made 7 f
saltassessate uncer he tocd Dx (il) other than private purposes.
goverment’ planning scherre. . .
+ Pet M shoud be completed for applications for 3. Estimated value of the cornpleted works:
tidal work that is not prescribed tidal work. { $LbO, 000
. The fee for works may depend on the type of €
work, E.g. For works other thar a private
; Purpase, EPA’ concurrence fee is calodated in
_ terms of the value of the completed works, _
"Local government tidal area 4. ‘The local goverment tidal area in which the works are proposed is: (ag Calms Gatd Qoast, Maclay)
1 Tidal for a local government is defined i
*echeckle 10 of the inbyeted Planning Act 1907 | Neosr
(IPA). .
Access to adjoining properties 5. _ Is the application supported by evidence that the proposed works will not prejudice the access
: Evidenoe may include the support of the tights of adjoining property owners?
. djcining property owner for the proposal and a {TNO
| water allocation area illustrated on the plans.
+ Refer to the Guideline for preparing a water evidence
+ allocation afeaon the EPA Websit Cys Patiach .
i Navigational safety : 6. _ Is the application within a cul-de-sac or a bend in a waterway or other location where the side
3 Maritime Safety Queensland (MSQ) and the boundaries of the lot connected to the work and neighbouring lots are not at right angles tothe +
| assessment manager require inforrrationon waterway?
“neighbouring structures to ensure the proposal
._ does not irrpact on navigational safety or the No .
See ee Rctomerereratte: | CL YES 2attachpetegraats of, or appro infertation fer constricted or unconsructed neighboring sinctures
approved if they interfere with access rights of
. butting waterfront properties or with ravigation oO
“inthe watemay. . '
j Maritime Safety Queensland.(MSQ) 7, {ts the application supported by a pre-application concurrence agency response from the chief
response executive under the Transport Operations (Maritime Safety) Act 1994?
* Alpre-apolication concurrence response from R NO
MSQ.can only be provided on applicant request.
* Note: A pre-application cohcurence agency (D1 YES ? attach response

* response /s of io effect if en apptication triggers
referral coortiration.

 

 

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INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997 (IPA)
_ Details of the application
Advice for completina OB
‘This Inforrration shoud be provided in sucha
* way as to best convey the inforration (Le. this
Tay involve either or both plan view and
elevation).
Advice for completing G9
An approval is required for taking quarry meteial
- (e.g. stone, gravel, sand, rock, clay, mud, silt or
‘Scil) that Is the property of the State. Refer to the
* EPA Qideline Allocation of quarry meterial on
the EPA Website
Advice for completing Q10
Hf the works are proposed within a canal, the
* EPAis not a concurrence agency for the wars:
‘and the application dees not require evidence of
resource entitlement and does nat require
nOtification under the Native Title Act 1993.
_ Note: Abutting?means having a carmen .
{ bountkry or ede; touching.

 

Part P, Version 1.1, 27 Merch 2006

Confirm, by ticking the applicable box(es), that the following details are provided in plans

supporting this application:

® "the location and dimensions of the proposéd tidal works in relation to the fol/s abutting
the proposed works and the tidal land on which the works are proposed to be. -
constructed;

(i) allother structures on the water frontage and within 20 metres of the proposed works;

JX1 ii) the current location of Lowest Astronorrical Tide (LAT), Highest Astronomical Tide
(HAT), and Mean High Water Spring (MHWS);

Bx] (iv) the slope angles of the beds and banks of the tidal area;

$<T(v) the structural components of the proposed works /

LO Wi) the engineering design standards of the proposed works;

RL (vi) the physical appearance of the structure inducing the materials used to construct the
work and the proposed colour of the wor

C1 Will) the engineering design specifications of the proposed works including references to the
relevant Australian Standards;

xT (ix) the finished levels of the proposed works;

(1 (x) details of the largest vessel to be moored at the structure;

 (X) if dredging or excavation is required, the volume and type of material to be removed
and the disposal area for the material being removed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

applicable)

Prior to issuing a developrnent permit for the
warks, the assessment manager is'required by
law to ®ight?an approved form, issued by

~ Cleave, which signifies that the PLSL levy under

the Bufiding and Construction industry
Long Service Leave) Act 1991 has been paid._|
3 For further information refer to
hito:/iwww.qleave.qid.gov.au

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9. For works involving the removal of quarry material below high water mark, provide details of the
resource allocation permit nurrber. (ie. sand ar gravel removed and placed above mean high weter spring ticle)
10. 's the application within a canal as defined in the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995?
BxTNo
0 Yes
Certification by a Registered 11. Have the design and safety provisions stated in the Prescribed Tidal Wark Code contained in the ‘
‘Professional Engineer Coastal Protection and Management Regulation 2003 been certified by a Registered
A Registered Profession Engineer of Professional Engineer of Queensland (RPEQ), or interstate equivalent?
Queensland (RPEQ), or the interstate equivalent
can certify that the proposed works comply with 0 No
_ Paces ant safety provers the DX YES 2 provice the deta below .
Note: The provision ofthe certification may Narre of RPEQor equivalent (in fur) LA. Dyes ons
rechoe he eppicatie application fee ere Contact meiling address 0-2. Aon FU GOD wast me CC hmaVth.
» regerting the applicatle fee Contact telephone'facsirrile nurber OF S56G CSCW’ UE
RPEQNO. or equivdert (PEA 2st
This is to certify that each plan, lodged in suppart of this application, has been aparopriately certified by
the above mentioned Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland (RPEQ), or interstate equivalent.
Portable Long Service Leave levy (if | 12. Is payrnent of a Portable Long Service Leave (PLSL) levy applicable to the proposal?

[INO 27013 148 15 conc apy

a development permit can be given for the works

 

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Receipt number
[A426 464

PLEASE NOTE

 

PART P of this form cannot be accepted by the assessment manager unless accompanied by PART A of the form. The assessment manager may refuse
to accept an application that, at the time of lodgement, fails to provide all applicable information requested by Part A and any other relevant part of Form 1.

 

OFFICE: USE ONLY (arnicatie to asosorert merece)

 

 

DATE RECEIVED ||

 

 

COST CODE

REFERENCE NUVBER'S j
(oplicable fo EPA only

 

 

 

 

 

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INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997 IDAS Assessment Checklist, Version 18.0, 10 November 2006

   
 
   

Form 1 Development Application

IDAS Assessment
Checklist

(Formerly the “Referrals Checklist”)

 

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR ALL APPLICANTS:
1. This checklist was formerly referred to as the “Referrals Checklist”. Some of the ‘Guides’ to using the IDAS Application Forms continue to refer to this document as the
“Referrals Checklist”. The name of this checklist was changed from 25 July 2005 to more accurately describe its function.

"2. Under the IPA and IDAS framework, an application may require assessment by the loca! Council and/or certain Queensiand State entities (e.g. Environmental Protection
Agency, Dept. of Natural Resources, Mines and Water, Queensland Heritage Council etc.).

3. This checklist is provided to assist applicants to determine when an application requires assessment by a Queensland Staté entity and may also assist the applicant to
determine the assessment manager’ for the application.

Therefore, the completion of all questions in section 1 of this checklist is mandatory for all applications (other than those requiring the completion of Parts A & B only).
Itis the responsibility of the applicant to accurately complete this checklist.

Depending on the nature of the application, an applicable State entity may be either the assessment manager or an IDAS referral agency for the application,

The assessment manager for the application will rely on the information provided in this checklist (as well as any material lodged in support of the application) to identify
any applicable referral agencies for the application in the Acknowledgement Notice. The assessment manager will also rely on this information when identifying if the
application triggers referral coordination2.

8. — Toassist you in answering the following questions a series of guides are available free from the IPA website www.ipa.ald.gov.au. Guide 25 explains the role of the IDAS
Assessment Checklist in the IDAS application process, and its relationship to the Form 1 development application.

9. Any other parts of Form 1 that this checklist requires to be completed are available from the Council or the applicable State entity, or can be downloaded free from
10. Section 2 on page 10 provides advice about the referrals that can be required for applications for building work assessable against the Building Regulation 2006.

SECTION 1 - STATE ASSESSMENT (completion mandatory)

Note: The following state assessment triggers apply to development other than for building work assessable against the Building Regulation 2006.

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Environmentally relevant activity 1. The application involves: (tick applicable box/es)
For more Information refer to Guide 4 (i) an environmentally relevant activity (ERA) for which a code for environmental compliance
appleston venules eessnentoy be (oO), the has not been made - complete Part G of Form 1
inisterin rity?. C1 (ii) a mobile or temporary ERA for which a code of environmental compliance has not been
If an entity, other than the administering authoriy, is made - complete Part G of Form 1
the assessment manager for the application, the ese
administering authority is a concurrence agency for [v] (ii) none of the above
the application in relation to this matter.
Note: An application involving ERA 19 and/or 20 will
also require completion of Part Kr of Form 1 for
approval where an allocation under the Water Act
2000 is required,
State-controlled road matters 2. The application involves: (tick applicable box/es) *
i i ide 3. . .
vhs vu arevred "noe ote above ‘002 the (1 (i) development on land contiguous? to a State controlled road and for -
application triggers referral to the Department of CJ (a) material change of use assessable against the planning scheme;
Main Roads (OMR) as a referral agency, . .
in certain circumstances DMR will be an advice O (b) reconfiguring alot unless - .
agency, white in other circumstances OMR will be a « the total number of lots is not increased; and
cetleoetteeR vgn vl asi you'o « the total number of lots abutting the State-controlled road is not increased;
Mul 29 10)
determine where DMR is an advice or concurrence (O(c) operational work (not associated with a material change of use assessable against the
agency for the application. planning scheme or reconfiguring a lot mentioned in (b) above)—
« associated with access to a State-controlled road; or
« for filling or excavation; or
« involving the redirection or intensification of site stormwater from the land, through a
pipe with a cross-sectional area greater than 625 cm? that directs stormwater to a
State-controlled road.

 

 

1 The assessment manager is responsible for assessing and deciding an IDAS application. The assessment manager for an application is prescribed in schedule 8A of the IPA.

2. For additional information refer to Guide 6 ‘Does my application trigger the referral coordination process?’

3. The ‘administering authority’ may be either the Environmental Protection Agency, the relevant local government {for a devolved ERA) or the Queenstand Department of Primary Industries and
Fisheries (for a detegated ERA).

4 Land contiguous to a State-contralled road is defined in schedule 14 of the IP Regulation to mean land - if part of the tand is within 100m of the State-controlled road; or that is part of a future State-
controlled road.

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INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997
State-controlled road matters (cont)

IDAS Assessment Checklist, Version 18.0, 10 November 2006
LJ (ii) development on tand not contiguous to a State-controlled road and -
(J (a) material change of use -
« assessable against the local government's planning scheme; and
« mentioned in schedule § of the IP Regulation and exceeding the thresholds set by
that schedule;
(D (b) reconfiguring a lot for a purpose mentioned in schedule 5 of the IP regulation
and exceeding the thresholds set by that schedule;
© (©) operational work (not associated with a material change of use assessable against the
planning scheme or reconfiguring a lot mentioned in (b) above)-
* assessable against the local government’s planning scheme; and
* mentioned in schedule 5 of the IP Regulation and exceeding the thresholds set by
that schedule.

© (ili) none of the above

 

Clearing vegetation
For more information refer to Guide 12.

Unless you answered ‘none of the above" to Q3, the
application requires assessment by the Depariment
of Natural Resources Minas and Water (NRMW),

If an agency other than NRMW is the assessment
manager for the application, NRMW is a
concurrence agency for the application in relation to
this matter.

Ifyou ticked Q3(i) or (ii), your application requires
referral to NRMW for assessment regardless of
whether vegetation clearing Is proposed or not,

The application involves: (tick applicable box/es)
CD (i)_ material change of use -
(a) assessable against the planning scheme;
(b) on alot containing -
« acategory 1, 2 or 3 area shown on a property map of assessable vegetation; or
« if there is no property map of assessable vegetation for the lot - remnant vegetation;
(c) where the existing use of the land is a rural or environmental use; and
(d) where the size of the land is 2 hectares or larger - complete Part J of Form 1
OO (ii)_ reconfiguring a lot -
(a) on alot containing a category 1, 2 or 3 area shown on a property map of

assessable vegetation or, if there is no property map of assessable vegetation for
the lot, remnant vegetation;

(b) where the size of the lot before the reconfiguration is 2 hectares or larger;
(c) where 2 or more lots are created; and
(d) where the size of any lot created is 25 hectares or smaller - complete Part J of Form 1
(J (iii) operational work -
(a) for the clearing of native vegetation where the vegetation clearing is made
assessable under Schedule 8 of the IPA; and
(b) not associated with a material change of use assessable against the planning

scheme mentioned in (i) or reconfiguring a lot mentioned in (ii) - complete Part J of
Form 1

(iv) none of the above.

 

Strategic port land

For more information refer to Guide 11.

If you ticked (i) - the relevant Port Authority is the
assessment manager for the application.

{f you ticked {ii} Queensland Transportis a
concurrence agency for the application.

The application involves:

C) (i) development on strategic port land as defined in the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 (TI
Act) - complete Part | of Form 1

CO (ii) a material change of use that is inconsistent with the land use plan approved under the
TI Act for the strategic port land - complete Part ! of Form 1

a iii) none of the above

 

 

Acid sulfate soils
For more information refer to Guide 10,

Unless you answered “none of the above" to Q5, the
application requires assessment by Department of
Natural Resources Mines and Water (NRMW).

lf an agency other than NRMW is the assessment
manager for the application, NRMW is an advice
agency for the application in relation to this matter.

 

The application involves development on land situated in an identified local government area

and where the surface of the land is: (tick applicable box)

() (i) below 20m AHDS and the development will involve the excavation of 1000m* or more of
soil or sediment at or below 5m AHD, or

(2 (i) at or below 5m AHD and the development will involve filling the site with 1000m? or more
of material

[¥] (iii) none of the above

 

5 The identified local government areas are: Aurukun, Bowen, Brisbane, Broadsound, Bundaberg, Burdekin, Burke, Burnett, Caboolture, Cairns, Calliope, Caloundra, Cardwell, Carpentaria, Cook,
Cooloola, Dounglas, Fitzroy, Gladstane, Gold Coast, Hervey Bay, Hinchinbrooke, Isis, Johnstone, Livingstone, Logan, Mackay, Maroochy, Maryborough, Mirium Vale, Momington, Noosa, Pine Rivers,
Redcliffe, Redtand, Rockhampton, Sarina, Thuringowa, Tiaro, Torres, Townsville, Whitsunday.

6 Australian Height Datum (AHD).

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INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997

Major hazard facilities or possible 6.

major hazard facilities

For more information refer to Guide 17.

If you answered "YES" to Q6, the apptication
fequires assessment by the Deparnent of
Emeraency Services (DES).

If an agency other than DES is the assessment
Manager for the application, DES is a concurrence
agency for the application in relation to this matter.

Water related development under the | 7.

Water Act 2000

For more information about items (a) - {d), refer to
Guide 15. For more information about item (e),
tefer to Guide 14 Does my application involve
assessment of a referable dam?

Unless you answered “none of the above" to Q7, the
application requires assessment by the Department
of Natural Resources Mines and Water (NRMW).

If an agency other than NRMW is the assessment
manager for the applicalion, NRMW is a
concurrence agency for the application in relation to
this matter.

 

IDAS Assessment Checklist, Version 18.0, 10 November 2006

Does the application involve a material change of use for a major hazard facility or possible
major hazard facility as defined under the Dangerous Goods Safety Management Act 2001?

(INO

(1 YES - complete Part L of Form 1

 

The application involves:
(1 (i) operational! work, for taking or interfering with water under the Water Act 2000, that is:
(tick applicable box/es}

Ol)

Cb)
O©
OW
Ole)
OM

in a watercourse, lake or spring, or from a dam constructed on a watercourse (eg.
a pump, gravity diversion, stream re-direction, weir or dam) - complete Part Ko, K3, Ks, Ke, or Ko of
Form 1 whichever is applicable;

for an artesian bore anywhere in the State, no matter what the use - complete Part
K; of Form 1;

for a subartesian bore, in declared groundwater area’, for use for purposes other
than stock and/or domestic use - complete Part K: of Form 1;

for a subartesian bore, in certain declared groundwater area, for use for stock
and/or domestic purposes - complete Part K: of Form 1;

for constructing a referable, dam® or that will increase the storage capacity of a
teferable dam by more than 10% - complete Part Ks of Form 1; or

for taking or interfering with overland flow water - complete Parts Ka and G of Form 1

rd (ii) none of the above.

 

 

Removal of quarry material from a 8.

watercourse
For more information refer to Guide 16.

Ifyou answered YES” to Q8, the application
requires assessment by the Department of Natural
Resources Mines and Water (NRMW).

It an agency other than NRMW is the assessment
manager for the application, NRMW is a
Concurrence agency for the application in relalion to
this matter,

Note; Part G of Form 1 is required to be completed
as the activity of removing quarry material from a
watercourse is also an Environmentally Relevant
Activity (ERA).

 

Does the application involve development for the removal of quarry material from a watercourse?
requiring an allocation notice under the Water Act 2000?

Mino

(YES - complete Parts Kr and G of Form 1

7 The declared ground water areas are listed in Guide 13 Development in a declared catchment area.

8 Referable dam is defined under tha Water Act 2000.
8 Watercourse is defined in sch 10 of the IPA.

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INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997 IDAS Assessment Checklist, Version 18.0, 10 November 2006
Operational works ina tidal areaor |9. The application involves operational work that is: ( tick the applicable box/es)

coastal management district For more (\(i)__ tidal work" as defined under the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995 (the
information about prescribed tidal work | in locat Coastal Act) that.is not prescribed tidal work — complete Part M of Form 1; OF

ae veal aan ete ioca.ne| AIK). tidal work that is prescribed tidal work"" other than in a canal’? -complete Part P of Form 1, OF
inless you answered ‘none of the above’ , ” . a oa

application requires assessment by the 0 (ii) carried out within a coastal management district under the Coastal Act and for - complete

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Part M of Form 1 if any box/es (a) to (i) below are ticked.

Feet ie niceion EPA seoncerence (J (a) constructing or installing works in a watercourse between MHWS and HAT (ie.

agency for the application In relation to this matter. other than those works in tidal water) where the development has been determined not

Local government is the assessment manager for all to be assessable against the Water Act 2000 ;

prescribed tidal work.

(J (b) constructing a canat'2 intended to be connected to tidal waters;

CA (c) constructing an artificial waterway;

(J Qa): reclaiming land under tidal water;

(J (e) disposing of dredge spoil or other solid waste material in tidal water;

(J (f) _ interfering with quarry material on State coastal land above high-water mark;

(1 (gq) draining or allowing drainage or flow of water or other matter across State
coastal land above high-water mark;

(J (h)_ 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;

(1 (i) constructing a bank or bund wall to establish a ponded pasture on tand, other
than State coastal land, above high-water mark; or

(1 (iv) none of the above.

 

 

Operational work below high water | 10. The application involves operational work that is: ( tick the applicable box/es)

mark information rete fo Guide 18, For moe C1 (i) tidat work"? as defined under the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995 (the
information about prescribed tidal work in local - Coastal Act) that is not prescribed tidal work - complete Part M of Form 1; or

Prec nr oneuet*ane eet oor (ii) tidal work that is prescribed tidal work" - complete Part P of Form 1; oF

the application iggers rferral to Queensland — C (ii) carried out within a coastal management district'S under the Coastal Act and for -
Hanser! (27) oii Safe Ot as ° (1 (a) disposing of dredge spoil or other solid waste material in tidal water - complete Part
Local government is the assessment manager for all M of Form 1;

preserioed tidal work (1 (b} reclaiming land under tidal water - complete Part M of Form 1; oF

(6) constructing a canal's, if the canal is associated with reconfiguring a lot - complete
Part M of Form 1;

wiv) none of the above.

 

Coastal management 11. The application involves: (tick the applicable box/es)

For mare information refer to Guide 18. CJ (i) a material change of use assessable under a planning scheme involving operational
Unless you answered "none of the above" to Q11, 7 + etic tS

the appition requires assessment bythe work carried out completely or partly in a coastal management district

Enyironmental Protection Agency {EPA} OD (ii) a material change of use assessable under a planning scheme involving building
fan agency other than EPA is the assessment work, carried out completely or partly in a coastal management district that is -

manager for the application, EPA is aconcurrence |. .

agency for the application in relation to this matter. « the construction of a new premises with a GFA" of at least 1000m?

« the enlargement of the GFA of existing premises by more than 1000m?

0 (ii) reconfiguring a lot assessable under schedule 8 of the IPA where the land is situated
completely or partly in a coastal management district

Oi (iv) reconfiguring a jot'® assessable under schedule 8 of the IPA and in connection with
the construction of a canal'® ~ complete Part M of Form 1

fj (v) none of the above

 

 

10 Tidal work is defined in sch 10 of the IPA.

41. Prescribed tidal work is defined in the Coastal Protection and Management Regulation 2003 and includes certain tidat works completely or partly within a local government tidal area.

42 Canal means canal as defined under the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995

13 Tidal work is defined in sch 10 of the IPA.

14 Prescribed tidal work is defined in the Coastal Protection and Management Regulation 2003 and includes certain tidal works completely or partly within a local government tidal area.

15 Coastal management district is defined in sch 10 of the IPA and means a coastal management district under the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995, other than an area declared as a
coastal management district under section 47(2) of that Act.

16 Canal means canal as defined under the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995

17 GFA is defined in sch 14 of the IPA to mean the gross floor area. For a definition of how to calculated GFA, go to the planning scheme against which the application is being assessed.

18 Under 5117 of the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995, an application for reconfiguration, where the reconfiguration is associated with the construction of an artificial waterway, must be
accompanied by tha application for the operational works to construct the artificial waterway.

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INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997

Development within the limits of a

port

For more information refer to Guide 18. For

information about prescribed tidal work refer to

Guide 24.

Ifyou answered “YES” to Q12, the application

triggers referral to the Port Authority,

The Port Authority is a concurrence agency if the

development is ~

® within 200m of a shipping channel of an entry
and exit shipping corridor for the port

© within 1000m of a swing basin, a commercial
shipping wharf, a mooring, anchorage or spoil
grounds;

* within 1000m of a planned port facility identified
in a land use plan approved under the Transport

. Infrastructure Act 1994.
In all other situation the Port Authority is an advice
agency,

Marinas

For more information refer to Guide 18. For
information about whether @ marina is prescribed
tidal work refer to Guide 24, The local government
is the assessment manager for all prescribed tidal
work, .

Ifyou answered "YES" to Q13, the application
triggers referral to Queensland Fire and Rescue

12.

13,

IDAS Assessment Checklist, Version 18.0, 10 November 2006
Does the application involve development below high water mark'9 and within the limits of a port
under the Transport infrastructure Act 1994?

NO -
Ho — complete Part M of Form 1, o€ Part P of Form Pif the work is prescribed tidal work

Does the application involve operational work that is tidal work for a marina2° with more than 6
vessel berths?

Mino

(17 YES - complete Part M of Form 1, or Part P of Form 1 if the tidal work is prescribed tidal work

 

 

 

 

Service as an advice agency.

Tidal works in strategic port land tidal} 14. Dogs the application involve tidal works within a strategic port land tidal area"?

areas NO

For more information refer to Guide 18, O YES - complete Part M of Form 1

Unless you answered "NO” to Q14, the relevant Port

Authority is the assessment manager for the

application and the Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA) and Queensland Transport (QT) are

concurrence agencies for the application.

Heritage 15. Does the application involve development in a heritage registered place as defined under the
For further information refer to Guide 19, "Queensland Heritage Act 1992?

If you answered YES" to Q15, the application

triggers referral to the Queensland Heritage Council (No

as concurrence agency for the application. O YES - complete Part C of Form 1

Declared catchment areas 16. The application is in an area declared to be a catchment area under the Water Act 2000 and
For more information, including a list of the declared involves: (tick the applicable box/es) .

catchment areas within Queensland, refer to Guide 7 a + ‘ . oo
43. (i) reconfiguring a fot if any lot resulting from the reconfiguration is less than 16 hectares;
Unless you answered ‘none of the above" to 016, OO (i) development assessable against the planning scheme involving the establishment or
the application requires assessment by the . . . .
Depariment of Natural Resources Mines and Water expansion of a waste water disposal system, other than a disposal system for carrying
(NRMW). out an environmentally relevant activity under the Environmental Protection Act 1994;
If an agency other lhan NRMW is the assessment ae

manager for the application, NRMW is a wily none of the above

concurrence agency for the application in relation to

this matter.

Contaminated land 17. The application involves: (tick the applicable box/es)

Applications involving materia! change of use and/
of reconfiguring a tot may trigger this referral.

For more information refer to Guide 5.

Unless you answered ‘none of the above’ to Q1?,
the application requires assessment by the
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). if an
agency other than EPA is the assessment manager
for the application, EPA will be a concurrence
agency for the application in relation to this matter.

 

 

C1 (i) reconfiguring a tot for which all of part of the premises are —
(a) premises mentioned in the IPA, schedule 8, part 1, table 2 -
« item 5, including the exemption otherwise provided for by paragraph (d);
« item 6, including the exemption otherwise provided for by paragraph (e); or
« item 7, including the exemption otherwise provided for a mining activity or petroleum
activity; or
(b) in an area for which an area management advice has been given for unexploded
ordnance - complete Part N of Form 4
O (i) a material change of use -
(a) made assessable under the IPA, schedule 8, part 1, table 2, items 5 to 7; or
(b) assessable against the planning scheme and if all or part of the premises is in an area

for which an area management advice has been given for unexploded ordnance -
complete Part N of Form 1 .

[7 (ii) none of the above

 

19 High water mark is defined in the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995 and means the ordinary high water mark at spring lide.
20 Marina is defined in the Transport Operations (Maritime Pollution) Regulation 1995.
21 Strategic port land tidat areas are the areas generally 50 metres seaward of high water mark adjacent to strategic port land.

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INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997
Electricity infrastructure

For move information refer to schedule 2of the IP
Regulation.

Unless you answered “none of the above” to Q18,

ihe application triggers referral e ihe anon lo
ment is Qi: as advice

agency,

IDAS Assessment Checklist, Version 18.0, 10 November 2006

18. The application involves: {tick the applicable box/es)

Ow

OG)

Dit

OW)

aH

reconfiguring a fot where any part of the lot is —

« subject to an easement in favour of a distribution entity or transmission entity under the
Electricity Act 1994 and the easement is for a transmission grid or supply network under
that Act; or

« situated within 100m of a substation site;

a material change of use, assessable against a planning scheme and not associated

with reconfiguring a lot if —

« any part of the premises is subject to an easement in favour of a distribution entity or
transmission entity under the Electricity Act 1994 and the easement is for a transmission
grid or supply network under that Act; and

any structure or work that is the natural and ordinary consequence of the use is, or will be,
located wholly or partly in the easement;

a material change of use, assessable against a planning scheme and not associated

with reconfiguring a lot if any part of the premises is situated within 100m of a substation

site;

operational work that is filling or excavation assessable against the planning scheme,

not associated with reconfiguring a lot, if -

* any part of the premises is subject to an easement in favour of a distribution entity or
transmission entity under the Electricity Act 1994 and the work is located wholly or partly in
the easement;

« the work is located wholly or partly within 10m of a substation site;

none of the above.

 

Land designated for community
infrastructure

Applications involving development on land
designated for community infrastructure may trigger
this referral,

For more information refer to schedule 2 of the IP

If you answered “YES” to Q19, the application
requires assessment by the chief executive of the
department administering the Act authorising the
devetopment for the designated purpose.

It an agency other than the designator is the
assessment manager for the application, the
designating agency will be a concurrence agency for
the application in relation to this matter.

 

Does the application involve development assessable against the planning scheme and on land
designated for community infrastructure?

(i) intended to be supplied by a public sector entity; and
{ii) on land not owned by or on behalf of the State; and
(iii) other than development —

(a)

for the designated purpose; or

(b) carried out by, or on behalf of, the designator.

M No

CYes

 

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INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997
SEQ Regional Plan

For more information refer to schedule 2 of the [P
Requlation.

Refer to Chapter 2, part 5A and schedule 10 of the

Inteorated Planning Act 1997, and schedule 2 of the

Regulatory Provisions for relevant definitions.

Untess you answered “none af the abave” to 020,

the application requites assessment by the Office of
Irhan Management (OUM).

IDAS Assessment Checklist, Version 18.0, 10 November 2006
20. The application involves (tick applicable box/es) -
(0 (i) amaterial change of use of premises -
(a) in a Major Development Area in the Urban Footprint for -
OO (i) anurban activity -
{11 inan area included in a structure plan where the IPA, section 3.1.6
applies;
(J sinan area not included in a structure plan where -
« the IPA, section 3.1.6 applies to the application for the material change °
of use; or
« the premises exceeds 10,000m2; or
« the gross floor area (GFA) on the premises will exceed 10,000m2; or
« impact assessment is required under the relevant planning scheme

C) (ii) intensive animal husbandry, or
C1 (iii) residential development involving a rural residential purpose

(b) in the Regional Landscape and Rural Production Area for -
( (i) an urban activity and not specified in section 2.4(2); or
(2 (ii) residential development involving a rural residential purpose and not
specified in section 2.6(2)
(c) in the Rural Living Area for an urban activity and not specified in section 2.8(2);

(d) in the Investigation Area for — .
© (i) anurban activity and not specified in section 2,10(2);

(1 (ii) residential development involving a rural residential purpose and not
specified in section 2.12(2); or

(CD (il) intensive animal husbandry

(2 (ii) reconfiguring a tot- :
On land in a Major Development Area in the Urban Footprint that is:
(a) notincluded in a structure plan; and

(b) not specified in section 3.1(2).
a (iii) none of the above

 

Fisheries matters
For more information refer to schedule 2of the |P

Regulation,

Unless you answered “none of the above" to Q21,
the application requires assessment by the
Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries
(DPI&F).

If an agency other than DPISF is the assessment
manager for the application, DPI&F is a concurrence
agency for the application in retation to items (i) -
(iv) and an advica agency in relation to item (v).

 

21, The application involves: (tick the applicable box/es)

C1 (i)_ an assessable material change of use for aquaculture - complete Part Os of Form 1;

OO (ii) assessable operational work that is the construction or raising of a waterway barrier -
complete Part O3 of Form 1;

Qi) assessable operational work completely or partly within a declared fish habitat area-
complete Part O2 of Form 1;

(J (iv) assessable operational work that is the removal, destruction or damage of a marine
plant - complete Part O2 of Form 1;

(C](v) development assessable under the IPA, schedule 8, part 1, on land that adjoins a
declared fish habitat area;

wi none of the above.

 

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INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997

Integration of land use and public
transport

For more information refer 10 Guide 23, schedule 8A
of the IPA, & schedute 2 of the IP Regulation.
Unless you answered "none of the above’, he
application triggers referral to QT as aconcurrence
agency.

(DAS Assessment Checklist, Version 18.0, 10 November 2006

22. The application involves: {tick the applicable box/es)—

Ci (i) a material change of use assessable against the planning scheme for a purpose
mentioned in schedule 13C of the IP Regulation and exceeding the thresholds set by that
schedule.

C1 (ii) reconfiguring a tot—

() (a) _ on land thatis completely or partly within a public transport corridor, and the
total number of lots increases;

(1(b) on land that is completely or partly within a future public transport corridor or
an airport's public safety area;

CJ) _ ontand thatis within 400m of a public passenger transport facility or a future
public passenger transport facility, and the total site area is 5000m? or greater;

(1d) _ for a residential purpose within the 25 ANEF contour for an airport;

Ce) _ for a residential purpose resulting in 100 or more allotments.

C1 (iii) operational work assessable against the planning scheme, but not associated with a
material change of use mentioned in (i) above or reconfiguring a lot mentioned in (ii)
above, on land that—

 

 

(1) (a) _ is completely or partly within a public transport corridor or a future public
transport corridor;
(J (b) will result in work that encroaches into an airport's operational airspace.
Hiv none of the above.
Railway safety and efficiency 23. The application involves: (tick the applicable box/es)—
Ta rhe schedule BA Oli) a material change of use assessable against the planning scheme for a purpose
Uniess you answered “none ofthe above’, the mentioned in schedule 13D of the IP Regulation and exceeding the thresholds set by that
application triggers referral to QT as a concurrence schedule.
agency. CO (ii) reconfiguring a fot—
(1 (a) _ on land that is completely or partly within a future public transport corridor,
future railway land or a railway tunnel easement;
(1) (b) on tand thatis within 400m of a Citytrain passenger railway station or a future
Citytrain passenger railway station, and the total site area is 5000m? or
greater;
(1 (ce) onland that abuts rail corridor tand, commercial corridor land or future railway
land, and the total number of lots increases;
(0 (@) on land that abuts rail corridor land, commercial corridor land or future railway
land and an easement abutting the corridor or future railway land is created;
OD (e)  onland that is completely or partly within 100m of, and abutting an approach
to, a railway level crossing, and the total number of lots increases;
(C1 (f) for a residential purpose resulting in 100 or more allotments.
(-) (iii) operational work assessable against the planning scheme, but not associated with a
material change of use mentioned in (i) above or reconfiguring a lot mentioned in (ii)
above, involving extracting, excavating or filling greater than 50m, on land that—
(a) is completely or partly within rail corridor and or commercial corridor land, and
the work is not for rail transport infrastructure or other rail infrastructure;
(1 (b) is completely or partly within future railway land, or a railway tunnel easement;
Cl (c) abuts rail corridor land, commercial corridor land or future railway land, and
the work is within 25m of the railway boundary.
(a none of the above.
Moonie to Brisbane pipeline 24. The application involves the easement for the construction or operation of the Moonie to

For mora information refer to schedule 2of the IP
Regulation.

Unless you answered “none of the above", the
application triggers referrat to the holder of pipeline
licence No 1 issued under the Petroleum Act 1923,
currently Santos ONT Pty Ltd, for advice.

 

Brisbane strategic pipeline, and involves: (tick the applicable box/es)—

(CO @) a material change of use assessable against the planning scheme and not associated
with reconfiguring a lot, and any structure or work will be located wholly or partly in the
easement.

O (ii) reconfiguring a lot

(1 (ii) operational work assessable against the planning scheme, that is filling, excavation,
compaction, drilling, boring or piling not associated with a reconfiguring a lot, and the
work is located wholly ar partly in the easement.

Hiv none of the above.

 

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INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997

Koala habitat area
For more information, refer to Guide 26 and
schedule 2 of the IP Regulation. -

Unless you answered “none of the above’, the
application requires referral to the Environmental
Protection Agency as a concurrence agency.

IDAS Assessment Checklist, Version 18.0, 10 November 2006

25. The application involves: {tick the applicable box/es)—

Ci (i) a material change of use of premises in a koala conservation area or koala
sustainability area made assessable under a planning scheme, that is not for a domestic
activity and will result in —

(J (a) clearing of native vegetation over an area greater than 2500m?;

( (b) anew building and any reasonably associated structure with a total footprint
greater than 1000m2,

C1 (c)_ an extension to an existing building and any reasonably associated structure if
the extension has a total footprint greater than 1000m?;

(0 (ed) extracting gravel, rock or sand from an area greater than 5000m2,

(1 (e) excavating or filling an area greater than 5000m?;

CJ (f} additional traffic in a koala conservation area or koala sustainability area,
between 6p.m. on a day and Ga.m. on the following day.

0 (i) reconfiguring a lot in a koala conservation area or koala sustainability area that will
result in -

(J (a) an increased number of lots;
(CD (b) clearing of native vegetation over an area greater than 2500m?.

C1 (ii) operational work in a koala conservation area or koala sustainability area made
assessable under Schedule 8, Part 1, Table 4, items 1A to 1G (not associated with
reconfiguring a lot mentioned in (ii) above) that will result in the clearing of native vegetation
over an area greater than 2500m2.

C1 (iv) operational work in a koala conservation area or koala sustainability area made
assessable under a planning scheme (not associated with a material change of use.
mentioned in (i) or reconfiguring a lot mentioned in {ii} above) that is not for a domestic activity
and wilt result in —

C1 (a) clearing of native vegetation over an area greater than 2500m?,
( (b) extracting gravel,-rock or sand from-an area greater than 5000m2;
wh (1 (c)_ excavating or filling an area greater than 5000m2.
(Vv

) none of the above.

 

Referral coordination

An information request requires referral coordination
if the application involves -
(i) 3 ormore concurrence agencies; or
(ii) a facility or area assessabte under a
planning scheme and prescribed in
schedule? or 8 of the (P Requtation; or
{iii) development which is subject to an
application for preliminary approval
mentioned in s3.1.6 of the IPA.

For more information go to Guide? and Guide 6.

26. Does the application trigger referral coordination?

NO
(1 YES, as the application: (tick the applicable box/es)
(i) triggers 3 or more concurrence agencies;

C1 (ii) _ involves a material change of use made assessable under a planning
scheme and prescribed in schedule 7 of the IP Regulation;

C1 (iii) involves a material change of use (other than a dwelling house, outbuilding
or farm building) made assessable under a planning scheme, or
reconfiguring a fot, in an area prescribed in schedule 8 of the IP Regulation; -

O (iv) _ is fora preliminary approval mentioned in $3.1.6 of the IPA

 

Referral agency responses prior to
lodgement

Under s3.3.2 of IPA a referral agency may give a
teferral agency response on a matter within its
jurisdiction about a proposal before an application
for the proposal is made to [he assessment
manager.

This is commonly the case where an application
fequires referral to a building referral agency (eg.
Old Fire and Rescue Service).

 

27. Did a referral agency give a referral agency response under $3.3.2 of the IPA before the

application was made to the assessment manager?

DNo

yes - altach a copy of the referral agency/s response/s

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The assessment manager may refuse to accept an application, which, at the time of lodgement, fails to provide the
completed IDAS Assessment Checkiist (if applicable).

OFFICE USE ONLY (applicable fo assessment manager)

 

| _DATERECEIVED |

[REFERENCE NUMBERIS |

 

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.

. * Kris Boody -Project Officer

*

@

 

Rockwall Extension Noosa River Entrance

@

Prepared by Noosa Council
Environmental Services and Works

February 2007

 

 

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NOOSA RIVER SPIT
DESIGN DRAWINGS

 

   

 

 

28/7/06

Qe OT

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Page 16

 

 

Notes

1. Survey by Noosa Shire Council on 8/6/06
2. Alignment of Leading Crest Edge of Rock Wall
[MGA co-ordinates}:
A. 508031mE 7081846mN
B. 508036mE 7081780mN
C. 508038mE 7081727mN
D. 508065mE 7081698mN
3. Alignment of Centre of Submerged Projection
E. 508036mE 7081724mN
F. 508024mE 7081667mN
4, Transition between existing works and proposed
works to be smooth. Transition between Walt
and submerged projection to be smooth.
5. For wall x-section details, see drawing NRS-02
6. For submarine projection x-section details,
see drawing NRS-03.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

a
Qo 50 100 150 200 250m
Thin TORRES SCALE DRAWN | REVISIONS. _ DRAWING N° REV.
INTERNATIONAL COASTAL OUTER NOOSA RIVER SPIT Shown "
“jeem @ PANAGEMENT EROSION PROTECTION WORKS ‘s B Corbett BE wee

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

20.1 71
GOLD COAST MAIL CENTRE FAX OT S582 0147 for Noosagaine COUNCIL ame | LAYOUT

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Jmlnpe. Thin wil provide an actecucie Sher retarted
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fhe well rey be cecuirod. As auch, ary achverss aflocts

 

 

 

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ray be placed at bane of wall above sand level]
$0 creaia caves anil crovices for marine habitat

 

 

 

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Existing Profile
Tidd Bench up &n

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o O58 10 15 20 25m

pot Ta TORE COPED] SCALE SIONS _ DRAWING N° REV.

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heu\S- EROSION PROTECTION WORKS — BCorbett BE; RS 02

P.O.BOXx 7196 et 07 Sa Ose DATE APPROVED

GOLD COAST MAIL CENTRE for NOOSA SHIRE COUNCIL TYPICAL X-SECTION

AUSTRALIA 9726 _ EMAL [email protected]! é 4776 LA Jackoon QB 2575

 

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4 Sand filled Geotextile Container

1.3m

' 0.2m allowance for settlement

3.8m
Ree
0 1 2
ITeRATIONAL, cops wmv NOOSA RIVER SPIT Seelea eileen =
B Corbett
Of hae WAM irae EROSION PROTECTION WORKS =. —
| GOLDCOASTMAL CENTRE for NOOSA SHIRE COUNCIL
| pana EMAIL [email protected] @ AIRS LA Jecsson QP 2876

Notes
1. Alignment as per drawing NSC-01.
2. Typical levels by Noosa Shire Council July 2006.
3. Tides [Noosa Beach]
HAT = 1.06m AHD
MHWS 0.62m AHD
MLWS -0.80m AHD
LAT -1.12mAHD
4. Design Conditions [2%]
Waves Hs =0.75m
Current = 2.5mV/s
Storm surge = 1.8m
5. Geotextile to be ELCOMax 1200R or equivalent
May be reinforced to provide improved vandal
resistance. Nominal size equivalent to "T1".
6. Inlet ports to be "screw and glue” closures spaced
at 10m intervals along the container.
7. The structure is designed to be flexible and any
adverse effects from potential erosion can be
accommodated. In the event of substantial

HAT

MHWS

AHD

erosion, placement of an additional container
‘on the shoreward side may be required.

MLWS

LAT

Natural Surface Level
Approx. -2.4m AHD [varies]

aes
3 4 Sm
REVISIONS DRAWING N® REV.
NRS-03
SUBMERGED PROJECTION
TYPICAL X-SECTION

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3

Queensland
¥S Government

.

Maritime Safety
Queensland

 

15 January 2007

Noosa Shire Council
PO Box 14)
Tewantin Qld 4565

Queensland Transport

 

Att: Kristopher Boody
Dear Kristopher
Tidal Works — Request for comments - Rockwalt Noosa River Mouth — South Side

Thank you for your emails of 3 January 2007 and 11 January 2007 about your application construct a
sea wall at the location mentioned above.

As a concurrence agency under the Integrated Planning Act 1997 and Coastal Protection
Management Act 1995, Maritime Safety Queensland has no objection to the proposal provided the

following navigation and marine safety conditions are addressed.

1. The construction must comply with International Coastal Management, Drawing No NRS-01 to
O3inc, attached to your emails dated 3 January 2007 and 11 January 2007.

2. You, or your agent, must advise the Harbour Master the commencement date, proposed
timetable, and contractor contact details at least two weeks before commencing construction.

3. You, or your agent, must issue any notices the Harbour Master requires.
4. You, or your agent, must advise the Harbour Master when you have completed construction.

5. You, or your agent, must remove any obstructions and debris encountered during construction,
and dispose of them, as the Harbour Master requires.

6. Any ships and equipment you or your agent use must comply with the Zransport Operations
(Marine Safety) Act 1994, the Transport Operations (Marine Safety) Regulation 2004 and the
Transport Operations (Marine Pollution) Act 1995.

Maritime Safety Queenstand Our ret 710/01489 618596 £18627

Marine Operations (Brisbane) Your ref

MacArthur Avenue East Enquiries Peter Marchbank

Pinkenba Queensland 4008 Telephone +61 7 3860 3566
Facsimile +617 3860 3571

ABN 13 200 330 520 Wobsite www.msq.qid.gov.au

Emal? peter [email protected]

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7. The contractor must complete construction within two years from the date of approval. If

construction is not completed, you will need additional or amended comments from the Regiona}
Harbour Master.

Maritime Safety Queensland does not need to be further consulted if all of the above conditions are

et.
Ss sincer, )

———

aptain Richard C Johnson
egional Harbour Master (Brisbane)

 

Maritime Safety Queensland Page 2 of2

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Queensland
Government
Enquirics Trevor Carter
Telephone 32276718 Environmental Protection Agency

Our reference BNE24889 Incorporating the

Queenstand Parks and Wildlife Service
30 October 2006

 

Chief Executive Officer
Noosa Shire Council
PO Box 141

Tewantin Qld 4565.
Attention: Peter Milne

 

Dear Sir
Stabilisation of Noosa Spit

_ [refer to your email of 25 August 2006 seeking comments on proposals to combat erosion of the
spit within the mouth of the Noosa River.

The Environmental Protection Agency acknowledges that the erosion occurring on the spit is a
significant problem which cannot be allowed to continue indefinitely. Clearly if the channel
broke through the spit separating the channel from Noosa Sound, the subsequent changes to the
tidal and flood flows could cause problems for Hayes Island. It is also acknowledged that Council
does not want any further significant recession of the spit and that it wishes to preserve the
existing sandy beach in the middle of the spit.

As you are aware, any significant flooding event would be likely to result in a more northerly
dominant channel, relieving the current erosion threat to the spit. Similarly, artificial relocation of
the present channel to a more northerly alignment would also relieve the present erosion threat.
However it is acknowledged that concems relating to the impact of dredging on the ecology of
the estuary make this option less desirable. Accordingly, the Agency is prepared to support your
consultant’s approach of providing some form of hard protection works along the spit to combat
the erosion problem.

The erosion problem occurring along the spit is considered to be more a river training issue rather
than a coastal erosion problem. The most common means of training a river is through the use of
river groynes. This method has the advantage of overcoming the erosion threat while also
preserving to some degree a natural bank.

FACWW Coastal 160 Ann Street Brisbane
Approvals\Documents\Letters\BNE 24889 stable Queensland 4000 Australia
spitdocPage 1 of 2 .

PO Box 155 Brisbane Albert Street
Queensland 4002 Australia ~

Telephone
Facsimile
Website www.apa.qid.gov.au

ABN 87 221 158 786

Printed on 100% recycled paper

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At Noosa, it is anticipated that groynes would not need to extend far into the channel. However it
is important that they are founded sufficiently deeply to prevent undermining through channel
movement and localised scour which can be expected to occur at the heads of the groynes. The
existing channel depth would provide a guide to the required founding depth. Clearly, recession
will occur between the groynes as pocket beaches gradually form. The extent of recession will
depend on the length and spacing of the groynes. The allowable recession therefore would be a
governing factor in the design layout of the groyne field. It may also be necessary in future to
extend the groynes inland if the recession threatens the landward ends of the groynes. Any groyne
field, revetment wall or combination of both should be designed where practical to encourage the
‘channel to adopt a fairly smooth meander.

With regard to the submitted proposal comprising the rock wall extension and submerged
geotextile groyne, concern is raised regarding the founding depth of the wall and the
effectiveness of the geotextile groyne.

The rock wall appears to be founded on the intertidal shelf characteristic of the bank profile in
this reach of the river. The founding depth is significantly above the bed level of the channel.
There appears to be no reason why the river channel would not continue to move towards the
bank removing the sand from the toe of the wall, resulting in the inevitable failure of the wall. In
order to prevent this occurrence, it would be necessary to found the wall at a depth commensurate
with that of the existing channel. .

Given the relatively small dimensions of the geotextile groyne, the significance of its likely
impact on the behaviour of the river is questionable. Given that the area is popular for swimming,
public safety concerns, similar to those which potentially existed for the proposed artificial reef at
Main Beach, could be expected.

In summary, while the Agency acknowledges the need for some form of river bank hardening,

Council is advised to further investigate the concept of river groynes, more substantial seawalls
or a combination of both. Should you wish, Agency officers are available for on site discussions.

Yours sincerely

Tara Collins
Operations Manager Coastal

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Trish Sweeney

From: Trish Sweeney
Sent: Thursday, 8 February 2007 4:21 PM
To: Peter Robinson
Subject: Journal transfer

Hi Peter, we have received an application from our Environmental Services section for a rockwalil at the entrance to
the Noosa River. The fee for assessment of this Prescribed Tidal Works application is $1900. Can you please credit
job number 146115 and debit 161705.05 which is the number provided to us. Please advise journal number in due
course.

thanks

Trish Sweeney

Administrative Officer - Land Use
Noosa Council

Ph: 07 5449 5293 Fax: 07 5447 1062
[email protected]