Development Application part 2 OF 2 All of CD, Information in notes - MCU12/0216

John McKibben

From:                        Rogers Wade [[email protected]]
Sent:                        Thursday, 9 August 2012 1:53 PM
To:                          Jim Lawler
Cc:                          Cross Debbie
Subject:                     EMI_120809_Rogers Wade_Potential request for resource entitlement - Lake
                             MacDonald Drive, Cooroy


Hi Jim,

As discussed earlier today no resource entitlement is required for the existing vehicle crossing within Six Mile Ck, as
the crossing is not considered to take or interfere with a state resource (watercourse).

However; if the existing crossing requires modification or a new crossing is required approvals may be required under
the Water Act 2000.

Please feel free to contact me directly on 5480 5317 if you require any further information.

Kind Regards Wade



Wade Rogers
Project Officer - Water Services - South Region
Dept. Natural Resources & Mines
Telephone: 07 54 805317 Facsimile: 07 54 805302
Email: [email protected]
27 O’Connell Street Gympie Q 4570
LMB 383 Gympie Q 4570
www.derm.qld.gov.au


          From: Jim Lawler [mailto:[email protected]]
          Sent: Wednesday, 8 August 2012 5:00 PM
          To: Cross Debbie
          Subject: Potential request for resource entitlement - Lake MacDonald Drive, Cooroy

          Good afternoon Debbi,

          Rebecca Robson from Brisbane has previously assisted me in relation to resource entitlement
          request. Rebecca suggested that you may be the right person to contact regarding a matters in the
          Sunshine Coast / Gympie Region.

          The matter relates to land owned by CSR Building Products Limited, being described as Lot 2 on
          SP 108094 and Lot 3 on SP108094. The land is subject to existing mining leases associated with
          the former CSR / PGH Brickworks factory established on Lot 2 (refer to the attached Location Plan)

          Groundwork Plus act on the behalf of CSR Building Products Limited to prepare a development
          application for Material Change of Use - Extractive Industry over the land to utilise the material
          (clay) at Lot 3 for its capacity as clean fill rather than its mineral qualities.

          It has been identified that Lot 2 and 3 are separated by the Six Mile Creek (refer to the attached
          Aerial Photograph and Cadastral Plan).

          An existing internal road traverse the Six Mile Creek to provide access between Lot 2 and 3. It is
          understood that the crossing is in the form of a constructed crossing approved and established
          some time ago to facilitate the mining activities.


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