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Planning Assessment Report Page 4 300 Kennedys Road, Lake Macdonald QLD 4563 – Extractive Industry Easement Easement No. Purpose of Easement R 602431266 Water Supply Pipeline purposes (Queensland Bulk Water Supply Authority). D 713016239 Easement taken for the purpose of works to be undertaken for the Northern Pipeline Interconnector. The following easements have been identified on Lot 2 on SP108094: Easement Easement No. Purpose of Easement A 703082381 Electricity Works purposes (South East Queensland Electricity Corporation Limited) Refer ATTACHMENT 2 – CURRENT TITLE SEARCH; ATTACHMENT 3 – REGISTERED PLAN; and ATTACHMENT 4 – EASEMENT DOCUMENTATION. The proposed extraction will not be located on, or partly in, the easements identified on the Site. Local Authority: Sunshine Coast Regional Council. Zone: The Site is located in the Rural Zone of the Cooroy & Lake Macdonald Locality (refer FIGURE 5 – ZONING MAP). Landform: The Site has an elevation between 95 and 120 metres Australian Height Datum (AHD). Vegetation: The Site is shown as comprising portions of Regional Ecosystem remnant vegetation that is: endangered; endangered (essential habitat); and of concern identified on Regional Ecosystem Mapping prepared by the Queensland State Government (refer FIGURE 6 – REGIONAL ECOSYSTEM MAP). The Site is shown as comprising portions of high value regrowth that is: endangered; endangered (essential habitat); of concern; of concern (essential habitat); and least concern identified on Regrowth Vegetation Mapping prepared by the Queensland State Government (refer FIGURE 7 – REGROWTH VEGETATION MAP). The proposed disturbance areas are contained within an existing mining lease (ML No. 3742) and will expand upon the already disturbed mining footprint on Site to enable landform reshaping. The proposed disturbance areas avoid mapped remnant vegetation pursuant to the Vegetation Management Act 1999 and areas of high value regrowth vegetation pursuant to the Regrowth Vegetation Code. All extraction activities included as part of the proposed development will be undertaken in a manner consistent with the existing mining lease approvals over the land. Refer to Section 3.4.2 of this Report. Contamination: A Contaminated Land Search shows that Lot 3 on SP108094 is included on the Environmental Management Register (EMR) as follows: December 2012 / file ref. 1271_DA1_310_001 GROUNDWORK p l u s
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