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Request to extend relevant period 132003.221199.3
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relevant requirements of, and be consistent
52. The Fire Management Plan shall incorporate all the
this approval.
with, ~II the other management plans required by
Sediment and ErosiOn Control Plan
Plans shall be prepared for the site and
53. Oetailedstaged Sediment and Erosion Control
The Plans shall be in accordance with the Institution of Engineers
Implemented by the applicant and Sediment ContnJl’ (June 1996) and
Soil
Australia ’Engineering Guidelines for Queensland Control
Checklist No. 3 from that document The Sediment and Erosion
in particular using
site (during the construction, establishment and
., Plans shall cover all development on
restoration and remediation works. All recommendations of the
operational phases), ecological .
Plane> shall be Implemented.
shall also ensl.!1’8 the protection of the areas or
54. The Sediment and ErosiCn Control Plans
retained and enhanced vegetation and shall:
54.1. identify existing erosion problems, and f
54.2. specify appropriate remedial actions.
the
55. All necessary erosion sediment control devices shall be incorporated within
and
must that any person acting on this permit shall
development precincts. The appncant ensure
the site or entering the creek. Site control
prevent erosion and sediment export from leaving
controlled gravel access to the site and c;ontrolled disposal of
measures such as sill fencing,
waste, will be necessary.
In this regard plans detailing the methods of controlling
erosion and sediment are required to be
submitted to the Council for approval prior to obtaining 8 Development Permit for Operational
WOrks.
Stormwater and Water Qualitv Management plan
Plan for the site shall be prepared and
56. A Stormwater and Water Quality M nagement
to the issue of a Development Permit for Operational Wo!1(s.
implemented by the appll nt prior
Plan sh ll take into .account matters specified
57. The Stormwater and Water Quality Management .
In section 19(4)of the EnVironmental Protection (Water)PoliCy 1997.
reflected in the Stormwatet and Water Quality Management
58. Key water quality objectives to be
Plan are for the protection of aquatic.ecosystems in the waterways of the site, areas adjoining
Inlet and the Noosa RiVer. The low nutrient
the site, and the receiving waters of Noosa
site are the key factors In determining
.
environment of the site and areas adjoining the
water
Specifically, objectives shall include the
quality
appropriate performance targets, of the catchments external to the site:
targets, subject to the constraints
following pe~nna.nce
58.1. Total nitrogen levels -0.34 mgn
58.2. Total phosphDrous levelS 0.035 mgn
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Plan shall complv.with and address the
59. Th~ Stonnweter and Water Ouality Management
to the construction, establishment and operation phases f the
following issues In relation
development:
59.1. Identify all necessary stormwater treatment
and water quality devices assoatd with the
the approved boundaries of the development
.,
development, which shall be located within .
areas.
after
water quality monitoring and monitoring
59.2. During the construction phase, monthly for:
.
shall be undertaken
significant rainfall events (atlea~ two per year)
59.2.1. suspended Solids and turbidity,
59.2.2. temperature,
59.2.3. salinity,
59.2.4. total nitrogen,
59.2~5. total phosphorous,
59.2.6. pH,
59.2.7. trash and gr96& pollutants, and
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