11. Existing DA (2006)

ecoaccess

environmental licences and permits

Conditions of Approval

1. If tenure over the site of the works is required by the relevant Harbour Board (Port Authority) or the
Department of Natural Resources and Mines, the constructing authority shall, before using the works for
any purpose, obtain a lease, license or permit to occupy over the site of the works from the relevant
Harbour Board (Port Authority) or the Department of Natural Resources and Mines.

2. Any access across the dune system to allow necessary plant and equipment onto the beach to undertake the
work shall minimise damage to the dunal vegetation.

3: Any areas disturbed by the works are to be stabilised against wind erosion and rainwater run-off erosion and
revegetated with native ground cover species commonly found on adjacent areas.

4. The sand being placed on the beach shall be clean and free of silt, clay, organic material or any other
deleterious substance and must of a grain size compatible with the existing beach sand.

5. Sand shall be placed uniformly along the section of beach to be nourished in accordance with the
specified plans.

6. No dredging or deposition shall be undertaken within the designated area 4.
7. No dredging shall be undertaken within the designated area 6 upstream of lot 4 on RP74098.

8. No dredged material shall be removed by the Noosa Shire Council from the bed or foreshores outside the
limits of the area marked on the approved plans.

9. Batters of the excavation shall be left by the Noosa Shire Council at slopes no greater than those shown
the approved plans.

10. If any acid sulphate soils are uncovered the Noosa Shire Council must comply with the latest edition of the
Queensland Environmental Protection Agency’s INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE TREATMENT AND
MANAGEMENT OF ACID SULPHATE SOILS, 2001, produced by the Queensland Environmental
Protection Agency in consultation with the Department of Natural Resources and Mines and the
Department of Primary Industries.

11. — If dredging material has been removed from outside the boundaries of the authorised operating area or
from the bed below the levels designated or if the batters are steeper than the designated batters, the
Noosa Shire Council shall at its cost and expense repair those areas where overdredging has occurred so
that the shape of the removal excavation conforms to the relevant conditions of this permit. Only granular
material of a quality and grading approved by the Chief Executive shall be used to repair overdredged
areas.

12. If, as a result of removal of dredging material or any other cause attributable to the Noosa Shire Council,
any bank is displaced the Noosa Shire Council shall at his cost and expense restore the bank to its
original condition and take such other action as is necessary to ensure the stability of the bank to the
satisfaction of the Chief Executive of the EPA.

13. Before dredging commences, and during the whole of the dredging operations, each dredge and each
item of equipment carrying out the actual removal of the material shall display a sign which is clearly
legible from either side of the dredge or equipment. This sign shall display the name of the dredger and
the number of this permit. The lettering on the above sign shall be at least seventy-five millimetres high
and formed of strokes each a minimum of thirty millimetres wide.

14. Oncompletion of the dredging operation or when directed by the Chief Executive to do so, the Noosa
Shire Council shall remove all dredge plant and equipment (including pipes, floats and other equipment
used in or in connection with the dredging operations) from the site.

15. The Noosa Shire Council shall ensure that a copy of the conditions pertaining to this permit is available at
the dredging site at all times and that all dredging plant personnel are made aware of all the conditions of
this permit. .

 

‘ Permit includes licences, approvals, permits, authorisations, certificates, sanctions
or equivalent/similar as required by legislation administered by the
Environmental Protection Agency and the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service

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