App3 - DILGP Pre-lodgement Written Advice · OPW17/0024

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Item      Discussion and advice
      Schedule 26 Item 2, ‘for construction’ plans certified by a registered RPEQ will
      need to be provided, which outline the proposed development in relation to the
      following:
            real property boundaries
            the high water mark (mean high water spring)
            the coastal management district
            the erosion prone area and/or coastal hazard area
            any areas of ecological significance
12.   The trigger for ERA 16 (dredging) is 1000t/year. If the proposed development is not
      removing over 1000t/year of material below the high water mark, an approval for
      dredging will not be required. Minor benthic disturbance will be assessed as part of
      the tidal works assessment.
Department of Natural Resources and Mines (State Land Assessment Management
(SLAM))
13.   From the drawings provided, it appears the proposal wouldn’t contravene the
      purpose or conditions of existing lease TL238411, over Lot 20/CP907535. However
      all works to be carried out would be subject to compliance of the conditions of the
      lease which does include development and use of the land meeting with Planning
      Scheme, Local Laws and requirements of the Noosa Shire Council.
Department of Transport and Main Roads (Maritime Safety Queensland (MSQ))
14.   The proposed works involves prescribed tidal works which requires referral under
      Schedule 7, Table 2, Item 15 of SPR.
      Any development application made is to provide a response to the latest version of
      the State Development Assessment Provisions (SDAP) Module 14–Maritime
      safety, identifying how the proposed development meets each performance
      outcome by addressing all applicable acceptable outcomes.

          The application will need to provide the following details –
               The maximum size of vessel associated with each berth. Length, Beam,
                 Displacement.
               Confirm the lighting will be placed on the structure to ensure visibility by
                 mariners.
               Construction methodology if marine civil plant is to be used.
               If the marina is to hold six (6) vessels or more, the application should
                 demonstrate what arrangements will be made for management of sewage
                 under Policy 6 of the State interest guideline – Coastal environment – April
                 2006 and Appendix 2 – SPP code: Ship-source pollutants reception
                 facilities in marinas of the State Planning Policy.




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