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EMP v2 - ESSENCE OF PEREGIAN 215 DAVID LOW WAY, PEREGIAN BEACH
Essence of Peregian Beach Project v2
Environmental Management Plan (Construction and Operation)
Will movement restrictions and a Fire Ant Management No NA
Plan be required to the project?
PROTECTED & VULNERABLE AREAS
Watercourses Water Act 2000 Does the site contain any watercourses? No N/A
Are they protected by the Water Act 2000? No N/A
EPP Water
Will they be impacted on by the development? No N/A
Wetlands Planning Act Does the site contain any referable wetland areas? No NA
Coastal Areas Coastal Protection Is the property within a coastal management district or No NA
and Management Act erosion prone area as defined under the Coastal
1995 Protection and Management Act 1995 and/or Regional
Coastal Management Plans if available?
Will works be undertaken within a tidal area? No NA
Is the site within a Wetland Protection Area? No. NA
(SDAP Module 11:
Wetland Protection
and Wild Rivers
Surrounding EPBC Act Are there any adjacent areas which are protected or Yes. Noosa National Park and Noosa Council Works avoid these areas and works undertaken to mitigate
Environments constitute environmentally sensitive areas (i.e. Environmental Reserve. potential for offsite impacts.
Environmental watercourses, estuaries, wetlands, marine areas,
Protection Act vegetation areas, national parks, dunes, desert systems
etc.) which forms part of the property’s catchment or
Nature Conservation association?
Act 1992
Will they be impacted on by the development?
HYDROLOGY & STORMWATER
Stormwater SPP: State interest— Does the development trigger requirements under the No NA
Runoff & water quality State Planning Policy: State interest - water quality?
Controls. Environmental Is it likely that the development will or may result in Yes To minimise the risk of releasing sediment (and other
Protection (Water) impacts to downstream stormwater systems and/or contaminants) to waters during construction and to meet the
Policy 2009 discharges to surface drainage or natural watercourse General Environmental Duty under the EP Act, a Site Erosion
systems? (i.e. sediment loss, pollution etc.) and Sediment Control Plan (ESCP) must be
prepared/certified by a suitably qualified person prior to
commencing construction. The ESCP must be implemented
and monitored throughout the construction phase.
Is it requested that specific treatment systems be Yes
integrated in the development of the facility? (Wetlands,
retention basins, pollution control devices etc.)
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