Concurrence Agency Response DERM · OPW11/0256

                                                            DERM Permit number: SP0002453811


CONDITIONS
1.      All works are to be constructed in accordance with Drawing No. JSP-SJ-24200, titled Site Plan, Layout,
        Elevation, Details & Water allocation' and dated 28/04/2011.

2.      All materials and works must comply with Australian Standards.

3.      An appropriate spill kit, personal protective equipment and relevant operator instructions/emergency
        procedure guides for the management of fuel and chemicals associated with the operational works stage
        must be kept on site.

4.      Anyone working under this approval must be trained in the use of the spill kit.

5.      Telephone the Department of Environment and Resource Management's (DERM) Pollution Hotline on
        1300 130 372 or local office on (07) 5459 6132 immediately after becoming aware of any release of
        contaminants or other breach of condition, not in accordance with the conditions of this approval.

6.     The construction and installation of the works must not result in any adverse impacts on the surrounding
       environment, nor cause any long-term maintenance and management implications.

7.     Should the works result in adverse impacts, the permit holder is responsible for rectification works and
       where necessary the removal of the works causing impacts.

8.      The chief executive administering the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995 may order the works
       to be removed or modified within a reasonable time, if the works have or are likely to have a significant
       effect on coastal management because the works:
       (i)   create a danger to the public; or
       (ii)  cause erosion or land degradation; or
       (iii) are unstable; or
       (iv) have not been constructed according to the approved plans.




                                     END OF CONDITIONS




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