Other Change Decision Notice - Council Meeting Decision 131998 981211 5

                        Any existing fill or natural materials on the development site or with the extent of
                        approved works external to the site which do not satisfy the Manager-Land
                        Development’s or a Geotechnical Engineer’s requirements shall be removed and
                        replaced with suitable material.
                25.     Fill shall be compacted to 95% relative dry density as per Main Roads Department Test
                        No. W8A, and all work shall be supervised by a qualified Geotechnical Engineer who
                        shall certify that fill has been compacted to the required standard.
                26.     The sewerage system for the club house and any toilet and washing facilities shall be
                        designed to cater for a minimum hydraulic loading of 4,000 litres per day with peak
                        loadings above 4,000 l/day being determined from details estimates.
                27.     Pursuant to Item 15 of Schedule 1 to the Environmental Regulation, 1988, a current
                        licence shall be held for this sewerage facility from the Environment Protection Agency
                        (EPA).
                28.     Disposal of septic and sullage effluent may be by domestic aerated sewerage treatment
                        plan approved with disposal of final effluent by sub-surface irrigation. This system may
                        be used in conjunction with an approved composting toilet.            Full details shall be
                        submitted to Council together with a copy of the EPA licence.
                        The Installation, operation and maintenance of the system shall be in accordance with
                        all licence conditions.
                29.     A detailed geotechnical report from a registered professional geotechnical engineer shall
                        be submitted covering the disposal area for the effluent disposal area.               All
                        recommendations of the geotechnical engineer shall be incorporated in the design of
                        the disposal area.
                30.     A final Environmental Management Plan (EMP) covering all aspects of the development
                        including all operational works as outlined in the Response to Finalised Information
                        prepared by Gary Dillon and Associates dated 20th April shall be submitted for approval
                        as part of the application for a development permit for Operational works. All baseline
                        data required to establish performance benchmarks shall be undertaken and included
                        in the application.
                31.     To protect the environment against siltation/sediment export or soil erosion as a result
                        of this development, The Environment Management Plan shall detail all site control
                        measures such a silt fencing, sediment control ponds, nutrient stripping ponds. Prior to
                        commencement of any works, all physical site control measures shall be installed, and
                        the plan adhered to.
                32.     All existing noxious weeds, including but not limited to Groundsel bush (Baccharis
                        halimifolia), Giant Rats Tail Grass (Sporobolus pyramidalis and S. natalensis), and
                        Salvinia molesta, shall be kept cleared from the development site.
                        Under State Legislation, Gall Fly (Rhopalomya Californica) is not a recognised means
                        of control destruction of groundsel bush. Any existing Declared Noxious Plants under
                        the Rural Lands Protection Act (1985) which have a control category of P2, P3 or P4
                        shall be controlled in a manner pursuant to the Rural Lands Protection Act (1985).
                        The notification period to Council of the completion of eradication works shall be a
                        minimum of thirty (30) days. The Applicant is advised that Council’s Noxious Weeds
                        Officer will not undertake an inspection the development site until after this notification
                        period has expired.
                33.     As part of the application for a development permit for operational works, details for
                        rehabilitation of the dam and waterway areas by the use of native fauna and flora shall
                        be included.




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