08. OBoat Hire - DoR Owners Consent

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Although owner’s consent for the development application has been provided, your client is
always required to comply with the purpose, terms and conditions of the Term Lease 0/239294
over Lot 160 on CP908649 and undertake works if and when the development application has
been approved by the assessment manager or responsible entity, and in accordance with the
conditions of that approval.

Although Maritime Safety Queensland has no objection to the proposal, it is conditioned that all
vessel activity including mooring is to be contained within the lease area.

A copy of this letter is to be attached to your DA Form 1 as the required evidence of owner’s
consent.

Your client will also need to comply with all other legislative and regulatory requirements which
may also include approvals that are not part of the assessment of the development application
under the Planning Act 2016 e.g. a marine park permit if in a marine park.

Further, please note that the above consent will expire on 13 July 2022. Should the development
application not be lodged with the assessment manager or responsible entity prior to this date,
your client will be required again to lodge the DA Form 1 and any attachments with this
Department with a further request for owner’s consent - any further request will need to be
reconsidered by the Department.

It is also advised that any land use activities must comply with the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage
Act 2003 or the Torres Strait Islander Heritage Act 2003.

Finally, owner’s consent is required under the Planning Act 2016 to enable the application to be
considered properly made for lodging with the assessment manager or responsible entity and is
a separate process to assessment of the application under the Planning Act 2016.

Accordingly, the State may act at a later date as assessment manager or responsible entity or
referral agency or affected entity in the assessment of the development application - providing
owner’s consent will not influence any role the State may have in this development assessment.

If you wish to discuss this matter please contact Christine Keogh on (07) 5451 2231.




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