2017-01-16 General Committee Agenda

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e  Evidence is presented to QPWS that all other statutory requirements including water
       supply and sewage systems are appropriately designed and approved.
    e  That there is an appropriate fire contingency plan in place to mitigate risks to and
       from the surrounding national park.
    e  That evidence is provided to QPWS that a jetty is permissible in the fish habitat area
       (We understand that a core consideration for you in proceeding further with your
       proposal to acquire the lease is the issue of construction of a pontoon jetty in a fish
       habitat area, and this is a matter that you will need to resolve with DAF). As
       discussed, QPWS will not be the accountable public entity for any jetty structure.
    e  That detailed design and proposed construction details of the jetty and associated
       infrastructure and how it interacts with the national park are acceptable to QPWS for
       provision of owner’s consent.
Mindful that this is a lease over national park, and the values of the national park must be
conserved to fulfil our respective legislative obligations. Should you commit to the purchase
of the lease, please be assured we would be committed to working with you to identify any
viable re-development options.   | confirm that these are conditions consistent with other
proposed developments on national park lands, and are necessary elements of approvals of
commercial assets on national park lands set aside for public benefit in Queensland.
Again | reiterate our commitment to working with you to realise viable re-development
options should you choose to proceed with the acquisition of the lease.

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Neil Cambourn
Executive Director, Great Barrier Reef - Marine — Coastal — Islands

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