08/0252 - Referral Agency Response - DPI&F [As Published] · 142008.252

4     At least two (2) signs must be displayed around the development works site, including one at
      the main entrance to the property and one facing the river, in positions where the signs are
      clearly visible to the public, for at least five (5) business days prior to the commencement,
      during and for 5 business days after all fisheries development works. Signs are to be removed
      5 business days after the completion of the works. Each sign must state: "Operational works
      that is the removal, destruction or damage of marine plants authorised under Development
      Approval Conditions" and quoting 2008DB0183, Queensland Boating and Fisheries Patrol tel
      07 5449 7555.
5      The boundaries of the approved fisheries development works area must be adequately marked
       (e.g. with corner pegs) to allow for ease of identification.
6      Marine plants authorised for removal and/or other material used in the development (e.g.
       debris, construction material, soil, etc.) are to be removed from the intertidal zone, unless the
       material is to be used in a restoration project accepted by chief executive of the Department of
       Primary Industries and Fisheries.
7      For the purposes of section 145 (c) (ii) of the Fisheries Act 1994 the place where works will
       take place is a place required to be open for inspection.


Basis for inclusion of conditions:

          The Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries must assess the development
          application against the purposes of the Fisheries Act 1994. This application can only comply
          with those purposes, including promoting ecological sustainable development, if compliance
          with the abovementioned conditions is achieved.




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