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BMT (Lisa Mckinnon) PO Box 203 SPRING HILL QLD 4004 ENQUIRIES: Sarah Cook PHONE: (07) 4044 3381 YOUR REF: B23698-Change1_letter FILE REF: 8/8/1511 (#6110836) REFERENCE: 9042 / 2018 24 June 2019 Far North Queensland Ports Corporation Limited T/A Ports North C/- BMT (Lisa McKinnon) PO Box 203 SPRING HILL QLD 4004 By Email: [email protected] Dear Lisa, CHANGE APPLICATION (MINOR CHANGE) DECISION NOTICE UNDER S83 PLANNING ACT 2016 Development Application: 8/8/1511 Property Address: Yorkeys Knob Road, Yorkeys Knob Wistaria Street, Holloways Beach, 417R, 589R, 555R & 563R Captain Cook Highway, Barron, 23L & 63R Holloways Beach Access Road, Holloways Beach, Barron River, Barron, Richters Creek, Holloways Beach & Seaward of Yorkeys Knob / Holloways Beach & Road Reserve (Captain Cook Highway). Property Description: Lot 139 on NR3818, Lot 100 on NR3818, Lot 1 on RP800898, Lot 2 on RP800898, Lot 115 on NR3359, Lot 5 on RP857577, Lot 6 on SP245573, Lot 5 on SP309133, Lot 2 on RP712954, Lot 23 on SP211748, Lot 4 on RP748713, Lot 5 on RP748713, Lot 1 on RP748713, Lot 2 on RP748713 and Lot 12 on RP748713, Seaward of Lot 139 on NR3818, Richters Creek, Unallocated State Land – Barron River Adjacent Lots 4 & 5 on RP748713, Barron River Esplanade Adjacent Lot 2 on RP712954 & Lot 5 on SP309133 & Road Reserve (Captain Cook Highway) Application Proposal: Change Application (Minor Change) to the Existing Development Approvals for Material Change of Use for Concurrence ERA 16(1)(D) Dredging More Than 1,000,000T (Code) and Material Change of Use for Undefined Use (Dredging & Dredge Material Placement) (Impact) – for Temporary Dredge Mooring & Pump Out Facility, Temporary Delivery Pipeline (Approximately 8km), Northern Sands Dredge Material Placement Area and Temporary Discharge Pipeline and Outlet to the Barron River for the Cairns Shipping Development Project. With reference to the abovementioned Change Application (Minor Change), please find attached the relevant Decision Notice which was determined by Council at the Cairns Shipping Development Project Standing Committee Meeting held on 24 June 2019. The decision to approve the Change Application (Minor Change) does not change the Currency Period for the approved development. The Currency Period is taken from the original decision date unless otherwise extended by Council. The notice includes extracts from the Act with respect to making representations about conditions, negotiated decisions, suspension of the appeal period, and lodging an Appeal. Should you have any enquires in relation to this Decision Notice, please contact Sarah Cook of Council’s Strategic Planning & Approvals Team on telephone number (07) 4044 3381. Yours faithfully, Peter Boyd Manager Strategic Planning & Approvals Att. 43.2018.9042 2/390 Decision Notice APPLICANT DETAILS Far North Queensland Ports Corporation Limited T/A Ports North c/- BMT (Lisa McKinnon) PO Box 203 SPRING HILL QLD 4004 ADDRESS Yorkeys Knob Road, Yorkeys Knob, Wistaria Street, Holloways Beach, 417R, 589R, 555R & 563R Captain Cook Highway, Barron, 23L & 63R Holloways Beach Access Road, Holloways Beach, Barron River, Barron, Richters Creek, Holloways Beach & Seaward of Yorkeys Knob / Holloways Beach & Road Reserve (Captain Cook Highway). REAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION Lot 139 on NR3818, Lot 100 on NR3818, Lot 1 on RP800898, Lot 2 on RP800898, Lot 115 on NR3359, Lot 5 on RP857577, Lot 6 on SP309133 SP245573, Lot 5 on SP309133 SP245573, Lot 2 on RP712954, Lot 23 on SP211748, Lot 4 on RP748713, Lot 5 on RP748713, Lot 1 on RP748713, Lot 2 on RP748713 and Lot 12 on RP748713, Seaward of Lot 139 on NR3818, Richters Creek, Unallocated State Land – Barron River Adjacent Lots 4 & 5 on RP748713, Barron River Esplanade Adjacent Lot 2 on RP712954 & Lot 5 on SP309133 & Road Reserve (Captain Cook Highway) PROPOSAL Material Change of Use for Concurrence ERA 16(1)(d) dredging more than 1,000,000T (Code) and Material Change of Use for Undefined Use (Dredging, Dredge Related Infrastructure & Dredge Material Placement) (Impact) – for Temporary dredge mooring & pump out facility, temporary delivery pipeline (Approximately 8km), Northern Sands Dredge Material Placement Area and Temporary Discharge Pipeline and Outlet to the Barron River for the Cairns Shipping Development Project DECISION Approved in full subject to conditions (refer to approval package below). ORIGINAL DECISION DATE 23 January 2019 DECISION DATE FOR CHANGE APPLICATION 24 June 2019 TYPE Material Change of Use (Development Permit) PLANNING INSTRUMENT CairnsPlan 2016 v1.3 v1.2 REFERRAL AGENCIES None Applicable SUBMISSIONS There were 7964 submissions for this application (7858 Submitters). 43.2018.9042 3/390 FURTHER DEVELOPMENT PERMITS REQUIRED Development Permit for Operational Works Notice of Intention to Commence Use CODES TO COMPLY WITH FOR SELF-ASSESSABLE DEVELOPMENT None SUPPORTING / RELATED DOCUMENTS The following documents are supporting / related documents for the purposes of assessing and deciding application. Drawing or Document Reference Date The common material Council reference: 8/8/1511 Multiple submitted in association with the Material Change of Use Final EIS and NA Not dated supplementary material for the Cairns Shipping Development Project Cairns Shipping NA February 2018 Development Project: Coordinator-General’s evaluation report on the environmental impact statement Environmental Authority EA0001463 September 2018 Permit (Northern Sands) – Prescribed ERA, ERA 16 – Extraction and screening, 1: Dredging, in a year, the following quantify of material, (d) more than 1,000,000t Environmental Authority EA0001462 September 2018 Permit – Prescribed ERA, ERA 16 – Extraction and screening, 1: Dredging, in a year, the following quantify of material, (d) more than 1,000,000t 43.2018.9042 4/390 APPROVED DRAWING(S) AND / OR DOCUMENT(S) The term ‘approved drawing(s) and / or document(s)’ or other similar expressions means the drawings and documents identified in A, B and C below: A. APPROVED DRAWING(S) AND / OR DOCUMENT(S) Drawing or Document Reference Date Dredge-related 1-1A Not dated infrastructure: Yorkeys Knob to Northern Sands Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK21C 5 July 2018 Material Placement Area General Arrangement Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – End of week 1 Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – End of week 2 Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – End of week 3 Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – End of week 4 Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – End of week 5 Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – End of week 6 Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – End of week 7 Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – End of week 8 Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – End of week 9 43.2018.9042 5/390 Drawing or Document Reference Date Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – End of week 10 Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – End of week 11 Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – End of week 12 Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – At 6 Months from Start Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – Bunds Removed Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – At 18 Months from Start Northern Sands Dredge 3527-SK15E 1 November 2018 Material Placement Cross Sections Sketches – At Time of Ultimate Settlement Site Water Materials R-PF4265 SWMBA - Final November 2018 Balance Assessment prepared by Flanagan Consulting Group Flood Risk Assessment R.B23336.002.01.Flood November 2018 prepared by BMT Risk Assessment Consequence category R.B23336.003.02. November 2018 assessment prepared by Consequence Category BMT Assessment Bund Alignment Plan 3527-SK74 11 June 2019 prepared by Ports North Tailwater Pipeline 3527-C357 Rev. A 31 May 2019 Alignment Plan prepared by Flanagan Consulting Group Aerial imager & DCDB PR143484-13a 7 May 2019 Tailwater Pipeline Corridor prepared by RPS 43.2018.9042 6/390 B. AMENDED / ADDITIONAL DRAWING(S) AND / OR DOCUMENT(S) Prepare and submit the drawing(s) and / or document(s) listed below, in accordance with the conditions of this approval, for confirmation that they constitute the approved drawing(s) and/or document(s) for the purposes of this development approval. All drawing(s) and / or document(s) must be submitted to the satisfaction of the General Manager of Planning and Environment a minimum of ten (10) business days prior to the commencement of any works on site: Drawing or Document Reference Date Site Based Management TBA TBA Plan; incorporating: - Emergency Management Plan; - Rehabilitation and final land form plan; - Stormwater management and Erosion and sediment control plan C. APPROVED DOCUMENT(S) REQUIRED BY AN ASSOCIATED APPROVAL The following documents are required to be prepared and provided by an associated approval. Provide a copy of the documents listed below, in accordance with the conditions of this approval
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