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Changes to DA requirements for fuel storage
From the 1 January 2011, deemed approvals for Queensland sites storing 10 m3 or more of fuel cease to have effect. This means sites previously operating under a deemed approval are now required to seek a development approval from the relevant local council.
This has significant implications for sites with infrastructure that does not comply with current standards which will form part of the conditions of approval. Operators will therefore need to work with Council to reach an agreement where considerable time is required to comply with conditions of approval. This is likely to involve monitoring of existing infrastructure during any transitional period and ongoing operational monitoring.
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QCLNG Export Pipeline (Narrows Crossing) Gladstone
21/11/11
The QCLNG Project involves transporting coal seam gas several hundred kilometres through an underground pipeline > more
 D'Aguilar Highway Reconstruction
21/11/11
Precise Environmental active in the National Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements (NDRRA) > more
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