ration certificate

Environmental Protection Act 1994

Certificate of Registration No: ENRE00645607

This amended registration certificate is issued by the administering authority and takes effect from; 20 January 2010.

The anniversary day for the purposes of the Annual Return remains: 27 February.

This registration certificate is a requirement of section 73F of the Environmental Protection Act 1994 and authorises the registered operator to undertake the activities listed below at the following place; subject to the conditions set out in a development approval 1PCE00292305B11 attached to the premises, or the relevant code of environmental compliance.

Registered Operator:- The Sand and Soil Company Pty Ltd 164 Greensward Road TAMBORINE OLD 4270

Place: Lot 58 Plan W31869, Lot 74 Plan RP897486. Located at:- Mundoolun Connection Road, TAMBORINE QLD 4270. Registered Activities:- ERA 16 Extractive and screening activities Threshold 2(c) - extracting, other than by dredging, in a year, more than 100000t to 1000000t of material ERA 16 Extractive and screening activities Threshold 3(b) - screening, in a year, more than 100000t to 1000000t of material.

Delegate Administering authority Environmental Protection Act 1994

Date: 2-- ° S "2-61 0

Department of Environment and Resource Management

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DECISION NOTICE - APPROVAL Mr M W & Ms C M Frasar Cl- Buckley Vann. Town Fiannkv Re: Developmert Appication 400542

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Notice of De vlsion Concurrence Agency Response

This notice is issued by Oe ervirantrar;:a! Plotectiai Agency pursEK:it to Swans argt 3.3.16 Clhe Integrated Plarofrig, Act 159" a advise of s der..eon x Es-gon.

Chief Executive Officer CC: Michael William Fraser and Cherryl Marie Beaudesert Shire Cound Fraser PO Box 25 Cf.- Buckley Vann Town Raining BEAUDESERT OLD 42a5 PC) Box 205

FORTITUDE VALLEY OLD 4036

Attention: Greg Vann

Our reference: 241557

Attention: Ms Lorna Scally

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Re: Referral tor Concurer:ice Ave..cy Response

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) wishes to advi •L that the referral for a Carcurrerce agency response, received on 03-MAR-2004, his been assessed, and on 08-JUL-2G5 was granted full with condiOns.

The advice andior conditions relevant to this response are attached. They are clearly identified to indicate which referral trigger they apply to.

1. PropertyiLocelon:

Street address - Mundoolun Connection Road BOYLAND Q,.D 4275

Lot/Plan - Lot 58 Plan IN31869, Lot 74 Plan RP897486

2. Details of the decision

Aspect of DevOoprnent

• Concurronce Relponse fore KU involving an ERA

- ERA 20(c) Extracting rock or other material - extracting rod; (other than rock mined in block or stab form for building purposes). sand (other than foundry sand), clay (other than clay used for its ceramic properties, Kaolin or bentonite), gravel, learn or other malarial (other than gravel, loam or other material under a mining tenement or an authority, lease, licence or permit mentioned in item 21C or 21D) from a pit or quaay wing plant or equipment having a design capacity of 100 00-0 t or more a year.

- ERA 22(c) Screening etc, meter: - weaning, washing. crushing, grinding, milling, sizing or separating material er.:racte6 from the earth (other than under a mining tenement or authority lease, licsrice or permit mentioned in item 210 or 210) or by dredging using plant or equipment having a design capacity of more than 100 000 t, a year_

EPA Ref Number

- IPCE002t2305B11

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3. Currency period

This approval vitt lapse un's a substandally stzrted w4.thin four years.

4. The anprcivsi

The approved plar.s andfc.g dGaiments for Lis a9p7OV:i are:

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3 Dasember 2003

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'Mundoolun Extractive industry Project — Responses to Information Request' prepared by VVBM Pty Ld

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5_ Codes for self-assessable development Any self-asses,,,chle development for an ewironmentally relevant activity condLcted in conjunction with this ....pprovel, must comply with the rt.:lava -it code of environmental cempliance

G. Assessment Manager Responsibilities

Please note that it is r. requirement under Sections 15.15 arid 3.5.17 of the inteigreed Planning Act 1997 that a copy of the final Decision Notice (which includes the EPA's concurrence response) for this app*,icallort issued by ,he be to/we:dad to each referral rTency. Therefore could yr..0 plea-;e send a signed hardcopy to the EPA's Eccaccess Customer Service Unit al PO Box 155. 9risbane Albert Street, 4002 mind an elr,octronic copy r;.•.ixeccessOeps.old.nov,riu,

In addition, the Stater Native Title Work Procedures indicate that responsibility for assess,nent of native

title issues for on IDAS application rest with the AsscSrrneni Manager. Therefore in this instance, the EPA has riot provided a no.ification to native title parti,,,s.

lf you require more information, please contact qcott Blanchard, the Project Manager, on the talephone number listed below.

Yours sincerely

Luke Zembelli Enquiries: Delegate of Admhistering Authority SoJthReg Env Ops (Brisbane) Mining Environmental Protection And 1094 Floor 16, 288 Ethiard Street

BRISBANE OLD 40011 Phone: (07) 3225 106,1 Fax: (07) 3225 872:3

Attachment Concurrence Apency Response

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EPA Perrnitrni,mber: Assessment tianagnr refer.Inzt:

Date appi€Gatcn rr.ceive4 t7 EPA: Permitl Type:

Date of Deci&cc: Dees ;on:

Retzvant Laws lnd Porkies:

11)CE00292305.E.,11

(13-kAR-20(Y Conan.ence Response for a MCU ,nvolving an E7A

07-JUL-2005 The conditions till must attach to the granted development approval

EnvIrontnenta Protection Act 1994 and any subt.dinate legislation

JuriseictPon; Ilan 1 In Tablt. 2 of Schedule 2 of the integrated Planning Raguirlior 1998

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Concurrence Agency Response Sectior, :3r.!!„` ti and 1.3.16 integrated Planning Act 1997

Permit' liolde, Debit's

Name: Michael William Fraser and Cheryl Marie Fraser

Registered Addresr.: Buckley Town Planning

PO Box 205 FORTITUDE Vka.EY OLD 4006

Developmert Description

Property/Lotion

Lot/Plan: Lot 58 Plan W31869, Lot 74 Plan RP87A8,-)

Street addrr.s,;•: Mundootun Conn on Road BOYLAND OLD 4275

Aspect of Development ERA 20(c) Extracting rock or other material - extracting rack (other than rock mined in block of dab form for 5uilding purposes), sand (other than foundry sand), day (other than day used for a ceramic properties, kaolin or bentonite), gravel, loam or other material (other then navel, loam or other material under a mining tenement or an authority, lease, lice lce or permit rnentionet, In Item 21C or 21DI from a pit or quarry using plant or equipment having a d..;:. Ion rapacity or 105 0001 or n tore a year.

ERA 22(c) Screening etc. materials - screening, washing, crushing, grinding, r.-.111ing, sizing or ;separating material extractet from thn ecrth (other then under a mining tenement Of authority lease, licence or permit mentioned in item 21C or 210) or by &edging using plant creouipment having a design capacity of more than 100 000 t, a year.

° Permit krardes apprevols, permcitb, cer5hmte5, sahans or equh alestisiFilar as requiter by togisla:ipa adrriaisbarev by the, Environmontal ProSsctk. Aoency and the Cs...-anst-drd Parks 4.1 'Mkt& Surmise

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Reasons for :acitislon of de ,%liopmeni..` conditions

In accordance ih:th section 3.3.16g) of the 1!,3.egreted Karr ng Act 1997 and sec.on 278 of the Acts Interpretation the rea,c.ns '.or the inclusion of development conditions at:

1) The Environmentot Protection 4e.1oy is a concurrence agency under :lie IntegkAed Planning Reg./titian 1998 for the pr..;'pcses of the Emil onmentel Protection Act 1134.

2) My development coxiitions placed on this pe-mA for an environmentally relevaqt activity are in al:L.-dance with section 73B of the Environmental Protection Act 1994.

Addaionall information for app9carrts

Contaminated Land It is a reguiremer or Environmentaf Protection Act 1994 that i, an owner or occupier of lend becomes aware a Notifiable Activity (as defined by Schedule 2 of the En v;ionmenfal Protection Act 799:x) is being carried out on :he land or that the land has been affected by a hazardous contaminant, they must, wilhin 30 days tiler becoming so aware, give notice to the Erw:ronmental Protection Agency.

Environmentally Relevant Activiiies The aforementioned de-xriplion of any environmanlaily relevant activity (ERA) for which this permit is issued is simply a restatement of thL ERA as prescribed in the legislation at the time of issuing this permit. Where there is any 05FiaiSt between the ntio,rementicoed description of the ERA for which this permit is issued and the conditions specified herein as to the scale, intensity or manner of carrying out of the ERA, then such conditions preyed to the extent e the inconsistency.

This permit aeiaorises the ERA_ :1 does not authorise environmental Neon unless a condition within this permit explicitly authorises that hem. Where there is no such condition, or the permit is sites: on a matter, the tack of a condidon or silence chair not be construed as atknorising harm.

In addition to this permit, the person to carry out the ERA must be a registered operator uncle- the Environmental Protection Act 1911..'. Fm the person to becornu a registered ope,ator, they must apply for a registration certricale under w ction 73F of the Environmental Protc.ction Act 1994.

z Luke Zambeili Delegate of Administering Authority Environmental Proluotion Act 1994

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GONDLTtONS OF .APPROVAL

Agency Int( -es,: General

General 1: Prevent ardor minimise likeiihreed o; environmental harm.

In carrying oet an ERA to which this approval ralatee, al; reasonable and practicablo measures freest be taken to p:event and !or to rrilnirn2se ihe likelihood of eneitonmeatal harm being caused.

General 2: Maintereetce Of Pleasures, Plant and Equipment.

The operabr of an ERA to which this: approval relates must: (a) insia!; all measures, plant and equipment necessary to ensure compliance with the conditions o. this approval; anti (b} maintain such measures, plant and equipment in a proper and efficient condition; and (c) operate such measures, plant and equipment in c proper and e;ficient manner., '

Genera! 3; She Based Management Plan.

From commencement of an ERA to which this approval relates, the SaMP licluded in the Report prepared by 1-11A-Enviroscienoes Pty Ltd, titled Proposed Extradve industry, Mundoolun, Beaudesert Shire, Environmental Assessment and Site Based Management Plan' (dated 3 December 2003) must be implemented as altered by the following requirements. The SWAP must identify all sources of erwironmentrl harm, irieluding but not limited to the actual and potential -elease 3f all conianinarits, the potential impact of these sources and what actiore wilt be taken to prevent the likelihood of environmental harm being caused. The SBtAP must also provide for the review end 'continual improvement' in the ove7alt orvinenmental performance of all ERAs that are carfod out:

The SBMP must address the following matters: (a) Environmental opmmtnents - a commitment by senior management to achieve specified and relevant emeironmental goals. (b) identification of environmental issues and potential impacts. (c) Control measures for routine operations to minimise likelihood of environmereal herrn. (d) Contirgency plans end emergency procedures for non-roctine situations. (e) Organisational structure and res [sensibility, (i) Effective communication. (g) hionitoring of contaminant releases.

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(h) Cene'ucdrig env;ronmentat impact assessments. (1) ,staft trail-03g. 0) Record ice (k) PeOodic review of environmental performance and continual imprc-ecmeet.

Galena 4: Records.

Record, cc mpile and keep all monitoring results rwuired by this r oproval and presen. this information to the administering authority when requested.

General 5:

General 6:

All rears required 13) this approval must be kept for 5 years.

This approvat only authorises the extraction and screening of sand from within, the curren't disturbed areas (Stage 1) and the proposed extraction ems (Stage 2) as defined in Figure 2.6 of the 'Proposed Extractive Wriest:3y Operations Niuncloolun, Beaudesert Shire EnvironmeMal As_;essment and Site Based Management Plan' detect! 3 December 2003 prepared by HLA Envirosciences Pte Ltd for The Sand and Soli Company Pty Ltd and Logan Estates Pty Ltd.

Agency tntere 4: Air

Air When requested by the administering authority, dust end particulate monitoring must be undertaken to investigate any complaint of environmental nuisance caused by dust and/or particulate matter, and the results notified within 14 days to the administering authority following completion of monitoring. Monitoring must be carried out at a place(s) relevant to the powitiaily ail acted dust sensitive place and at upwind control sites and must Irclude: a) for a complains alleging dust nuisance, dust deposition; and b) for a complaint alleging adverse health effects caused by dust, the concentrat en per cubic metre of particulate matter with an aerodynamic diameter of lase than 10 rnicrometre (pm) (PM10) suspended in the atmospherr over a 2".hr averaging time.

Air 2: Nuisance.

The release cJ noxiout or cffei isive odours or any other noxious or offensive airborne comaminants resulting from the activity must not cause! a nuisance at Bay nuisance sensitive or commercial plat*.

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Air 3: Dust Nuisance.

The release of dust endior particulate mater resulting from the ERA must not cause an am-ironmentai nuisance et any nuisance sensitive or commercal trace.

kir 4: Dust and cart outate matter must not exceed the following levels when measured at f: ny nuisance lensitive or commercial place: a) Dust deposition of 120 millirams per square metre per day, when monitored i.s accordance with Australian Standard AS 3580.10.1 of 2003 (or more recent efgtions); OR b) A concentration e particulate matter with an aerodynamic diameter of less than 10 microaletre (pm) (F1/110) suspended in the atmosphere of 150 micrograms parr cubic metre over a 24 hour averaging time, at a nuisance sensitive or commercial place downwind of the site, when monitored in accordance with: - Australian Standard AS 3580.9,6 of 2003 (or more recent editions) 'Arriblen' air - Particulate matter - Determination of suspended particulate PM10 high-voitime sampler with size-selective inlet -Gravimetric method';

- any alicrriaLve method of monitoring PM10 which may be permitted by the 'Air Quality Sampling Manuel' as published from time to time by the administering authority.

Air 5: Take reasonable and practicable measures necessary to prevent the release of windblown dust from any vehicles used for transporting sand extracted from the site. Reasonable and p;acticable measures may include but are not limited to: a) wetting down loads prior to transport: b) covering loads with tarpaulins or similar material for the duration of transport; and c) clearing of spillages from side rails, tail gates and draw bars of vehicles prior to and afer deliveries.

Air 6: Trafficabte areas must be maintained using reasonable and practicable measures necessary to minimise the release of wind blown dust or traffic generated dust to the atmosphere. Reasonable and practicable measures rna.:,? include but are not limited to: a) sealing. with suitable material; b) using water sorsys; c) adherence to spied limits; and

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d) using dud sup essants and wind breaks.

Agency Interest: Land

Land 1: Land R(AabiliNcn.

The site (including all disturbed arei:r., suab as slopes, borrow pits, sedimentation ponds, stockpile and scl'eening areas) must be rehabilitate6 in a manner su:111 that: (a) suitable native species of vegetation are planted and established; (o) potenia! for erosion o' the site is minimised; (c) The quality of s:ormwater, other water and seepage released from the site is such that releases of contaminants such as suspended solids, turbidity, total dissolve sails, pH, total iron, total aluminium, and totel manganese r!'e not likely to cause environmental harm, (d) the likelihood of environmental nuisance being caused by rele.r..e of dust is rrinimised; le) the water quality of any residual water body meet relevant criteria for subsequent uses and does not have potential to cause environmental harm; (0 the final ianciform is stable and not subject to slur,rping: arid (g) any actual and potential acid sulfate soils in or on the site are either---- not disturbed; or are submerges or treated, so as to not be likely to cause environmental h arm.

Land 2: Rehabilitation of disturbed areas must take place progressively es works are staged and new areas of extraction are commenced or when: a) the economic potential of the resource within a disturbed area has been exhaucted; b) a disturbed area is no longer required for the continuation of the ERA; or c) a disturbed area, including sedimentation ponds, is of no further beneficial use to the ERA.

Land 3: Within two (.2) yeas s of the effective dale of this development approval, the holder of this approval rrns.;t bzgiri to implement, as a minimum, rehabilitation of the identified areas depicted in Figure D-1 of the Rehabilitation; Flan detailed in the 'Mundoolun Extractive Industry Project - Responses to Information Request' prepared by WEN Oceanics Australia for The Sand and Soil Company Pty Ltd.

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Land 4: &age 2 c cxtraction must not beg::i until the areas identified for rehabiiKafion under Siege f are considered by the administering authority to be subsiardally corrirr,enced. which will be damonstratid by a) the a:c 3r designated for rehobilation are suitably prepared to sustain proposed piar,iing; b) at lea 60% of the vegetation required for the rehabilitation is planted; c) a management plan is implemerleC to ensure the planted areas are rrointair.cd, until these areas are considered rehabilitated by the administering authority in- accordance with condition 'Land 5'.

Land 5: Nees nominated for rehabilitation under Stage 1 of the activities will be donsidered rehabilitated by the administering authority when they comply with the followsig outcomes: a) achievement of a set; sustaining native ecosystem with a spades composition and disYibution similar to the pre-extraction species composition and distribution; and b) the lanlorm must be suitable tc suppoi the native ecosystem and be stable and non-paiuting.

Land 5: Complete en investigation into rehabilitation of disturbed areas and submit a report to the administering authority proposing acceptance criteria for ti-e outcomes in condition 'Land 5'. A report on that investig lion and acceptance criteria must be submitted to the administirring authority by 30 June 2107.

Land 7: The top layer arid sub layers of the soil profile must be removed, stockpiled separately and retained for the purpose of rehabilitation of disturbed areas.

Land 8: Spillage of all chemicals and fuels must be contained within an on-site containment system and controlled in i manner that prevents environmental harm. NOTE: All petroleum piodoct storage's must be designed, construcled and maintined in. accordance with AS 19.0 - Storage and Handling of Flammable and Combustible Liquids.

Agency Interest: Noise

Noise 1: Noiso Nuksanci,

Noise from the ERA must not cause an environment& nuisance at any nuisenoe sensiiive place or coMinerdal place

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Noiss 2: All noise frail activities must net e) ....eed the levels specified in Table 1 - Noise timits at any nu!sance sensitive or commerdat place.

Noise 3: Noise MoniielIg.

When requested by the administering authority, noise monitoring must be undertaken to investigate any complaint of noise nuisance, and the results noirred within 14 days to the administering authority. Monitoring must include- - LA 10, aei, 10 mins - IA 1, adj, 10 mins - the levet and frequency of occurrence of impulsive or 'anal noise; - atmospheric conditions including yt?nci speed and direction; - effects due to extraneous factors such as traffic noise; and - location, date end 'kat; of recording.

Noise 4: The method of rrisasurement and n;poning of noise levels must comply with the latest ec,itfon of the Environmental Protection Agency's Noise Measurement Manual.

Agency !Merest: Social

Social :1: Complaint Re.::.-ponse.

The operator or the ERA must re-::ore the following details for all complaints received and provide this information to the administering authority on reouest: a) lime, date, name and contact details of the complainant; b) reasons to: the complaint; c) any investigator's undertaken;

*d) conclusions formed; and e) any ac ion;' taken.

Agency Interest: Water

Water 1: Stonnwater Management.

There must he no release of stoorrnater runoff that has been in contact with any contaminants ais the siie to any waters, roadside cutter or storrnwa ter drain.

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Water 2: Pond Condi ions.

All pond ser for lie storas3 titatment of conlarrdnants, sewage or wastes :it or on the authorised place must be oanstructed, instaLd and maintained: a) so as to Onirrese the likelihood of any release of auent through the bed or bactks of the pond to any waters (including ground water); b) sc. that a is elxiard of less than 0.5 metres is rnainained at all times, cxcep: !ri emergencies; and c) so a:, to ensure the stability of tie ponds' construction.

Water 3: Suitable ban's andlor diversion drains must b installed and maintained to exclude stormwater nine from entering an ds or other strictures used for tea.: stomas- or ',realm:ant of contamina is or wastes.

Water 4: Sediment ranected in sediment settlement po s and or silt traps must be removed :s necessary to maintain proper a d effect operauon of the poridq silt traps.

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Ata:hment Definitions

lgordsand pherse.s used thrtetehou... tits pirrn0 are de.eied below. Where a definition for ierm used Ir this parre is eouet•it end the term is riot deed within this remiti the definiiions provided in the relev.ani legislation shag b. used.

"administering author rtr means tie_ Environmental Protection Agency or ins St.,:te$S0r.

"annual ;Tim' means Ite. raium required by the renuel nitre (under section 316 of the ;2nvinannieef Protee;on Act 1994) for the seci,on 73F registration certificate that applies to the developm7rit approval.

"approval" means rnoi..4e. of development ap2lIcation desionl ar 'notice of concurrence agency response' under the Integrated f71dr.iing Ad le97.

";,utitorised piece" me-ens the place authorised under this development approval for the carrying out of the spected envirumentally relevant activitiee.

"commercial ;.ilace" means a Weer, used as an office or for business or commercial purposes.

"LA le, /a„,,,4 ' means the A-weighted sound presrure levet, (adjusted for tonal character and impulsiveness o the sound) a<ceeded for IC% of any 10 mleule measuremen: period, using Fast response.

"Lki, mfr: aieens the A-weighted sound pressure level, (adjusted for tonal character and impulsiveness of the sound) exceeded for 1% of age 10 minute measurement period, using Fast response.

"land" in the "rend schedule" of this riteximen: means land excluding waters and the atmosphere.

"noxious" means 1-tennful or injurious to health or physical well being.

'nuisance sensitive place' Licludes — • a dwelling, residential allotment, mobile horns or caravan park, residential marina or other residential

premises; or • a motel, hole! or hosiei; or • 3 kindergarten, schooC universLy or other educational institution: or

n medical centre at- hos-pita% or • a protected area under the Nature Conserve ion ecc1 1992, the Marine f'erksAcf 1992 or a World

Heritage Area: or • a public thoroughfare, pit Of eardenc; or

and includes a place within the airlilage of such e place ma Anably used by persons at that place_

"offensive" means causing offtelce or displeasure; is disagreeable to the sense; disgusting, nauseous or repulsive.

"quarry materiar means materi,:l on &ate coastal land, other than a mineral within the meaning of any Act relating to mining. Material inoltidos fur example alone, grevel, sand, rock, clay, mud, silt and soil, unless it is removed from a culvert, etormwatef drain, or other drainage infrastructure as waste material.

"site" means the place to which this development approval relates or the premises to which this development approval relates.

"waters" includes river, stream, lake, lagoon, pond, swamp, wetland, unponfined surface water, unconfined water natural or artificial watercourse, bed and bank of any waters, darns, non-tidal or tidal waters (including the sea), stormwate: channel, storrnwater drain, roadside gutter, stormwaler run-olT, and groundwater and any part-thereof.

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