Actions Determined as Requiring Approval, Actions Determined as Not Requiring Approval, Assessment Approach and Variation of Conditions of Approval

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DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT

Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999

 

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actions determined as requiring approval (EPBC Act s.75)

Reference

Title

Controlling Provisions

Date

2014/7377

Hunter Valley Energy Coal Pty Ltd/Mining/Upper Hunter Valley/NSW/Mt Arthur Coal open cut mine modification, Muswellbrook, NSW

  • Listed threatened species and communities (sections 18 & 18A)

27/01/2015

 

actions determined as NOT requiring approval (EPBC Act s.75)

Reference

Title

Date

2014/7404

Carpentaria Shire Council/Water management and use/Gulf Developmental Rd via Normanton/QLD/Raising Glenore Weir wall, Qld

28/01/2015

 

Assessment Approach (EPBC Act s.87)

Reference

Title

Assessment Approach

Date

2014/7377

Hunter Valley Energy Coal Pty Ltd/Mining/Upper Hunter Valley/NSW/Mt Arthur Coal open cut mine modification, Muswellbrook, NSW

Preliminary Documentation

27/01/2015

 

variation of conditions of approval (EPBC Act s.143)

Reference

Title

Date

2010/5571

Whitehaven Coal Limited/Mining/Approx 4km S of Werris Creek & 11km NNW of Quirindi/NSW/Werris Creek Life of Mine Extension Project

21/01/2015

2008/4399

BG International Ltd and QGC Ltd/Energy generation and supply (non-renewable)/Miles to Gladstone, 380km (extending to Tara and Fairview)/QLD/Queensland Curtis LNG Project - Pipeline Network

22/01/2015

 

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