Decision on Approval, Outcome of Request for Reconsideration of S75(1) Decision and Variation of Conditions of Approval

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DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY

Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999

 

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DECISION ON APPROVAL (EPBC Act s.133)

Reference

Title

Approval Decision

Date

2015/7550

Roads and Maritime Services / Transport - Land / Newcastle / New South Wales / Newcastle inner city bypass Rankin Park to Jesmond NSW

Approved with conditions

5/04/2019

2017/7881

Australia Pacific LNG Pty Limited / Energy Generation and Supply (non-renewable) / approximately 70km northeast of Roma / Queensland / Spring Gully CSG North West and North East Development, Surat Basin, Qld

Approved with conditions

15/04/2019

 

OUTCOME OF REQUEST FOR RECONSIDERATION OF S75(1) DECISION (EPBC Act s.78C)

Reference

Title

Reconsideration Decision

Date

2017/7979

A VINCENTI & A.M VINCENTI & G VINCENTI & G.M VINCENTI / Agriculture and Forestry / Lot 400, Canning Road, Carmel, Title submitted in attached documents / Western Australia / Clearing of Lot 400 Canning Road, Carmel, WA

 Not Controlled Action

16/04/2019

 

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

Reference

Title

Date

2012/6606

SECTION 22 BARTON PTY LTD / Commercial Development / Barton, Canberra / Australian Capital Territory / Hotel and Carpark Development

16/04/2019

 

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