Highly complex developments that have the potential to Gas processing plant, MOF, wharf construction, railway terminal, refinery and create significant impacts to future development, the other developments involving large amounts environment, and/or Port’s operations and safety. These of construction and earthworks. Greater than developments would require assessment by Type 4 $10 million State/Commonwealth regulatory agencies and inputs from experienced specialist consultants in various technical areas. SECTION 3: Submitted Documents (Please refer to DPA’s Port Development Guidelines for further information about required documentation) Y N N/A Y N N/A Project Definition /Brief Locality/Site Plan Concept Design Drawings Services Plan Basis of Design Report Drainage Plan Others (please specify) SECTION 4: Required Government Agencies Approval Y N Y N Local Council Dept. of Indigenous Affairs (DIA) Building Permit Section 18 clearance Environmental Protection Authority Dept. of Environment & Conservation (EPA) Environmental Impact (DEC) Land Clearing Permit Assessment Dept. of Environment & Heritage Sea Dumping permit Others (please specify) SECTION 5: Port Development Fees Please provide the Purchase Order numbers for the Port Development Fees related to the Development Application: DA Assessment Fee PO Number: DPA Fees Development Type Applies to all stages of the Port Development Approval process Type 1 $1,000 fixed Port Development Approval fee (Up to $500K) Type 2 $5,000 fixed Port Development Approval fee ($500K - $3M) 1 X full time professional; Type 3 1 x 1/2 time Project Administrator; ($3M - $10M) Ancillary expenses; and Specialist consultant fees, where required. 2 X full time professional; Type 4 1 x full time Project Administrator; (>$10M) Ancillary expenses; and Specialist consultant fees, where required. For further information on Port Development Fees, please see the DPA’s Port Development Guidelines. If Purchase Order numbers are not available, please sign the following statement:
Type 4 Highly complex developments that have the potential to create significant impacts to future development, the environment, and/or Port’s operations and safety. These developments would require assessment by State/Commonwealth regulatory agencies and inputs from experienced specialist consultants in various technical areas. Greater than $10 million Gas processing plant, MOF, wharf construction, railway terminal, refinery and other developments involving large amounts of construction and earthworks. SECTION 3: Submitted Documents (Please refer to DPA’s Port Development Guidelines for further information about required documentation) Y N N/A Y N N/A Project Definition /Brief Locality/Site Plan Concept Design Drawings Services Plan Basis of Design Report Drainage Plan Others (please specify) SECTION 4: Required Government Agencies Approval Y N Y N Local Council Building Permit Dept. of Indigenous Affairs (DIA) Section 18 clearance Dept. of Environment & Conservation (DEC) Land Clearing Permit Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) Environmental Impact Assessment Dept. of Environment & Heritage Sea Dumping permit Others (please specify) SECTION 5: Port Development Fees Please provide the Purchase Order numbers for the Port Development Fees related to the Development Application: DA Assessment Fee PO Number: Development Type DPA Fees Applies to all stages of the Port Development Approval process Type 1 (Up to $500K) $1,000 fixed Port Development Approval fee Type 2 ($500K - $3M) $5,000 fixed Port Development Approval fee Type 3 ($3M - $10M) 1 X full time professional; 1 x 1/2 time Project Administrator; Ancillary expenses; and Specialist consultant fees, where required. Type 4 (>$10M) 2 X full time professional; 1 x full time Project Administrator; Ancillary expenses; and Specialist consultant fees, where required. For further information on Port Development Fees, please see the DPA’s Port Development Guidelines. If Purchase Order numbers are not available, please sign the following statement:
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