Part 1– Activities that require environment protection approval

Part 1 – Activities that require environment protection approval

1. Constructing, installing or carrying out works in relation to premises for disposing of waste by burial, other than: (a) domestic waste generated by a domestic residence and disposed of on the land on which the premises are situated; (b) domestic waste from temporary construction camps; (c) waste generated by pastoral activities that is disposed of on the land on which the pastoral activities are carried out; (d) waste rock, rubble and other inert materials used for the purpose of reclaiming land; and (e) waste of a prescribed class.
2. Constructing, installing or carrying out works in relation to premises, other than sewage treatment plants, for the storage, re-cycling, treatment or disposal of listed wastes on a commercial or fee for service basis.
3. Constructing, installing or carrying out works in relation to premises for processing hydrocarbons so as to produce, store and/or despatch liquefied natural gas or methanol, where: (a) the premises are designed to produce more than 500,000 tonnes annually of liquefied natural gas and/or methanol; and (b) no lease, licence or permit under the Petroleum Act 1984 or the Petroleum (Submerged lands) Act 1981 relates to the land on which the premises are or will be situated.