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Incorporated DocumentGlenelg Planning SchemeMay 2004

This document is an incorporated document in the Glenelg Planning Schemepursuant to Section 6(2)(j) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987.

Glenelg Planning Scheme Cape Bridgewater, Cape Nelson and Cape Sir William Grant Wind Energy Facilities

May 2004 Page 2 of 19

CONTENTS

Introduction 3

Address of the Land 3

This Document Allows 3

Conditions 4

Development Plans 4Specifications 4Design Siting Criteria 4Landscaping and Visual Amenity 5Traffic Management 6Environmental Management Plan 6

Construction and work site management plan 6Sediment and erosion management plan 6Native vegetation management plan 7Avifauna management plan 7Geological and geomorphological values management plan 8Aboriginal cultural heritage and archaeology management plan 8Non aboriginal cultural heritage management plan 9Pest management plan 9

Noise 9Signage 11Lighting 11Telecommunication Reception and Interference 11Security 11Emergency Arrangements 11Aviation Safety Clearances 11Re-powering 11Decommissioning 11Expiry 12

Appendix 1 – Title Particulars 13

Appendix 2 – Cape Bridgewater Development Envelope andIndicative Layout

17

Appendix 3 – Cape Nelson Development Envelope andIndicative Layout

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Appendix 4 – Cape Sir William Grant Development Envelopeand Indicative Layout

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INTRODUCTIONThis document is an incorporated document to the Glenelg Planning Scheme.

The land identified in the document may be developed and used in accordance with thespecific controls contained in this document. The specific controls may exclude other controlsin the Scheme.

If there is any inconsistency between the specific controls and the general provisions of theScheme, the specific controls will prevail.

ADDRESS OF THE LANDCape Bridgewater

Land generally in the vicinity of Cape Bridgewater and as described in Appendix 1 and shownon the map attached as Appendix 2.

Cape Nelson

Land generally in the vicinity of Cape Nelson and as described in Appendix 1 and shown onthe map attached as Appendix 3.

Cape Sir William Grant

Land generally in the vicinity of Cape Sir William Grant and as described in Appendix 1 andshown on the map attached as Appendix 4.

THIS DOCUMENT ALLOWSUse and development of land for a wind energy facility for the generation and transmission ofelectricity from wind generators, together with associated buildings and works including:

• the provision of vehicle and pedestrian access to and within the wind energy facility

• underground cabling

• the development of electrical equipment including transformers, switchgear, substationsand control kiosk/staff cabin

• interconnection to the electricity transmission and distribution system

• the clearance of native vegetation

• landscaping and revegetation works

• associated parking of vehicles

• signage identifying the person operating the wind energy facility

• low level external lighting of the wind energy facility.



THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS APPLY TO THIS DOCUMENT:Note: Each wind energy facility must comply with conditions 1 to 27 inclusive.

DEVELOPMENT PLANS

1. Before the development starts, development plans must be submitted to thesatisfaction of the Minister for Planning. When approved, the plans will be endorsedby the Minister for Planning and will then form part of the incorporated document.The development plans may be submitted for approval in stages or for a particularcluster or grouping of wind generators within the wind energy facility. The plans mustshow:

(a) the precise location of all wind generators (using Global Positioning Systemcoordinates or other appropriate method) within the development envelopesand generally in accordance with the indicative layout shown on the plansattached as Appendix 2, 3 and 4, having regard to the Design Siting Criteriadevelopment in response to Condition 5 and the Environmental ManagementPlan prepared in accordance with Condition 11;

(b) the location, layout and dimensions of all buildings and works, including allroads, tracks, underground cabling, car parking areas, construction lay-downareas, landscaping areas and any public viewing areas;

(c) the detailed design of wind generators (inclusive of nacelles, blades andfoundations), including dimensions, elevations, materials and colours andfinish of construction; and

(d) details of any signage proposed to be displayed as part of the wind energyfacility.

2. The use and development as shown on the endorsed plans must not be altered ormodified in any way without the written consent of the Minister for Planning.

SPECIFICATIONS

3. The three wind energy facilities (combined) must comprise no more than 100 windgenerators that may only be provided so as not to exceed the number specified foreach site as follows:

Cape Bridgewater 33 wind generators maximum

Cape Nelson South 24 wind generators maximum

Cape Nelson North 26 wind generators maximum

Cape Sir William Grant 32 wind generators maximum

4. The wind energy facility must be constructed in accordance with the followingspecifications:

(a) each wind generator tower must be no more than 70 metres high and have abase diameter at ground level of no greater than 4.5 metres;

(b) the rotor on each wind generator must comprise of 3 blades, not greater than36 metres in length;

(c) the rotor and rotor blades must be off-white or another colour satisfactory tothe Minister for Planning, and must be of a non-reflective finish;

(d) all new electrical cabling associated with the collector network within the windenergy facility generator cluster must be placed under the ground; and

(e) the transformer associated with each wind generator must be located besideeach tower and pad mounted, or be enclosed within the tower structure;

except with the prior written consent of the Minister for Planning.

DESIGN SITING CRITERIA



5. Before the development plans are approved Design Siting Criteria for the wind energyfacility must be submitted to the satisfaction of the Minister for Planning. The DesignSiting Criteria must specify the criteria for the siting of all temporary and permanentbuildings and works associated with the wind energy facility, including constructionlay-down areas and operational areas. The Design Siting Criteria must incorporatethe siting requirements that are established in the Environment Management Planprepared in accordance with Condition 11 (below) and must provide the following:

(a) criteria for siting generators away from coastal cliffs (generally not to be lessthan 150m).

(b) for the Cape Sir William Grant site, criteria for siting generators away fromany nest sites of the White Bellied Sea Eagle identified in the preparation ofthe Environment Management Plan required by condition 11 of thisincorporated document;

(c) criteria for the location of wind generators in relation to any karst caverns;

(d) criteria for the location of wind generators in relation to native vegetation;

(e) criteria for the location of wind generators in relation to sites of culturalheritage significance;

(f) criteria for the location of wind generators so as to ensure shadow flicker isnot caused by a wind generator on a habitable room window of a dwellingthat existed or was approved at the approval date of this document, for morethan 30 hours per year.

6. Before the development plans are approved a report that demonstrates that thelocation of all buildings and works required for the construction of the wind energyfacility are in accordance with the Design Siting Criteria must be submitted to thesatisfaction of the Minister for Planning.

LANDSCAPING AND VISUAL SCREENING PLAN

7. Before the development plans are approved, a Landscaping and Visual ScreeningPlan to the satisfaction of the Minister for Planning. When approved, the plan will beendorsed by the Minister for Planning. The Landscaping and Visual Screening Planmust include:

(a) An on-site landscaping plan, that provides details of landscaping or othertreatments that will be used to screen all transformers, switchyards andequipment plant developed on the site. Details of species proposed to beused for landscaping must be provided, along with details of the height andsize of species at maturity. The plan must provide for the visual screening ofthe switching yard and control building from:

(i) part of any road accessible to the public generally, that exists on thedate the development is complete and is within 400 metres of theswitching yard and control building;

(ii) a dwelling existing or approved at the date of this document that iswithin 400 metres of the switching yard and control building.

(b) An off-site landscaping and screening plan, that provides details oflandscaping or other treatments that will be used to address:

(i) residential amenity concerns.

(ii) visual impacts of the development along the Great South West Walk.

Details of species proposed to be used for landscaping must be provided,along with details of the height and size of species at maturity.

(c) A maintenance and monitoring program.

(d) A timetable for implementation of all environmental enhancement worksidentified to be undertaken.



8. The use and development must be carried out in accordance with the endorsedLandscaping and Visual Screening Plan.

TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

9. Before the development starts, a Traffic Management Plan must be prepared to thesatisfaction of the Minister for Planning in consultation with the Glenelg Shire Counciland VicRoads. When approved, the plan will be endorsed by the Minister forPlanning. The plan must include the following:

(a) an existing conditions survey of public roads in the vicinity of the wind energyfacility that may be used for access, including details of the suitability, designand construction standard of such roads;

(b) information on the likely impact of the wind energy facility operation upontraffic volumes on local roads;

(c) the designation of appropriate construction and transport vehicle routes to thewind energy facility;

(d) the designation of vehicle access points to the wind energy facility fromsurrounding roads, including main road access points to local access roads;

(e) the designation of operating hours for trucks on relevant routes accessing thesite so as to avoid the time and routes of passage of school buses;

(f) the designation of vehicle access ways and car parking areas, including busfacilities as appropriate to support any public information and viewing area(s);

(g) the requirements for Over Dimensional Load permits and escorting of long orlarge loads along roads in the area;

(h) the provision of directional/tourist signs;

(i) measures to be used to manage traffic impacts associated with the ongoingoperation of the wind energy facility on the traffic volumes and flows onsurrounding roads;

(j) recommendations on the need for road intersection upgrades toaccommodate any additional traffic or site access requirements, whethertemporary or ongoing; and

(k) a timetable for implementation of any works identified to be undertaken.

10. The use and development must be carried out in accordance with the endorsedTraffic Management Plan.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

11. Before the development starts, an Environment Management Plan must be preparedto the satisfaction of the Minister for Planning in consultation with the Department ofSustainability and Environment, Aboriginal Affairs Victoria and the Glenelg ShireCouncil (as relevant). The Environment Management Plan may be prepared insections or stages. When approved, the plan will be endorsed by the Minister forPlanning. The Environmental Management Plan must comprise of the following:

(a) A construction and work site management plan. This plan must include:

(i) Procedures for access, noise and pollution management.

(ii) The identification of all potential contaminants stored on site.

(iii) The identification of all construction and operational processes thatcould potentially lead to water contamination.

(iv) The identification of appropriate storage construction and operationalmethods to control any identified contamination risks.

(v) The identification of waste re-use recycling and disposal procedures.



(b) A sediment and erosion management plan. This plan must include all of thefollowing:

(i) Procedures to ensure that silt from batters, off-cut drains, table drainsand road works is retained on the works site during and after theconstruction stage of the project. All land disturbances must beconfined to a minimum practical working area and to the vicinity ofthe identified works areas. Soil to be removed must be stockpiledand separate soil horizons must be retained in separate stockpilesand not mixed. Stockpiles must be located away from drainage lines.

(ii) Procedures to contain any contaminated or turbid run-off during andafter construction of the wind energy facility.

(iii) Procedures to suppress dust arising from construction-relatedactivities. Appropriate measures may include water sprays or roadsand stockpiles, stabilising surfaces, temporary screening and/or windfences, modifying construction activities during periods of heightenedwinds and revegetating exposed areas as soon as practicable.

(iv) Procedures to ensure that steep batters are treated in accordancewith Environment Protection Authority recommendations detailed inthe “Construction Techniques for Sediment Pollution Control” No.275,May 1991.

(v) Criteria for the siting of any temporary concrete batching plantassociated and procedure for its removal and reinstatement of thesite once its use finishes. The establishment and operation of anytemporary concrete batching plant must be in accordance with theEnvironment Protection Authority’s Environmental Guidelines for theConcrete Batching Industry, Publication No. 628.

(vi) Procedures for waste water and discharge management.

(c) A native vegetation management plan. This plan must address pest plan anddisease prevention management and must include all of the following:

(i) Identification of native vegetation to be removed, destroyed orlopped.

(ii) The staging, if any, of the vegetation removal works, and proceduresto prevent damage to protected native vegetation outside theidentified areas.

(iii) Proposals for re-establishing native vegetation, including grasses,shrubs and trees.

(iv) Revegetation and/or rehabilitation to at least their previous conditionof all areas affected by activities required for the construction of thewind energy facility, including temporary access roads and lay-downareas.

(v) Procedures to minimise the spread of weeds and pathogens fromearth moving equipment and associated machinery, including tiptrucks and low loaders, and the use of road-making material of cleanfill that is free of weeds.

(vi) A protocol to ensure follow-up weed control is undertaken on allareas disturbed through the construction of the wind energy facilityfor a minimum period of two years following the completion of theworks.

(d) An avifauna management plan. This plan must include all of the following:

(i) An ongoing program to monitor the presence and behaviour ofavifauna on and near the wind energy facility. The monitoringprogram must address bird usage of the site as well as bird mortality.



The program must specify that the following data be recorded andinclude provision for regular reporting of data to the Minister forPlanning and the Department of Sustainability and Environment:

• the frequency and height of bird movements across the site;

• seasonal changes in bird movements;

• the species involved; and

• bird mortality estimates based on dead bird search protocols.

(ii) A program for the pre-construction and post-construction avifaunamonitoring at the wind energy facility and a designated ‘control’ site.

(iii) A strategy for managing and mitigating bird strike arising from thewind energy facility operation, including in particular the Orange-Bellied Parrot and White Bellied Sea Eagle. The strategy mustinclude procedures for the regular removal of carcasses likely toattract raptors to areas near generators.

(iv) A procedure for addressing significant impacts on bird populationscaused by the wind energy facility operation. This procedure mustprovide that the operator of the wind energy facility immediatelyinvestigates the possible causes of any significant impacts on birdpopulations, and thereafter must design and implement measures tomitigate these impacts in consultation with the Minister for Planning,the Department of Sustainability and Environment, and in the case ofthe Orange-Bellied Parrot the Orange Bellied Parrot Recovery Team.

(v) Inspection of potential bat caves and habitat and an ongoing programto monitor the presence and movements of bats on and near thewind energy facility site.

(e) A geological and geomorphological values management plan This plan mustinclude all of the following:

(i) Procedures to ensure that the construction and operation of windenergy facility does not compromise the essential form or processesof the younger dune ridges, particularly through:

• minimal reshaping of high dune crests;

• minimal levelling of any surfaces;

• removal of all excavated materials where these cannot be usedin reinstating the original shape of the land;

• minimal permanent surface roadways;

• minimal construction traffic during very wet or extended dryperiods;

• not allowing the siting of wind generators above caverns; and

• not allowing caverns to be filled to allow track or windgenerator construction.

(ii) A sub-surface survey (undertaken using non invasive techniques)that identifies the occurrence of caverns within the wind energyfacility.

(iii) A process for overland flow management to prevent the diversion ofwaters onto onsite or offsite features of geomorphological interest.

(f) An Aboriginal cultural heritage and archaeology management plan. This planmust include all of the following:

(i) A survey, conducted by a qualified archaeologist, that locates,records and assesses aboriginal sites, places and objects on all land



which has the potential to be affected by the wind energy facility.This must include land that may be disturbed by associated workssuch as new access roads, buildings, services and/or possibleerosion arising from such works. The survey must be undertaken inassociation with the relevant aboriginal communities identified byAboriginal Affairs Victoria.

(ii) A requirement for the carrying out any archaeological sampling orsalvage excavations which may be recommended as a result of thesurvey and which are endorsed by Aboriginal Affairs Victoria.

(iii) Protocols for the activities of construction contractors identified tohave the potential affects on sites of cultural significance.

(iv) Protocols for ongoing consultation with the relevant aboriginalcommunities throughout the project, especially those relating to thedetailed on-surface and sub-surface archaeological investigations,including:

• involvement of the Aboriginal communities within the projectregion regarding training, interpretation signage and informationsessions; and

• maintaining confidentiality (where considered appropriate) of thelocations of Aboriginal archaeological sites.

(v) Procedures for seeking and obtaining written consent of anyidentified Aboriginal local aboriginal community, as nominated for thepurposes of Part 11A of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait IslanderHeritage Protection Act 1984 (Commonwealth), prior to disturbingany identified archaeological site, place or object.

(vi) Procedures providing appropriate workshops and training courseswith contractors to protect all known sites of aboriginal culturalheritage value.

(g) A non aboriginal cultural heritage management plan. This plan must includeall of the following:

(i) Procedures for ensuring the construction of the wind generatorsavoids and protects all known sites of non aboriginal culturalheritage.

(ii) Protocols for dealing with any historical archaeological sitesprotected under the Heritage Act 1995 (Victoria), including obtainingany consents or permits from Heritage Victoria.

(iii) Procedures providing appropriate workshops and training courseswith contractors to protect all known sites of non aboriginal culturalheritage value.

(h) A pest management plan. This plan must include the following

(i) Procedures for the control of pests, particularly by negatingopportunities for the sheltering of pests. The procedure shouldprovide that follow-up pest animal control is undertaken on all areasdisturbed by the wind energy facility construction works for a periodof two years following the completion of the wind energy facility.

(i) A time table for implementation for any works identified in a plan referred to inparagraphs (a) to (h) (above).

12. The use and development must be carried out in accordance with the endorsedEnvironmental Management Plan.



NOISE

13. The operation of the wind energy facility must comply with the New Zealand Standard“Acoustics – The Assessment and Measurement of Sound from Wind TurbineGenerators” (NZ 6808: 1998) the (“New Zealand Standard”), in relation to anydwelling existing or approved (by way of a planning permit or a building permit) at thedate of approval of this document, to the satisfaction of the Minister for Planning.

Note: As a guide to acceptable limits consistent with the New Zealand Standard, the soundlevel from the wind energy facility, when measured outdoors within 10 metres of adwelling at any relevant nominated wind speed, should not exceed the backgroundlevel (L95) by more than 5 dBA, or a level of 40 dBA L95, whichever is the greater.

14. Condition 13 does not apply if an agreement has been reached with a specificlandowner through which the landowner accepts predicted noise levels or otherwiseagrees to implement appropriate acoustic attenuation measures to ensure areasonable level of acoustic amenity in relation to the indoor habitable areas of anydwelling, and acknowledges that the operation of the wind energy facility may stillgenerate noise in outdoor areas on the land which may from time to time exceed theNew Zealand Standard.

15. Before the development of any wind generator, the noise level predictions for thatgenerator must be modelled to demonstrate that the wind generator in its proposedlocation will comply with the requirements of Condition 13 and 14 (above).

16. A pre-construction monitoring program must be undertaken before the start of thedevelopment of the wind energy facility to the satisfaction of the Minister for Planningas follows:

(a) measurements must be taken in accordance with the New Zealand Standard;and

(b) the result of the pre-construction monitoring must be forwarded to theMinister for Planning.

17. An initial post construction noise monitoring program must be undertaken to thesatisfaction of the Minister for Planning as follows:

(a) post-construction monitoring must commence two months from thecommissioning of the first generator and continue for a minimum of 12months after the commissioning of the last generator;

(b) measurement must be undertaken in accordance with the New ZealandStandard;

(c) the results of the monitoring program of each calendar month must beforwarded to the Minister for Planning within 30 days of the end of that month;and

(d) the Minister for Planning must make a copy of the monitoring program foreach month available without delay at its office during office hours for anyperson to inspect free of charge.

18. Before the use commences, details of a noise complaint and evaluation process mustbe submitted to and approved by the Minister for Planning to address any breachesof Conditions 13 and 14 (above). This evaluation process should include, but not belimited to the following components:

(a) a noise complaint telephone service;

(b) details of validity requirements for noise complaints (that is date, time, noisedescription, and weather conditions receptor);

(c) response protocol to valid noise complaints;

(d) register of noise complaints, responses and rectifications which may beinspected by the Minister for Planning; and

(e) provision for review.



SIGNAGE

19. A logo or company identification for the wind energy facility operator or windgenerator manufacturer may be displayed on infrastructure associated with the windenergy facility with the consent of the Minister for Planning.

LIGHTING

20. The wind generators must not be artificially illuminated at night. No external lightingof infrastructure associated with the wind energy facility, other than low level securitylighting where appropriate, may be installed or operated without the further consent ofthe Minister for Planning.

TELECOMMUNICATION RECEPTION AND INTERFERENCE

21. A pre and post construction qualitative survey must be carried out of television andradio reception of representative residences, and also of electro magnetic signalsfrom all radio base stations and microwave repeating stations, within a five (5)kilometre radius of the wind energy facility site, to the satisfaction of the Minister forPlanning. If the qualitative survey establishes any detrimental increase ininterference to reception and/or signals, measures must be taken to mitigate theinterference to return affected reception and/or signals to pre-construction quality tothe satisfaction of the Minister for Planning.

SECURITY

22. All site and wind generator access points and electrical equipment must be lockedand made inaccessible to the general public to the satisfaction of the Minister forPlanning. Public safety warning signs must be located on all towers and all spareparts and other equipment and materials associated with the wind energy facility mustbe located in screened, locked storage areas that are inaccessible to the public to thesatisfaction of the Minister for Planning.

EMERGENCY ARRANGEMENTS

23. Before the use starts, the operator of the wind energy facility must conduct afamiliarisation visit and explanation of emergency procedures for the Country FireAuthority (CFA) and State Emergency Service (SES), and thereafter must continue toprovide such sessions for the CFA and SES on a regular basis and/or as required.

AVIATION SAFETY CLEARANCES

24. Prior to the approval of development plans, documentation must be supplied to theMinister for Planning that demonstrates that any structure to be erected on the windenergy facility is satisfactory to the Civil Aviation Safety Authority Australia.

RE-POWERING

25. The wind energy facility must not be re-powered through the replacement of any windgenerator with a different model or different capacity generator to that identified in theplans endorsed under Condition 1 without the further consent of the Minister forPlanning.

DECOMMISSIONING

26. The wind energy facility operator must, without delay, notify the Minister for Planningin writing as soon as all of wind energy facility generators have permanently ceasedto generate electricity. Within 12 months of that date, the wind energy facilityoperator must undertake the following to the satisfaction of the Minister for Planning:

(a) remove all non-operational or downed equipment;

(b) remove and clean up any residual spills;



(c) clean up and restore all storage, construction and other areas associated withuse, development and decommissioning of the wind energy facility;

(d) restore all access roads and any other area affected by project closure ordecommissioning, if not otherwise useful to the on-going management of theland;

(e) submit a post-decommissioning traffic management plan to the Minister forPlanning and, when approved by the Minister for Planning, implement thatplan; and

(f) submit a post-decommissioning revegetation management plan to theMinister for Planning and, when approved by the Minister for Planning,implement that plan.

EXPIRY

27. Notwithstanding other provisions of these conditions, the use and developmentpermitted by this incorporated document will expire if one of the followingcircumstances applies:

• The development is not started within two years of the date of approval of theamendment.

• The development is not completed within six years of the date of approval ofthe amendment.

The Minister for Planning may extend the periods referred to if a request is made inwriting before the incorporated documents expires or within three months afterwards.

END OF CONDITIONS



APPENDIX 1 – Title Particulars

Cape BridgewaterTitle Description10123-654 Lot A on plan of subdivision 306543F, Parish of Tarragal

9955-343 Lot 1 on Title Plan 579529J (formerly known as part of CrownAllotment 1 Section 3 Parish of Tarragal)

4422-239 Allotment 1A Section 3, Parish of Tarragal, County of Normanby

4422-240 Crown Allotment 6 Section 2A, Parish of Tarragal, County ofNormanby

0175-892 Allotment 8 Section 2A, Parish of Tarragal, County of Normanby

AP 103696(NUA)

Crown Allotment 5, Section 2A, Parish of Tarragal, County ofNormanby

AP 103697 (NUA) Part Crown Allotment 7, Section 2A, Parish of Tarragal, Countyof Normanby

9831-667 Crown Allotment 18 Section 2A, Parish of Tarragal

9844-816 Part of Crown Allotment 19 Section 2A Parish of Tarragal

9844-819 Part of Crown Allotment 3 Section 2A Parish of Tarragal

8827-843 Crown Allotment 37 Section 1 Parish of Tarragal

9831-672 Crown Allotment 39 Section 1 Parish of Tarragal

9844-826 Crown Allotment 42 Section 1, Parish of Tarragal



9844-823 Part Crown Allotment 35 Section 1, Parish of Tarragal

10284-797 Crown Allotment 10 and Part of Crown Allotment 11 Section 1Parish of Tarragal

10634-444 Lot 2 on Title Plan 800639X (formerly known as part of CrownAllotment 33)

10634-445 Lot 1 on Title Plan 800639X (formerly known as part of CrownAllotment 33)


8827-842 Crown Allotment 30 Section 1, Parish of Tarragal, County ofNormanby

9844-820 Parts of Crown Allotment 32 Section 1, Parish of Tarragal




Cape NelsonTitle Description

8242-461 Allotment 9 Section 9 Parish of Trewalla County of Normanby

8242-717 Allotment 2 Section 9 Parish of Trewalla County of Normanby

9847-412 Crown Allotment 13 Section 9 Parish of Trewalla

9847-413 Crown allotment 13A section 9, Parish of Trewalla

9847-411 Crown allotment 12 Section 9, Parish of Trewalla7905-084 Crown allotment 6 Section 9, Parish of Trewalla, County of

Normanby10455-477 Crown allotment 1 Section 9, Parish of Trewalla3237-331 Crown allotment 5 Section 9, Parish of Trewalla, County of

Normanby1594-632 Crown allotment 5A Section 3 and Crown allotment 4A Section

9, Parish of Trewalla, County of Normanby

10455-479 Lot 2 on Title Plan 013755J Parish of Trewalla10455-480 Lot 3 on Title Plan 013755J Parish of Trewalla10455-487 Crown allotment 3 section 9, Parish of Trewalla10455-484 Crown allotment 1 Section 3, Parish of Trewalla10455-481 Lot 4 on Title plan 013755J, Parish of Trewalla10455-482 Crown allotment 7 Section 2, Parish of Trewalla10455-478 Lot 1 on Title plan 013755J, Parish of Trewalla10455-483 Crown allotment 8 Section 2, Parish of Trewalla10455-500 Crown allotment 9 Section 2, Parish of Trewalla10455-485 Crown allotment 2 Section 3, Parish of Trewalla10455-489 Lot 1 on Title Plan 013758C Parish of Portland10455-490 Lot 2 on Title Plan 013758C Parish of Portland10455-491 Crown Allotment 7 Section 9 Parish of PortlandAP 103642(NUA)

Crown Allotment 4 Section 2 Parish of Trewalla County ofNormanby

AP 103643(NUA)

Crown Allotment 5 Section 2 Parish of Trewalla County ofNormanby

10455-486 Crown allotment 3 Section 3, Parish of Trewalla8601-954 Crown allotment 18 Section 4 and Crown allotment 1 Section 5,

Parish of Trewalla, County of Normanby9320-533 Part of Crown allotment 1A Section 5, Parish of Trewalla,

County of Normanby9948-164 Lot 3 on Plan of Subdivision 218503Y, Parish of Portland and

Trewalla, County of Normanby9948-163 Lot 2 on Plan of Subdivision 218503Y, Parish of Portland and

Trewalla, County of Normanby9948-162 Lot 1 on Plan of Subdivision 218503Y Parish of Portland and

Trewalla County of Normanby



Cape Sir William GrantTitle Land Parcel

8203-276 Lot 2 on Plan of Subdivision No. 44288 Parish of Portland


9131-513 Lot 5 on Plan of Subdivision 116835 Parish of Portland Countyof Normanby

9140-182 Lot 3 Plan of Subdivision LP 116770, Parish of Portland, Countyof Normanby

9140-183 Lot 4 Plan of Subdivision LP 116770, Parish of Portland, Countyof Normanby

9131-514 Lot 6 on Plan of Subdivision 116835 Parish of Portland Countyof Normanby

8259-748 Crown Allotment 11, Section 13, Parish of Portland

8319-978 Lot 1 on Title Plan 592015S (formerly known as part of CrownAllotment 11 Section 13 Parish of Portland)

8675-097 Lots 3 and 4 on Plan of Subdivision No. 44288 and being Part ofCrown Allotment 9 Section 13 Parish of Portland County ofNormanby

8919-705 Lot 5 on Plan of Subdivision No. 44288 Part of Crown Allotment9 Section 13 Parish of Portland County of Normanby

6562-228 Allotment 61A Section 13 Parish of Portland County ofNormanby

9558-589 Lot 1 on Plan of Subdivision No. 145663 Parish of PortlandCounty of Normanby

10327-433 Crown Allotment 13, section 13, Parish of Portland, County ofNormanby

9197-673 Crown Allotment 12 section 13 Parish of Portland County ofNormanby

8866-816 Part of Crown Allotment 12 Section 13 Parish of PortlandCounty of Normanby


8612-937 Lot 8 on Plan of Subdivision No. 44288 Parish of PortlandCounty of Normanby



Rs 9374 Allotment 14 Section 13 Parish of Portland

Rs 6026 Allotment 86A Section 13 Parish of Portland

Rs 43107 Allotment 86E Section 13 Parish of Portland

10269-217 Allotment 86C Section 13 Parish of Portland

9898-262 Lot 1 on Title Plan 120802E (formerly known as part of CrownAllotment 5 Section 10 Parish of Portland)

8919-706 Lot 6 on Plan of Subdivision No. 44288 Part of Crown Allotment9 Section 13 Parish of Portland County of Normanby

9635-98210201-90810508-33010153-3369882-67710383-374

Portions of Title comprising Crown Allotments 91 & 92 Section13 Parish of Portland

9558-5909558-590

9558-590

10201-92110508-34010153-358

Portions of Title comprising Lot 2 on Plan of Subdivision No.145663 Parish of Portland

9366-5309882-67510383-36910201-85910508-30310153-128

Portions of Title comprising Crown Allotment 16 Section 13Parish of Portland



APPENDIX 2 – Cape Bridgewater Development Envelope and IndicativeLayouts



APPENDIX 3 – Cape Nelson Development Envelope and IndicativeLayouts



APPENDIX 4 – Cape Sir William Grant Development Envelope andIndicative Layouts

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