Environment and Resource Management

Declared catchment areas

Parts of Queensland that immediately surround particular storages have been declared as ‘catchment areas’ under the Water Act 2000. So that it won’t have a negative impact on water quality, some types of development within these areas must be approved by both local government and the Department of Environment and Resource Management.

Storage Local government area Plan no.
Atkinson Dam Lockyer Valley, Somerset AP10024 (PDF, 385K)*
Bill Gunn Dam Lockyer Valley AP10006 (PDF, 145K)*
Bjelke Petersen Dam South Burnett, Gympie, Cherbourg Aboriginal AP10007 (PDF, 656K)*
Burdekin Falls Dam Charters Towers, Whitsunday, Isaac AP10008 (PDF, 1.3M)*
Burnett Barrage Bundaberg AP10009 (PDF, 523K)*
Callide Dam Banana AP10010 (PDF, 327K)*
Cedar Pocket Dam Gympie AP10011 (PDF, 356K)*      
Coolmunda Dam Goondiwindi AP10012 (PDF, 405K)*
Eungella Dam Mackay AP10013 (PDF, 305K)*
Fairbairn Dam Central Highlands AP10014 (PDF, 608K)*
Fred Haigh Dam Gladstone, Bundaberg AP10025 (PDF, 735K)*
Glenlyon Dam Southern Downs AP10015 (PDF, 451K)*
Kinchant Dam Mackay AP10016 (PDF, 394K)*
Kolan River Barrage Bundaberg AP10017 (PDF, 393K)*
Leslie Dam Southern Downs AP10018 (PDF, 413K)*
Maroon Dam Scenic Rim AP10019 (PDF, 338K)*
Moogerah Dam Scenic Rim AP10020 (PDF, 773K)*
Peter Faust Dam Whitsunday AP10021 (PDF, 305K)*
Tinaroo Falls Dam Tablelands AP10023 (PDF, 655K)*
Wivenhoe Dam Somerset AP10022 (PDF, 307K)*

If you have problems downloading any of these documents, or would like a copy mailed to you, please contact your local departmental business centre.

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Last updated: 03 June 2009

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