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In parallel to the Procurement stage, projects develop an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) or similar planning approvals application which consolidate findings of all the environmental and technical investigations and community…

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The Helidon to Calvert project was declared a ‘coordinated project’ by the Queensland Office of the Coordinator-General (OCG) in 2017.

The preliminary draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) was submitted to the Coordinator-General for review in late 2019 and has now been released by the Coordinator-General for public notification and submission.

The draft EIS public display commenced on Wednesday 31 March 2021 and concluded on Wednesday 23 June 2021.

To view the draft EIS and make a submission, please visit the Coordinator-General’s website.

Your feedback will help the Coordinator-General better understand the views of the community and inform the assessment of the project.

Visit the Coordinator-General’s website for more information about coordinated projects, how projects requiring an EIS are assessed and how you can make a submission.

Aerial view of Seventeen Mile Road gas line reserve, Helidon, Queensland.

Process to assess Queensland major projects

A flow chart detailing the approval process for major projects in Queensland, including opportunities for public input.

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