support for OCG submissions

The Office of the Coordinator General opened submissions on 1 October and this process will close on 16 November. 

There are three different ways that we have developed to support you in making your submissions. 

We have built a web tool to assist you to write properly made submissions. 

The form has been carefully crafted to assist and should only take ten minutes. 

Text boxes have been provided in the form so that you can add your concerns in your own words.

There's also a template option within the tool if you'd prefer to do it that way. 

Plus we also have four sample submissions available online. 

These will open as google docs, which you can either download or copy and paste the content where you need it, eg straight into an email or into a word doc. You cannot edit them online.

These include spaces for you to add your own experiences, concerns and details. Use these as a guide, edit as you see fit, fill in the gaps or write your own.

They've been created to use as an email, a word document, or printed as a letter. If sending as a word document, please rename them. 

Remember to personalise for your own situation, and remove our instructions.  

Sample Submission 1 General Objection - Fallout Impacts

Sample Submission 2 Community Impacts - Homes, Property Values, Community Wellbeing and Regional Traffic

Sample Submission 3  Air, Health and Water

Sample Submission 4  Tank Water and Agricultural Fallout

A submission must meet the following criteria:

• be made to the Coordinator-General in writing or electronically
• be received on or before the last day of the consultation period
• be signed by each person who made the submission
• state the name and address of each person who made the submission
• state the grounds of the submission and the facts and circumstances relied on in support of the grounds.

If you use our sample submissions, or write your own, this is how to submit: 

• online via the make a submission link 
• email your submission to sdainfo@coordinatorgeneral.qld.gov.au
• post your submission to:

The Coordinator General

C/- State Development Areas

PO Box 15517, City East Qld 4002

Say NO to the QLD Government and Cleanaway. This is our legal right to put evidence on the record and must not be missed. 

Remember we have evidence based fact sheets supporting the campaign.  

Is the Scenic Rim's strategy as the environmentally clean and green destination for living and visiting being ignored?

Remember - every submission counts.