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Developments where an EIS exemption has been granted by the Minister

Notifiable Instrument number	Application number	Project title	EIS exemption assessment report	EIS exemption expiry date
2022-555	EIS201900005	Symonston Small Scale Agriculture Subdivision	Symonston Agricultural Subdivision - EIS exemption consideration report	31/10/2027
2018-599	EIS201800010	Ginninderry Stage 2 and subsequent stages urban development	Ginninderry Stage 2 Urban Development - EIS Exemption Consideration Report	30/06/2067
2013-525	EIS0	Gungahlin Strategic Assessment Area	Gungahlin Strategic Assessment Area - EIS exemption Consideration Report	01/01/2043
2017-183	EIS201500255	Denman Prospect Deferred Area and Bushfire Protection Zones	Denman Prospect Deferred Area and Bushfire Protection Zone - EIS exemption Consideration Report	31/12/2041
2018-260	EIS201700027	Molonglo Valley Stage 3 Urban Development	Molonglo Stage 3 - Urban Development and Infrastructure EIS Exemption Consideration Report	31/12/2041
2020-582	EIS201900037	John Gorton Drive 3C Extension	John Gorton Drive 3C Extension - Application for EIS Exemption Consideration Report	31/12/2041
2023-291	EIS202100040	Denman Prospect 2 Estate	EIS Exemption Consideration Report - Denman Prospect 2 Estate Deferred Area	31/12/2041
NI2025-479	EIS202300045	Monaro Highway Upgrade Package 1C Main Works - Lanyon Drive Interchange	EIS Exemption Consideration Report - Monaro Highway Upgrade Package 1C Main Works - Lanyon Drive Interchange	30/06/2052
2013-338	EIS0	Molonglo Valley Stage 2 - Urban Development, Infrastructure and Link Bridge	Molonglo Valley Stage 2 - Urban Development, Infrastructure and Link Bridge EIS Exemption Consideration Report	31/12/2041

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