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2022-05-16 GC Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Report from Marine Approval Specialists
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Performance outcome Acceptable outcome Applicant response Assessment
cause, by changing the flow throughout the Noosa the potential for short-term
of water, the removal of, or River. disturbance to the stability of the
disturbance to, the sediment However, Concept Layouts bed and banks of tidal water. The
on the bed and banks of tidal 2 & 3 (segmented Project demonstrates appropriate
water; longshore modules most mitigation and management
(b) if a relevant planning scheme suitable for locations which measures have been considered
standard is more stringent are vulnerable to erosion through the Noosa Oyster Ecosystem
than the standard mentioned and adopted for Phase 1) Restoration Project – Project
in paragraph (a)—the are anticipated to act as a Restoration Plan. In addition, as
relevant planning scheme segmented reef patches required under condition 21 of SARA
standard, to the extent it is and provide some Decision Notice, the Inspection and
more stringent than the sheltering to the shoreline Monitoring Program will monitor any
standard mentioned in from wave action and potential impacts and provide
paragraph (a). vessel wake and result in management measures to remediate
reduced erosion. The any adverse impacts should they
layout is aligned with the occur.
river flows and provide Furthermore, the works must be
gaps between reef patches undertaken in accordance with an
to limit potential for approved Construction
impacts on natural Environmental Management Plan
processes. (CEMP) as per Council approval
The proposed works are conditions.
not expected to adversely
affect the stability of the
bed or banks of tidal
waters. Some settlement
or localised scour on the
seaward side may occur
and the works are
expected to be reprofiled
or topped up in response.
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