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2211-31930 SRA - Approved Plans and Documents
Attached to the e-mail OPW22/0251 - SRA application correspondence.
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Table 2: Temporary impacts to marine plants
CATALINA JETTY MARINE PLANTS TEMPORARY IMPACT
Location Description of impact Type of disturbance Area of impact
Bare sand dominates, with: Revetment wall replacement will cause Total Area: 1.65m2
temporary loss of 15m2 marine plants.
MP AREA- C Dugong grass (Halophila ovalis)
Section 1 & 2- 1 plant – 6 leaves (east) Halophila ovalis (18%)
Marine plants that face temporary Area: 0.3m2
Eastern & Western impacts are expected to grow back within
revetment wall. Sea algae species Algae sp. (9%) Development is
5 years.
River bed area. Refer 15 x small clumps (east & west) Area: 0.15m2 limited to
Care will be taken to ensure other marine
to Figure 2 for areas. Dead marine wood (73%)
plants adjacent to the revetment works temporarily
Dead marine wood (1.2m2) (east & west) area are not disturbed. Area: 1.2m2
remove, damage,
Total Area: 207.5m2 destroy marine
Semi-paved area contains-
plants within
Native spurge (Chamaesyce drummondii) and
Blue couch (Digitaria didactyla) within the Semi-paved Area: 209.15m2 in
MP AREA- D latticework-style paving. Chamaesyce drummondii
Section 3 – Access track and site holding/ storage (28%) accordance with
Holding/ storage area may cause the temporary loss of Area: 58.1m2 Condition 9 of
area. 207.5m2 of marine plants that are within Digitaria didactyla (2%) referral agency
Majority above or adjacent to tidal areas. Area: 4.15m2
mapped HAT. response
Grass areas contain –
Southern and central Marine plants that face temporary Grass Area: 2211-31930 SRA
section of Lot 164. Blue couch (Digitaria didactyla) and Buffalo impacts are expected to grow back within
grass (Stenotaphrum secundatum), with 2 Digitaria didactyla (40%)
Refer to Figure 2 for 5 years. No impacts will occur to the 2
Moreton Bay ash (Corymbia tessellaris). Grass Area: 83m2
areas. Moreton Bay ash (Corymbia tessellaris).
may be temporarily impacted, however no Stenotaphrum secundatum
impacts to these 2 trees will occur. (30%)
Area: 62.25m2
Total Temporary Impact 209.15m2
Catalina Jetty, Gympie Terrace, Noosaville – Marine Plant Assessment 11
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