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2022-10-24 General Committee Meeting- Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Oyster Ecosystem Restoration Project - Final Report (1)
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A Roads and Footpaths Permit was issued by NC to TNC to
secure this site and ensure management occurred in
accordance with the agreed site plan. Appropriate signage
was installed at the sight and affixed to construction
vessels.
The contractor diligently shared the ramp area with
recreational vessel users and commercial operators in a
safe and consultative manner.
See Annex 38
Figure 25: Load out site and signage. Photo by C Bohm.
Construction works
Construction works took place at the 4 permitted restoration
sites:
Tewantin
Goat Island
Noosa Sound East
Noosa Sound West
Works commenced with mobilization of equipment at the
load out site on the 25th of July 2022 and finished on the 30th
of September 2022. Figure 26: Barge underway to Noosa Sound. Photo by C Bohm.
No major issues were encountered.
River users were mostly accommodating of the barge
movements between the load out site and restoration sites
throughout this period.
River users were also mostly very accommodating about the
designation and use of the load out site.
Figure 27: Construction of first reef patch at Noosa Sound
East restoration site. Photo by C Bohm.
Figure 28: Last reef being constructed at Noosa Sound East
restoration site. Photo by C Bohm.
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