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Annex 12 - Code 12 - Declared fish habitat area
Attached to the e-mail DA Application - Noosa Oyster Project (2 of 3).
State code 12: Development in a declared fish habitat area
Table 12.2.2: Building work or operational works
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
Prescribed development purposes
PO1 Development is only undertaken for a No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO1
prescribed development purpose in a declared fish
habitat area, which are: The works are for the purposes of restoring fish
habitat and natural processes in declared fish habitat
1. for management A areas and management B
management A areas in the Noosa River estuary.
areas:
a. restoring the fish habitat or natural Rock oyster ecosystems once occurred in the Noosa
processes; or River estuary. The works will restore these systems
b. managing fisheries resources or fish by providing the rock and shell foundations for their
habitat; or natural recovery.
c. researching, including monitoring or
The purpose of the works is for the benefit of fish
educating; or habitats, fisheries productivity and natural ecological
d. ensuring public health or safety; or processes within the declared FHA.
e. providing public infrastructure to facilitate
fishing; or The disturbance areas proposed for restoration are in
f. providing subterranean public a degraded condition resulting in reduced fisheries
infrastructure if the surface of the area productivity. A full description of the site conditions of
the proposed restoration sites is given in the Project
can be restored, after the completion of
Restoration Plan, Section 4: Restoration Sites, as
the works or activity, to its condition, well as in Annex 1 to the plan: Noosa River Habitat
before the performance of the works or Survey.
activity; or
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