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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).
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
human consumption of fisheries resources, having The project does not increase risk of mortality,
regard to (but not limited to): disease or injury, or compromise the health,
productivity, marketability or suitability for human
1. biotic and abiotic conditions, such as water
consumption of fisheries resources as a result of
and sediment quality restoration works or the long-term presence of oyster
2. substances that are toxic to plants or toxic to ecosystems.
or cumulative within fish
3. design of structures The site selection process considered biotic and
4. whether fish may be trapped or stranded abiotic conditions and disturbance of sediments. The
5. fish passage and access to habitat generally; works employ locally occurring clean
igneous/metamorphic rock as the primary restoration
and substrate. The dead oyster shell (cultch) used for
6. the impacts of pest fish and other relevant augmentation is cured as per QLD End of Waste –
pest species. Shell Code, and pre-washed prior to use (See
Section 5.3 - Project Restoration Plan). The oyster
brood stock for live shell seeding will be sourced from
the Noosa River, spawned in a hatchery and returned
to the Noosa River following biosecurity protocols
and the conditions of a General Fisheries Permit
secured for this purpose.
The structures pose no threat to fish or fish passage
through their rugose modular design.
PO8 Development maintains or improves water For development involving bridge infrastructure: Complies with PO8 (subject to monitoring)
quality.
AO8.1 Bridges are designed to direct water run-off As oysters are filter feeders, the works would be
outside the declared fish habitat area. expected to maintain the ambient water quality at the
sites and this will be monitored.
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