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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
For any other development, no acceptable outcome During construction, rock placement activities may
is nominated. result in some resuspension of sediment.
Construction materials are to be clean and free of
topsoil or organic material. Construction is to be
managed to minimise potential for impacts and
monitoring of sensitive receptors is to be undertaken.
Detailed requirements are outlined in ICM drawing
NROR-2021-02 and section 6.4 of the Project
Restoration Plan.
PO9 Development maintains tidal or stream For works for mosquito control: Complies with PO9
hydrology and retains natural drainage and
inundation patterns. AO9.1 Development for runnelling works complies The restoration substrates have been designed and
with the policy guidelines in Departmental procedures certified by the project consultant coastal engineers
for permit applications assessment and approvals for so as to maintain tidal and stream hydrology, natural
insect pest control in coastal wetlands (FHMOP 003), drainage and inundation patterns. This is achieved
Department of Primary Industries, 1996 and: through careful engineering including 1m - 4m
1. increases tidal flushing spacings between the rock patches laterally, 2 metre
offsets of the rock patches from shorelines, a
2. follows lines of natural water flow maximum build height to Mean High Water Spring,
3. is no deeper than 30 centimetres the latter which allows for overtopping and natural
inundation.
4. has a 3:1 width:depth ratio; and
5. a spoon shape with gently sloping Refer to ICM drawing NROR-2021-02 in Appendix 8
of the Project Restoration Plan for modular designs
concave sides. and specifications.
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