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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
Project Restoration Plan, Section 6.4. Sediment
management.
(1) PO13 The design and siting of development No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Not applicable
maximises light penetration under the structure
where feasible, through measures such as: The works are not elevated off the seabed.
1. increasing the height of the structure above
the substrate
2. decreasing the width of the structure
3. using a north-south orientation
4. using pedestrian decking surfaces that
maximise light penetration to the substrate.
PO14 Development is designed, sited and No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO14
constructed such that the potential for additional
works to ensure long term operability is minimised, Site selection has been carefully considered as
having regard to (amongst other things) the need for outlined in the Project Restoration Plan (Section 2) to
future: maintain access, avoid marine plants and minimise
navigational hazard. Oyster reef patches arethe
1. dredging to maintain access
foundation of oyster ecosystems, which will develop
2. trimming of marine plants; or on the restoration substrate and require no long-term
3. warning signs or protective structures. additional works, once established. The works will
require monitoring and maintenance initially, and may
requiretop-up or reprofiling in response to settlement
minor subsidence, to ensure the structure remains
within a desirable depth range for the target species.
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