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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
shown to be effective to protect marine plants. These
will be monitored by the contractor and removed
once the works at the restoration site are complete. If
they prevent tidal flow, they will be removed within 10
days, if not, then they may be in place for the length
of the works, which will be no more than six months.
This will be reflected in the Construction and
Environmental Management Plan (CEMP).
PO24 The temporary structure minimises impacts on No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO24
fish migration.
Any temporary works (i.e. silt curtains) will be placed
in such a way as to avoid impacts to normal fish
movement or migration and would not block the
channel. Sediment curtains would not extend to the
bottom to allow fish to move into and out of the area.
Structures in a management A area that were constructed before the area was declared as a fish habitat area
PO25 Relocation or exchange of an existing No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Not applicable
structure:
1. results in a footprint that is less than or equal Not a relocation or exchange of an existing structure.
to the footprint of the existing structure
2. improves the condition of fisheries resources
and fish habitats, including through water
quality outcomes.
PO26 Upgrading or replacement of public sewerage, AO26.1 Development that is for an upgrade to Not applicable
water treatment and stormwater infrastructure existing stormwater, sewer or water treatment
minimises the disturbance footprint within the infrastructure results in an increase in the size of the Not public infrastructure.
declared fish habitat area and improves the condition structure by no more than 20 square metres and
State Development Assessment Provisions – version 2.6
State code 12: Development in a fish declared habitat area Page 26 of 39
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