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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
phosphorus, into biogenic oyster growth as well as
binding these into the surrounding sediments.
Water quality will be monitored at the restoration
sites using standard parameters (pH, temperature,
dissolved oxygen, salinity, total dissolved solid) and
significant changes reported.
The works will maintain recreational access to
shorelines or the waters in which the oyster
ecosystems grow. All shorelines with recreational
access have been excluded from the selection
process. Visual amenity will be maintained, as less
than one third of the reef patch area will be exposed
to view at low tide. Signage used to indicate the
location of the restoration footprints will be optimised,
with agency input, and will generally be considered
temporary until the oyster ecosystems are
established, at which time most signage, if not all will
be removed from the river (as per government
direction).
The work also enhances cultural and spiritual
connection to place, enjoying the support of Kabi
Kabi Traditional Owners. Kabi Kabi Elders are
providing the project with valuable cultural and
historic information and share the common interest of
restoring oyster beds and reefs to the Noosa River
system.
State Development Assessment Provisions – version 2.6
State code 12: Development in a fish declared habitat area Page 34 of 39
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