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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
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.
Declared FHA (A and B areas)
Works propose to restore ecological values and enhance
fisheries resources at the site by the restoration of oyster
ecosystem, which provides habitat and food resources,
breeding sites and nursery areas for marine fish.
The works at the Goat Island restoration site will not impact
on marine plants.
Protected Area (estates)
The Goat Island Conservation Park is a protected area that
is estuarine in nature and protects mangroves, related tree
communities and tidal flats of Goat Island. The park is
adjacent and landward of the proposed Goat Island
restoration footprint. The values of the Park are protected
from the restoration works as all mangrove and tree
communities within the park are outside of the restoration
State Development Assessment Provisions – version 2.6
State code 12: Development in a fish declared habitat area Page 38 of 39
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