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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
Footprint as a percentage of the site - 66%
Approximate shoreline length – 168 metres
Noosa Sound West
Restoration site area – 937m2
Rock footprint – 615m2
Footprint as a percentage of the site - 66%
Approximate shoreline length – 92 metres
Prescribed development purposes
PO2 When development is proposed for any of the For development to ensure public health and safety: Complies with PO2
purposes mentioned in PO1, there is a demonstrated
need for the development, and for the following types AO2.1 Development is: This project seeks to extend previous trial oyster
of development, alternative locations outside the 1. for a public health purpose and has been restoration efforts inside and outside declared fish
declared fish habitat area have been assessed and formally endorsed as being necessary by habitat A areas, to restore natural processes and fish
are not viable: Queensland Health or the relevant habitat provided by oyster ecosystems. The total
1. for management A areas and management B government authority; or area to be restored in Phase I is 6,684m2, which is
areas: 2. for mosquito control and is required to be only 2 to 9% of the possible growth envelope of
a. researching, including monitoring or carried out under a mosquito management 41,530m2 to 207,650 m2 as calculated by Ecological
educating; or plan developed in accordance with the Service Professionals in 2016 (see Section 1.3
b. ensuring public health or safety; or Mosquito management code of practice for Historic Occurrence, Project Restoration Plan). The
c. providing public infrastructure to Queensland, Local Government Association potential growth envelope encompasses areas both
facilitate fishing; or of Queensland, 2014 and do not include inside and outside fish habitat A areas, but the
d. providing subterranean public works for the control of other nuisance pest majority of area suitable for restoration is within the
infrastructure if the surface of the insect species (for example, midges); or fish habitat A area.
area can be restored, after the 3. for an aid to navigation and is endorsed in
completion of the works or activity, to writing by Department of Transport and Main Furthermore, the designs have been purposefully
created to maximise potential for successful
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