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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
its condition before the performance Roads or Gold Coast Waterways Authority; restoration at the scale proposed here, while still
of the works or activity; or or fitting within the existing mosaic of habitat types in
e. constructing a temporary structure 4. is for a cyclone buoy mooring and: the estuary.
2. for management B areas only:
a. is identified under the relevant port cyclone
The project seeks to put back habitat in areas where
a. constructing a permanent structure contingency plan by the controlling authority oyster ecosystems are likely to have occurred within
on tidal land or within the (for example, a port authority) the lower estuary, which are inside and outside the
management area; or b. is located in accordance with any cyclone fish habitat management type A area, as evidenced
b. depositing material for beach mooring plan prepared by the controlling by prior work and habitat assessments.
replenishment in the management authority
area. c. is only used during a cyclone event or other We are also supplementing habitat in some areas
that have been heavily modified to improve the
genuine emergency situation. mosaic of structured habitats available for fish i.e. in
the Noosa Sound Restoration Zone, which is outside
For any other development, no acceptable outcome of the declared fish habitat area but has been heavily
is prescribed. modified due to coastal urban development.
PO3 Only those aspects of a development that have No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO2
a physical or functional requirement to be located
within the declared fish habitat area occur within the This project seeks to extend previous trial oyster
area. Ancillary elements (for example, car and trailer restoration efforts inside and outside declared fish
parks, rest rooms, offices) occur outside the declared habitat A areas, to restore natural processes and fish
fish habitat area. habitat. The total area to be restored in Phase I is
6,684m2, which is only 2 to 9% of the possible
growth envelope of 41,530m2 to 207,650 m2 as
calculated by Ecological Service Professionals in
2016 (see Section 1.3 Historic Occurrence, Project
Restoration Plan). The potential growth envelope
encompasses areas both inside and outside fish
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