Cover Letter, DA Form 1, Plans, Owners Consent, Coastal Environment Assessment · OPW21/0049

Noosa Spit Coastal Protection Environmental Assessment                                                                                                      B-16
State Codes


 Performance outcomes                                     Acceptable outcomes                           Code compliance
     5. Fisheries guidelines for fish-friendly
        structures (FHG 006), Department of
        Primary Industries and Fisheries, 2006.
 PO7 Development does not increase the risk of            No acceptable outcome is prescribed.          Complies – no impacts to recreation or commercial
 mortality, disease or injury, or compromise the                                                        fishing resources is anticipated.
 health, productivity, marketability or suitability for
 human consumption of fisheries resources,
 having regard to (but not limited to):
     1. biotic and abiotic conditions, such as
        water and sediment quality
     2. substances that are toxic to plants or
        toxic to or cumulative within fish
     3. design of structures
     4. impacts on reproductive success
     5. effect on fish energy reserves
     6. whether fish may be physically
        damaged, killed, trapped or stranded
     7. fish passage and access to habitats
        generally; and
     8. the impacts of pest fish and other
        relevant pest species.
 Note: A fish salvage plan may be required to
 demonstrate compliance with the performance
 outcome and may form a condition of any
 approval.

 Permits or other authorities may be required
 under the Fisheries Act 1994 for the use of
 regulated fishing apparatus and to possess
 fisheries resources.


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