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

Noosa Spit Coastal Protection Environmental Assessment                                                                                                         B-18
State Codes


 Performance outcomes                                    Acceptable outcomes                               Code compliance
 PO11 Development:                                       No acceptable outcome is prescribed.              Complies – the works are designed to reduce erosion on
 1. maintains natural processes of erosion and                                                             Dog Beach to preserve natural and community values.
 accretion unless
 there is an immediate and significant threat; and
 2. does not result in increased risk of waterway
 bed or bank
 scour or erosion or shoreline or foreshore
 erosion.
 PO12 The development is designed, sited and             No acceptable outcome is prescribed.              Complies – whilst material will be dredged from the
 constructed to ensure its long-term use and                                                               Noosa River and will reinstate a navigable channel, this
 operability will not result in ongoing adverse                                                            is not the purpose of the works, and ongoing dredging to
 impacts or new adverse impacts or additional                                                              main access to the Noosa River mouth will not occur.
 development including:
      1. dredging to maintain access
      2. trimming of marine plants
      3. warning signs or protective structures.
 PO13 Development does not restrict or reduce            For development for a material change of use or   Complies – there may be some short term loss of access
 public use of or access to tidal land and               reconfiguration of a lot:                         to Dog Beach during nourishment, however this will be
 waterways (areas host to fisheries resources).          AO13.1 Tidal land and fish habitats are           temporary only.
                                                         separated from
                                                         development and are available for public use.
                                                         For any other development, no acceptable
                                                         outcome is
                                                         prescribed
 PO14 Development does not adversely impact              AO14.1 The development does not alter existing    Complies – works will not restrict access to the FHA or
 on community access to fisheries resources and          infrastructure or existing community access       the Noosa River (with the exception of possible
 fish habitats including recreational and                arrangements.                                     temporary restrictions around dredging works)
 indigenous fishing access.
 Note: In some cases, compensation for impact
 on fisheries access, operations and/or
 productivity may be necessary. The Guideline on
 fisheries adjustment provides advice for
 proponents on relevant fisheries adjustment
 processes and is available by request from the
 Department of Agriculture and Fisheries


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