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Cover Letter, DA Form 1, Plans, Owners Consent, Coastal Environment Assessment · OPW21/0049
Attached to the e-mail Operational Works Application OPW21/0049 - Noosa Spit Erosion Protection Works.
Plans and drawings: the text below has words only, no drawings.
Noosa Spit Coastal Protection Environmental Assessment B-20
State Codes
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Code compliance
PO19 Erosion control structures including beach No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies – nourishment is to control erosion to Noosa
replenishment does not create terrestrial land, Spit, not create terrestrial land.
unless it is a sacrificial dune or beach which
forms an integral part of the erosion control
design.
PO20 The beach replenishment work is No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies – a thorough options analysis was undertaken
undertaken in a way that minimises the need for prior to works. The preferred option minimises the need
other erosion control activities or works. for further erosion control structures or activities.
PO21 The beach replenishment work is AO21.1 Beach replenishment will not require Complies – it is likely that some further replenishment is
undertaken in a way that minimises the maintenance more often than every two years. required in the future, however the frequency will be
frequency of any ongoing replenishment significantly greater than every two years.
requirements. AND
AO21.2 A source of replenishment material for
future maintenance is identified and secured.
PO22 Erosion control structures are located No acceptable outcome is prescribed. N/A – no erosion structures will be built for this project.
parallel to the shoreline and as far landward as
possible to avoid impacts to tidal land and
marine plants.
Dredging
PO23 Capital dredging is to create or provide No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies – dredging is to increas public beach
access to public infrastructure. ammenity.
Note:
1. Privately owned marina facilities or maritime
infrastructure development that is open to the
general public and facilitates unrestricted public
use for fishing purposes may be considered
public infrastructure.
2. Dredging for access to private structures that
do not provide unrestricted public use is not
supported.
PO24 Maintenance dredging is consistent with No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies – works are not for the purpose of maintaining
an existing development approval for dredging; navigational access.
and within approved profiles for navigational
purposes.
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