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Annex 11 - Code 11 - Marine Plants
Attached to the e-mail DA Application - Noosa Oyster Project (2 of 3).
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
connectivity between existing fringing marine plant
and reef habitats. In short, the works help restore the
mix of substrates and habitats that once occurred in
the estuary, a diversity which has largely been
forgotten against a background of estuary
modification, the extent to which can hardly be
accepted.
PO9 Development likely to cause drainage or No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO9
disturbance to acid sulfate soils, prevents the
release of contaminants and impacts on fisheries The works do not result in the disturbance of
resources and fish habitats. materials (acid sulphate soils or otherwise).
Note: Management of acid sulfate soil is
consistent with the current Queensland acid
sulfate soil technical manual: Soil management
guidelines v4.0, Department of Science,
Information Technology, Innovation and the Arts,
2014.
PO10 Tidal and freshwater inundation and For bridges: Complies with PO10
drainage patterns, extent and timing are
maintained or restored such that ecological AO10.1 Bridges are designed with abutments The purpose of this proposed development is to
processes continue and associated fish habitat above the highest astronomical tide. restore once prolific oyster reef habitat, which was
removed historically. Oyster reefs are known to
values and condition are maintained. AND
provide significant habitat for a range of fish species
and improved habitat condition. Site selection for
For water, sewer or stormwater infrastructure: restoration has been determined based on a rigorous
modelling and risk assessment process and
AO10.2 Infrastructure is placed below the existing natural
substrate surface level, and natural substrate, surface levels
incorporates our modern knowledge on the potential
and habitat condition and values are reinstated. for successful restoration as well as historical location
of oyster harvesting areas.
For any other development, no acceptable outcome is
prescribed. The module layout and positioning of oyster reef
patches on site has been designed to minimise
impacts on laminar current flows. The works are not
anticipated to have a significant impact on tidal
inundation patterns.
PO11 Development: No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO11
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State code 11: Removal, destruction or damage of marine plants Page 12 of 24
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