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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
Processes still occur, but the works may result in
1. maintains natural processes of erosion and
reduced erosion particularly along the shoreline.
accretion unless there is an immediate and
significant threat; and
1) The purpose of the works is not to provide
2. does not result in increased risk of waterway
erosion protection, but to restore rock oyster
bed or bank scour or erosion or shoreline or
ecosystems throughout the Noosa River. The
foreshore erosion.
design of the works extends only to Mean High
Water Spring and the reef substrate will be
overtopped by high tides, storm surge, flooding,
wave action and vessel wake (at high tide). While
module layouts 2 & 3 are anticipated to act as a
segmented reef and provide some sheltering to
the shoreline and result in reduced erosion, the
works do not prevent erosion or accretion from
occurring as a result of natural processes
2) The works are based on a modular design.
Concept Layouts 2 & 3 (shore parallel modules)
are to be adopted within Restoration Zone 1 Main
Channel where higher tidal and flood flows are
expected. This is to reduce the impact of the
works on current flows and avoid the potential for
concentration of flows to result in erosion of the
shoreline or scour around the structures as well
as encouraging flows through the structures
which enhance suitability of the structure for
habitat growth and reduces the potential for
siltation.
PO12 The development is designed, sited and No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO12
constructed to ensure its long-term use and
operability will not result in ongoing adverse Site selection has been carefully considered (see
impacts or new adverse impacts or additional Section 2 Restoration Models, in the Project
Restoration Plan) and the design life is adequate to
development including:
allow for sustained natural restoration once a suitable
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