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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
interest of restoring oyster beds and reefs to the Noosa
River system.
Declared FHA (A areas) – Noosa River
Works propose to restore ecological values and enhance
fisheries resources at the site by the restoration of oyster
ecosystem to the Tewantin restoration site, which will
provide habitat and food resources, breeding sites and
nursery areas for marine fish.
The works at the Tewantin restoration site will not impact on
mangroves or seagrass, but will result in the temporary
disturbance to a small area of sparse macroalgae growing
on rock and rubble (as described above).
Note – Ecological information regarding the Tewantin
restoration site was provide by Ecological Services
Professionals. A full report is included as Annex 1 of the
Project Restoration Plan. See also relevant plans – MSES
(Annex 2), MQ1401 (Annex 3), Noosa River FHA (Annex 4)
Goat Island restoration site
The Goat Island site is within the following MSES:
• High Ecological Value Waters (wetland)
• Declared FHA (A and B areas)
• Protected Area (estates)
High Ecological Value Waters (wetland)
The oyster ecosystem restoration works are designed to
enhance the values of the wetland by restoring a complex
ecosystem to what is currently a degraded aquatic
environment. The proposed project meets with the
management intent of HEV Waters to improve the value
and condition of these areas.
Marine plants are not within the footprint of this project and
will not be impacted.
A small stand of mangroves is shoreward of the proposed
restoration footprint. Mangrove areal roots extend into the
intertidal zone adjacent to the proposed restoration
footprint. Mangrove roots are excluded from the restoration
footprint at a minimum distance of 2m. Seagrass is found
State Development Assessment Provisions – version 2.6
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