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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
Note: Further guidance on rights in context of fisheries resources Tewantin is the only site where marine plants
and fish habitats is provided in the operational policy provisions of
(macroalgae and turfing algae) will be temporarily
Management and protection of marine plants and other tidal fish
habitats (FHMOP 001), Department of Primary Industries and impacted by the works. The works will replace the
Fisheries, 2007. rocky substrate with a similar rocky substrate of
greater area, which the marine plants are expected to
naturally recolonise, possibly to an extent greater than
The provision of owners consent to lodge the recorded at the site in 2020.
development application does not confer rights.
The works will provide for public facility by restoring a
functionally lost ecosystem type to the Noosa River,
which is expected to also enhance the diversity and
abundance of marine plants.
The engineers certify that the weight of the rock
substrate, coupled with its geometric profile and
interlocking nature will prevent significant movement,
though a small amount of settling of the substrate into
soft sediments (up to 200mm) may occur. These
engineering assessments are based on sediment
cores which were taken from the sites.
The works do not propose to impact on commercial
businesses including commercial fishing businesses
using the waterway. See Project Restoration Plan,
Section 4.6 Public consultations.
PO4 The spatial extent of disturbance to marine For work associated with private development that is a jetty, Complies with PO4
plants is minimised. pontoon or boat ramp only:
The spatial extent of the oyster reef patches has been
AO4.1 Only one structure adjoins the property. minimised through an exhaustive habitat and
Note: For more information, refer to relevant fish
restoration suitability modelling and site selection
habitat management operational policies and fish Note: A structure includes boat ramps, jetties process (See Project Restoration Plan, Section 2:
habitat guidelines: and pontoons Restoration Models). Seagrass and mangroves are
1. Management and protection of marine plants and other completely avoided. The impact on degraded
tidal fish habitats (FHMOP 001), Department of Primary AND macroalgae communities at the Tewantin restoration
Industries and Fisheries, 2007 site is temporary only. All other works will be on bare
sand.
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