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2018-07-10 P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 8 - Draft Noosa River Plan
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Objectives
1. The recreational boating public understand and observe the Noosa River Marine Zone prohibitions
and restrictions.
2. Anchoring, mooring and living on the river is well managed.
3. Boating speed limits in key areas are appropriate.
4. Marine infrastructure is fit for purpose and does not adversely impact on the environment values or
local amenity.
5. Commercial use of the river maintains the high environmental quality of the river, while meeting the
needs of river users.
6. Commercial and recreational fishing are sustainably managed in the Noosa River.
7. Sediment, nutrients and contaminants moving from rural areas to waterways and wetlands are
reduced.
8. Degraded waterways, wetlands, riparian areas and in-stream habitats are rehabilitated.
9. The quality of water running off urban areas is improved.
10. Sewage collection and treatment facilities are designed and managed to minimise adverse impacts
on water quality (including groundwater) and habitats.
11. Impacts of litter in and around Noosa’s waterways are reduced.
12. Resilience to the impacts of climate change in the Noosa River catchment is enhanced.
13. Aboriginal cultural heritage is protected and Kabi Kabi (Gubbi Gubbi) led river initiatives are
supported.
14. International agreements for the protection of migratory shorebird habitat are upheld.
15. The occurrence of coastal algal blooms in Laguna Bay is mitigated and/or reduced.
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