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2211-31930 SRA_Response with conditions_OPW22-0251
Attached to the e-mail OPW22/0251 - SRA application correspondence.
2211-31930 SRA
managed to prevent acid soil development.
14. Restore the marine plants that are temporarily removed, damaged or Within 5 years of
destroyed by this development. removal, damage or
destruction of marine
plants
15. Dispose of all material associated with the development (e.g., debris, As soon as reasonably
construction material, soil, etc.) from the intertidal zone at an practicable
appropriate licensed facility.
16. Restore tidal land profiles that are temporarily disturbed by the Within 10 business
development works to pre-work profiles. days of completion of
the works and prior to
post works notification
17. Works within a waterway must be avoided during times of: For the duration of the
works
(a) elevated flows
(b) large tidal events that encroach on the temporary works area
shown in Figure 2: Proposed marine plant impacts at Catalina Jetty
of the report titled Marine Plant Assessment – Catalina Jetty, Gympie
Terrace, Noosaville Retaining Wall Upgrade prepared by Native
Foresters, dated 27th April 2023 and document no 230427 (as
amended in red by SARA on 17 July 2023).
18. This fisheries development (as defined by the Fisheries Act 1994) At all times
constitutes a place that is required to be open for inspection by an
inspector, pursuant to section 145 of the Fisheries Act 1994.
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