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App5 - SDAP Assessment · MCU17/0020
Attached to the e-mail Development application - Aquaculture MCU17/0020.
PO5 Development maintains or enhances AO5.1 The development does not impact existing Complies – The proposal is within an existing industrial shed
community access to fisheries resources and fish infrastructure or access arrangements to and does not disrupt local fish stocks or resources.
habitats. fisheries resources and fish habitats. OR
AO5.2 The development provides community
fishing access through linkages between the
commercial and recreational fisheries, and
infrastructure, services and facilities.
PO6 Development that has the potential to impact AO6.1 If the development: (1) restricts access to N/A
the operations and productivity of Queensland an area, or (2) restricts fishing activities, or (3)
commercial or recreational fisheries (due to diminishes access to fisheries resources in some
adjustment of fisheries) mitigates any adverse other way, then − (a) affected commercial fishers
impacts due to adjustment of fisheries. are adequately compensated (b) any adverse
impacts of development on commercial fisheries
or recreational fishing is appropriately offset
PO7 The development will not increase the risk of AO7.1 Suitable habitat conditions, such as Complies – The proposal is within an existing industrial shed
mortality, disease or injury to, or compromise the including but not limited to water and sediment and appropriate fish mortality procedures are outlined
within the Site and Operational Based Management Plan.
health and productivity of fisheries resources. quality, will be maintained to sustain the health
and condition of fisheries resources and fish
habitats affected by the development. AND
AO7.2 Herbicides are not used on, or where they
may drift on, to fisheries resources or fish
habitats. AND AO7.3 Fish will not become
trapped or stranded as a result of the
development. OR AO7.4 Risks of fish stranding
occurring have been identified and are
demonstrably manageable.
Editor’s note: This can be demonstrated through preparing a fish
salvage plan.
PO8 Development resulting in drainage or AO8.1 Run-off and leachate from disturbed or N/A
disturbance of acid sulphate soil is managed to oxidised acid sulphate soils is contained and
prevent impacts on fisheries resources and fish treated, and not released to a waterway or other
habitats. fish habitat.
Editor’s note: Management of acid sulphate soils should to comply
with the Queensland Acid Sulfate Soil Technical Manual,
Department of Science, Information Technology, Innovation and
the Arts, 2014.
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