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App5 - SDAP Assessment · MCU17/0020
Attached to the e-mail Development application - Aquaculture MCU17/0020.
aquaculture. AND AO18.6 Development that
involves oyster farming within Moreton Bay
Marine Park is consistent with the Oyster
Industry Management Plan for Moreton Bay
Marine Park, Department of Primary Industries
and Fisheries, 2008. Editor’s note: Further
information can be found in Oyster Industry
Management Plan for Moreton Bay Marine Park,
Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries,
2008.
PO20 The development does not compromise the AO20.1 The development is designed to prevent N/A
ecological integrity of fauna in inland catchments the spread of disease or the introduction of
(west of the Great Dividing Range). barramundi into catchments where it does not
Editor’s note: Aquacultured barramundi west of the Great Dividing naturally occur, through: (1) ensuring that
Range (in inland catchments shared with other states) are not to be
used for non-food purposes, including stocking Queensland waters or containers used for the aquaculture of
dams. Further information is available in Health protocol for the barramundi are constructed on land that is
importation and movement of live barramundi (FAMPR002), situated above the Q100 flood level (2) ensuring
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, 2011.
container design includes filters so that all waters
leaving containers used for aquaculture of
barramundi are screened to prevent the escape
of eggs, juveniles or adults.
PO21 No water or organisms originating from the AO21.1 Culture of exotic fish does not occur in N/A
aquaculture of exotic fish reaches Queensland open or flow-through systems that discharge into
waters. waterways. AND AO21.2 All containers used to
aquaculture exotic fish are screened to exclude
vertebrate predators (for example birds) without
causing injury to such predators. AND AO21.3
Containers used for the aquaculture of exotic fish
are constructed on land that is situated above
the Q100 flood level. AND AO21.4 Filters with
screens are installed so that any water leaving
containers used for the aquaculture of exotic fish
are treated to prevent the escape of eggs,
juveniles or adults.
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