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Appendix 6 - Ground Water Response · MCU19/0117
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Groundwater Dependant Ecology Preliminary Impact Assessment v1 NCES REF: J000538 90 Beach Road, Noosa North Shore 5 RECOMMENDATIONS The following recommendations are set to reduce the potential for the wave pool discharge waters to impact groundwater dependant ecosystems: • Discharge water is dispersed over a broad area and not concentrated to beneath tanks; • Discharge water is released as far from the NP wetland as practicable but no less than 50- 100m; • Discharge water resembles natural rainfall water chemistry prior to being dispersed; • An Environmental Management Plan is prepared, approved and enacted to monitor the impacts of the wave pool discharge to the local groundwater and adjoining groundwater dependant ecosystems. The EMP should include, but not be limited to, a Groundwater Monitoring Program (GMP) and a Vegetation Monitoring Plan (VMP). The requirement to have the EMP approved can be set as a condition of approval of the MCU application; • A Groundwater Monitoring Program (GMP) is prepared, approved and enacted to monitor the potential for impact to the local groundwater organisms, levels and chemistry. This would entail installation of piezometer both upslope and downslope of the proposed overflow discharge area to enable assessment of pre and post discharge groundwater conditions. 2 piezometers may be required downslope where a broad application area is employed, as recommended. An appropriate volume of baseline data should be collected to ensure natural variations in groundwater characteristics are not misinterpreted as direct impacts of the discharge. • A Vegetation Monitoring Plan (VMP) is prepared, approved and enacted to monitor the floristic and structural characteristics of the groundwater dependant flora abutting the wave pool location in the NP. It is envisaged the inspections associated with the VMP would be carried out at the same time the groundwater monitoring events occur. 11 2020
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