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Table 11.2.2: Operational works
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
All development
PO1 There is a demonstrated need for the For development associated with a public health or Complies with PO1 and AO1.1(2)
development, and alternatives (locations and designs) safety purpose:
which do not involve removal, destruction or damage Erosion is evident along the foreshore at Gympie
of marine plants and impacts to fisheries resources Terrace and Munna Park. These locations are very
AO1.1 Development is for:
and fish habitats are not viable. popular recreation areas for both local residents and
1. signage or aids to warn the public of a safety
tourists.
hazard (for example, within a waterway to warn of
submerged rocks, crocodiles, marine stingers); or
The loss of sediment, especially along the foreshore
2. prevention of an impending public safety issue; or
of Gympie Terrace is undermining the root systems of
3. the mitigation of a hazard to public safety that has
some Casuarina glauca specimens and increasing
resulted from a specific unforeseen event (for
the risk of these trees falling, thereby creating an
example, a fallen tree that is a danger to safe
impending public safety issue.
navigation); or
4. placement of a cyclone mooring identified under a
Where possible, approved extraction sites will be
cyclone contingency plan by the harbour master
used to source replenishment material. To subsidise
or controlling port authority, and is located in
the extraction sites, an expansion of one location is
accordance with the plan; or
proposed to limit impacts to benthic fauna
5. a public health purpose that has been endorsed
communities.
in writing by Queensland Health or the relevant
local government.
For any other development, no acceptable outcome is prescribed.
Note: The application should identify and document the impacts of
alternative proposals.
PO2 Only those aspects of a development that have No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO2
a functional requirement to be located on tidal land
create the requirement to remove, destroy or damage The foreshore is on tidal land.
marine plants. Ancillary elements (for example: car
and trailer parks, rest rooms, offices) occur outside of This report identifies the extent, location, species and
tidal land. condition of marine plants within the extraction and
replenishment areas. An assessment of the impacts
Note: Tidal land within the development site should be accurately
identified on plans provided with the application, together with the
to these marine plants has been detailed in the report.
location of highest astronomical tide, mean high water spring and
mean low water spring tide heights.
The extent, location, species and condition of marine plants that
are proposed for removal, damage or destruction and retained
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