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6. Noosa River DMP Ver0 (Combined)
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Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
AND one of the following acceptable outcomes apply
AO4.4 The extent of marine plant removal, damage or
destruction for a jetty or pontoon development has a
maximum:
1. area of 30 square metres; and
2. width of two metres along the shoreline
(highest astronomical tide); and
3. length of 15 metres from highest astronomical
tide (measured perpendicular to the shore).
OR
AO4.5 The boat ramp development has a maximum
development footprint of 45 square metres.
For any other development, no acceptable outcome is
prescribed.
PO5 The timing of works avoids marine plant No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO5
flowering, fish spawning and fish migration periods.
Extraction operations will not occur during closed
seasons for any of the fin-fish species found within
the Noosa River estuary (July – August).
PO6 Development of or adjacent to, fish habitats No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO6
avoids the unnecessary loss, degradation or
fragmentation of fish habitats and their values and the The expansion of approved extraction area 6 is
loss of fish movement. adjacent to a declared fish habitat. It is proposed to
maintain a 25 m separation distance between the
Note: For more information, refer to relevant fish habitat
management operational policies and fish habitat guidelines:
extraction area and the fish habitat area. This
1. Management and protection of marine plants and other
separation distance is a current approval condition for
tidal fish habitats (FHMOP 001), Department of Primary the existing extraction area.
Industries and Fisheries, 2007
2. Tidal fish habitats, erosion control and beach The extraction of material from within this area will not
replenishment (FHMOP 010), Department of Primary
result in the loss, degradation or fragmentation of fish
Industries and Fisheries, 2007
3. Dredging, extraction and spoil disposal activities (FHMOP habitat.
004), Department of Primary Industries, 1998
4. Departmental procedures for permit applications The extraction operations will not result in disruption
assessment and approvals for insect pest control in
of fish passage.
State Development Assessment Provisions – version 2.6
State code 11: Removal, destruction or damage of marine plants Page 4 of 12
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