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6. Noosa River DMP Ver0 (Combined)
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Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
wetlands (FHMOP 003), Department of Primary Industries,
1996
5. Fisheries guidelines for fish-friendly structures (FHG 006),
Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries, 2006.
PO7 Development does not increase the risk of No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO7
mortality, disease or injury, or compromise the health,
productivity, marketability or suitability for human The development does not have any long-term
consumption of fisheries resources, having regard to impacts on fisheries resources.
(but not limited to):
1. Biotic and abiotic conditions: It is
1. biotic and abiotic conditions, such as water acknowledged that extraction and
and sediment quality replenishment operations will create
2. substances that are toxic to plants or toxic to increased turbidity while in operation.
or cumulative within fish Turbidity fluctuations are a natural process
3. design of structures and regularly occur as a result of tidal
4. impacts on reproductive success movement and runoff flowing high rainfall
5. effect on fish energy reserves periods. Fish may avoid the extraction and
6. whether fish may be physically damaged, replenishment areas while in operation but
killed, trapped or stranded are expected to return upon completion.
7. fish passage and access to habitats 2. The development will not result in toxic
generally; and substances entering the water. Operational
8. the impacts of pest fish and other relevant procedures are to be implemented to ensure
pest species. that the risk of spills and contamination are
minimised and mitigation measures are
Note: A fish salvage plan may be required to demonstrate followed.
compliance with the performance outcome and may form a
condition of any approval.
3. No structures are planned.
4. Impacts to the reproductive cycle of any
Permits or other authorities may be required under the Fisheries fisheries resources is not expected to occur
Act 1994 for the use of regulated fishing apparatus and to possess as a result of the extraction/replenishment
fisheries resources. operations.
5. Impacts to fish energy reserves are not
anticipated. Fish habitat and congregation
areas will remain.
6. Fish will not be physically damaged, killed,
trapped or stranded during the extraction and
replenishment operations.
7. Fish passage will not be impacted. Access to
habitats within and surrounding the extraction
and replenishment areas will not be
restricted.
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