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6. Noosa River DMP Ver0 (Combined)
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Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
8. The proposed project will not result in an
increase in pest fish species.
PO8 Works are undertaken to encourage fish habitats No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO8
and fisheries resource values to naturally regenerate.
Fisheries resource values will be allowed to naturally
Note: Substitution of fish habitats is not supported. regenerate.
A condition of approval for any marine plant restoration is likely to The replenishment of sand along the Gympie
require a post-works monitoring and maintenance program
foreshore will provide additional habitat for the
appropriate for the scale of the restoration works.
establishment of marine plants (e.g. mangroves).
Benthic communities are expected to rapidly recover.
PO9 Development likely to cause drainage or No acceptable outcome is prescribed. PO9 NOT APPLICABLE
disturbance to acid sulfate soils, prevents the release
of contaminants and impacts on fisheries resources The proposed activities will not cause drainage or
and fish habitats. disturbance to acid sulfate soils.
Note: Management of acid sulfate soil is consistent with the current
Queensland acid sulfate soil technical manual: Soil management
guidelines v4.0, Department of Science, Information Technology,
Innovation and the Arts, 2014.
PO10 Tidal and freshwater inundation and drainage For bridges: Complies with PO10
patterns, extent and timing are maintained or restored
such that ecological processes continue and AO10.1 Bridges are designed with abutments above No changes to tidal or freshwater inundation and
associated fish habitat values and condition are the highest astronomical tide. drainage patterns will result from the proposed
maintained. activities.
AND
For water, sewer or stormwater infrastructure:
AO10.2 Infrastructure is placed below the existing
natural substrate surface level, and natural substrate,
surface levels and habitat condition and values are
reinstated.
For any other development, no acceptable outcome is
prescribed.
State Development Assessment Provisions – version 2.6
State code 11: Removal, destruction or damage of marine plants Page 6 of 12
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