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6. Noosa River DMP Ver0 (Combined)
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Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
commercial fishery and infrastructure, services and The proposed extraction and replenishment
facilities. operations will not result in impeded commercial
fishing access and linkages to infrastructure and
Note: In some cases, compensation for impact on fisheries access, facilities.
operations and/or productivity may be necessary. The Guideline on
fisheries adjustment provides advice for proponents on relevant
fisheries adjustment processes and is available by request from the
Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.
Private maritime infrastructure
PO16 Evidence of a relevant development approval No acceptable outcome is prescribed. PO16 NOT APPLICABLE
for the removal, damage or destruction or marine
plants is required if a material change of use or There has been no ROL or MCU over the subject
reconfiguration of a lot occurred since 1 March 2005. sites since 1 March 2005.
Erosion control structures and beach replenishment
PO17 Removal, destruction or damage to marine No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO17
plants as a result of erosion control structures or
beach replenishment only occurs where there is an Replenishment operations are proposed to correct
immediate and significant threat of erosion to: significant erosion of the foreshores adjacent to
1. the use of the land for its existing or approved Gympie Terrace and Munna Park, Noosaville.
purpose; and
2. infrastructure, structures or buildings are not At Gympie Terrace, there is an increased risk to
expendable or not able to be relocated. public safety as the roots of large Casuarina glauca
are being undermined. The footings of commercial
Note: Further detail on erosion control is provided in Tidal fish jetties are also at risk of damage if erosion was
habitats, erosion control and beach replenishment (FHMOP 010), allowed to continue at its current rate.
Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries, 2007.
Only one mangrove has the potential to be impacted
by the proposed operations, and recommendations
have been made in this report to minimise these
impacts.
PO18 The area that the beach replenishment is to be No acceptable outcome is prescribed. PO18 NOT APPLICABLE
carried out on is a high-energy, sandy sediment
shoreline with biological communities adapted to Development not related to erosion control structures
mobile sediments. or beach replenishment in high energy environments.
State Development Assessment Provisions – version 2.6
State code 11: Removal, destruction or damage of marine plants Page 8 of 12
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