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6. Noosa River DMP Ver0 (Combined)
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Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
PO19 Erosion control structures including beach No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO19
replenishment does not create terrestrial land, unless
it is a sacrificial dune or beach which forms an The re-establishment of foreshore beaches will
integral part of the erosion control design. prevent or at least, reduce the rate of erosion along
the Gympie Terrace foreshore and at Munna Park.
PO20 The beach replenishment work is undertaken in No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO20
a way that minimises the need for other erosion
control activities or works. Along Gympie Terrace, alternative erosion control
activities (installation of coir logs) has been tried with
limited success. The replenishment of sand along the
foreshore will assist in reducing the damage caused
by the erosion.
PO21 The beach replenishment work is undertaken in AO21.1 Beach replenishment will not require Complies PO21
a way that minimises the frequency of any ongoing maintenance more often than every two years.
replenishment requirements. Replenishment operations will be undertaken only
AND when there is an imminent need, such as an
increased risk to public safety from trees where the
substrate around the roots has been eroded.
AO21.2 A source of replenishment material for future Complies with AO21.2
maintenance is identified and secured.
There are several approved extraction areas within
the Noosa River from which to source future material.
The expansion of approved areas 6 will ensure a
future source is secured.
PO22 Erosion control structures are located parallel No acceptable outcome is prescribed. Complies with PO22
to the shoreline and as far landward as possible to
avoid impacts to tidal land and marine plants. Sand is proposed to be reinstated along the foreshore
at Gympie Terrace and Munna Park. It will be located
parallel to the shoreline and as far landward as
possible.
Existing marine plants will be avoided to the greatest
possible extent.
State Development Assessment Provisions – version 2.6
State code 11: Removal, destruction or damage of marine plants Page 9 of 12
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