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Amended Noosa Project Restoration Plan V12_5
Attached to the e-mail OPW22/0029 - SRA application correspondence - Referral agency response – with conditions.
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Public complaints record, feedback and
reporting mechanism operationalised.
Signage and aids to MEDIUM LOW Signage and aids to navigation
navigation generate public monitored monthly. Signage and aids to
complaints or vandalism navigation managed as per Section 8.6
due to impact on visual Contingency plan
amenity
Sediment plumes caused by MEDIUM MEDIUM Sediment management measures
construction or implemented as per Section 6.4
maintenance works Sediment management
8.3 Environmental performance and safeguards
Maintaining environmental safeguards during the site management phase, when oyster beds are in the
process of growing, is fundamental. These safeguards are presented in Table 8.3 as part of the projects
Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting (MER) system.
The project also maintains a separate comprehensive MER plan for the project. The MER Plan
encompasses a wide range of ecological, social and economic parameters and reporting
responsibilities. The subset presented in Table 8.3 are the key MER performance measures relevant to
this application. These will be augmented with any subsequent additional permit conditions as
required.
Table 8.3: Environmental safeguards
Performance Objective Monitoring Frequency of Corrective action
Method/Target Monitoring (where performance
objective not met)
1. Restoration bed stability
Oyster restoration Visually inspect oyster After deployment (to Any restoration
substrate remains restoration substrates ensure conformity to substrate that moves
within a restoration and record the precise the restoration plan). out of the designated
site GPS position and size restoration site will be
of each. After every 6 months rectified as per the
in the first year, then specifications. See
Use GIS software to once every year for Annex 7: Engineering
contrast the position, the following two Specifications
footprint, size and years.
area of each Any shell added to a
restoration substrate restoration site also
between monitoring monitored.
events and assess any
potential movement.
2. Oyster recruitment – ecosystem formation
Oysters and associated Measured against After every 6 months Substrate height
sessile benthic benchmark: % in the first year, then adjusted to optimise
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