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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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and significant threat to life, depending on nature.
property or natural
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Table 8.5a: Complaints Record Management
Details of Plaintiff Description of Severity Response/s
Complaint
Date of complaint Detailed description Low/Medium/High - Date/s taken
Full name of plaintiff including any historic - Description
Contract details or contextual - Persons involved in the
Contact modality information response
(email, phone, etc) Chronological log, if
multiple actions taken and
multiple responses from
plaintiff received
8.6 Contingency plan
The contingency plan outlined in Table 8.6 specifies remedial actions that will be undertaken in the
event that oysters fail to recruit to the oyster reef patches, vessel strike an oyster reef patch/es, visual
amenity is significantly impacted by the presence of the works, or associated signage, or where
erosion as a result of the restoration works causes impacts to shorelines or property.
Where remedial action demands changes to an oyster reef patch configuration, these changes will be
made consistent with the engineering specifications (Annex 14: Engineering Drawings). The engineers
will also be consulted prior to any changes being made.
Table 8.6 – Contingency plan
Challenge Contingency response
Limited oyster recruitment Oyster reef patches will be seeded with oyster spat settled onto
dried oyster cultch, as is described in detail in Section 5.2 Substrate
augmentation. Reef seeding is used widely in shellfish restoration
as a back stop to highly variable natural oyster recruitment.
Seeding will be repeated at a restoration site until natural
recruitment at the site is achieved and is demonstratable.
Vessel strike on oyster reef Restoration sites will be sign posted, with MSQ guidance, and
patch information about the sites widely distributed. A notice to mariners
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