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2022-05-16 GC Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 2 - Noosa Oyster Ecosystem Restoration Project - Project Restoration Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn Figure 6.5: Location of proposed load out facility located at the end of Hilton Esplanade, Noosaville
The site will be managed by the project’s contracted construction company that is experienced with
this work, having previously been contracted to the Department of Primary Industries in NSW to
undertake a similar intertidal shellfish restoration project.
The operational parameters for the site are presented in Table 6.2.
Table 6.2 Operational parameters
Parameter Proposal
Timeframe: February – April 2022 subject to permits
Duration of use: 40 days including mobilisation, demobilisation and potential stand down days
Management: Contracted commercial construction company
Site area: Exclusive use of 540m2 of road reserve (350m2 at high tide) at the end of
Hilton Esplanade (Figure 6.5b)
Load out area A = 300m2 area (150m2 at high tide)
Load out area B = 200m2 area
Load out area connection = 40m2
Area A is primarily for rock and equipment loading/unloading operations in
association with the barge.
Area B is primarily for rock and equipment storage.
The load out area connection creates a safe fenced corridor for the movement
of the Posi-track loader between Areas A and B.
Nature of uses: Movement of up to 7 commercial trucks per day to the site to delivery
porphyry rock.
Storage of up to 90m3 of rock (150mm to 500mm diameter) per day
Loading of rock and dried oyster shell onto the barge using an excavator +
Posi-track
Storage of loading ramps, vehicle and heavy equipment
No chemicals, fuels or liquids will be stored at the site.
Frequency of 12 hour/day operational. 6am to 6pm including site management.
use:
Expected up to 7 truck movements per day along Hilton Esplanade to deliver
rock to the load out site per day.
Barge will ferry rock to restoration sites as needed from the load out facility
with expected 2- 5 loadings per day subject to tides.
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Version: 1, Version Date: 31/01/2022
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