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Town Planning Report and Appendices - Cooroibah
Attached to the e-mail Development Permit – 23 Jirrima Crescent, Cooroibah MCU16/0099.
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Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response Comment
being washed back over the spillway during overtopping.
And
AO19.8 Cover is provided for fish moving from the exit. N/A Refer to Response AO12.1.
And
AO19.9 Fish exit upstream and downstream fish ways at N/A Refer to Response AO12.1.
the water level over the full range of tailwater and
headwater levels.
And
AO19.10 Trash and debris are excluded from the N/A Refer to Response AO12.1.
upstream fish way exit and downstream fish way entrance
with designs that ensure that fish can access the exits and
entrances, and that the fish way(s) are not blocked or
damaged by trash or debris.
And
AO19.11 Adequate minimum depth is maintained through N/A Refer to Response AO12.1.
the fish way.
And
AO19.12 The risk of fish kills arising from the works are N/A Refer to Response AO12.1.
minimised (for example, through entrapment of fish
upstream or between works).
And
AO19.13 Contingency plans in case of mechanical or N/A Refer to Response AO12.1.
electrical failure of fish ways are in place.
And
AO19.14 The fish way design, operation and capacity will N/A Refer to Response AO12.1.
avoid or acceptably minimise predation within and upon
the fish community using the fish way.
Inherent barrier design and provision of fish passage
PO20 Fish passage is provided for: AO20.1 Development avoids or minimises loss of, or The proposed works involve the replacement of an existing
(1) in the inherent design of the modification to, fish habitat. culvert for safety reasons.
waterway barrier works And As the proposed works will not create a barrier to fish
(2) over the in-situ life of the barrier in movement, the provision for a fish way is not required. The
that position through adequate proposed works will not result in a loss of fish habitat and
construction and maintenance of the the ability for fish passage will remain.
barrier. The proposed works will be permanent and will not require
maintenance.
State development assessment provisions Module 5 — Fisheries resources 5.2 Constructing or raising waterway barrier works in fish habitats state code
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