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Town Planning Report and Appendices - Cooroibah
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Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response Comment
Upon completion of the works, the hydraulic conditions of
the waterway will maintain adequate fish passage.
AO25.4 Flows across, or releases out of, the structure are The proposed works relate to the replacement of the
such that adequate fish passage is provided in terms of existing culvert. The proposed works will not create a barrier
timing, frequency and duration, as well as water volume to fish movement and therefore no further design
and depth. requirements for fish passage is needed.
And
AO25.5 Water quality across the barrier allows for fish Any potential impacts on water quality are proposed to be
passage. managed through mitigation measures including:
• Construction works will be done during periods of
low rainfall or when the stream is dry. This will
minimise the potential impacts associated with
scouring, erosion and sedimentation. In addition, it
will minimise impact to aquatic species that may
normally be located within the subject site when it
is inundate;
• Works will be limited to the minimum disturbance
area as far as practicable; and
• There will be no additional temporary waterway
barrier works associated with construction. All
construction materials and machinery will be stored
within designated laydown areas away from the
waterway. Stockpiles will be protected by suitable
drainage diversion structures and/or covered to
minimise contact with rainfall and/or stormwater.
Temporary waterway barrier works
PO26 The temporary waterway barrier AO26.1 Temporary waterway barrier works can be in N/A Temporary waterway barrier works are not proposed as part
works will exist only for a temporary place at a given site for no more than 12 months. of this application.
period and cause a minimal and And
acceptable disruption to fish movement in
the area, during the period of installation. AO26.2 In tidal waters, to ensure significant impacts on N/A Refer to Response AO26.1.
Editor’s note: Code for self assessable upstream and downstream habitats are avoided, the
development Temporary waterway barrier temporary waterway barrier works will not completely
works (WWBW02), Department of block the waterway for more than three weeks, unless
Employment, Economic Development and steps taken to ensure water exchange occurs (such as
Innovation, 2010 and the GIS data layer breaching of the bund or pumping water), to prevent
‘Queensland Waterways for Waterway Barrier upstream marine plants and benthos being submerged in
Works’ provide guidance on the length of time
freshwater, or the barrier is sufficiently permeable.
that a temporary barrier may be acceptable in
particular streams. And
AO26.3 Delays to fish movement are avoided at times N/A Refer to Response AO26.1.
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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