Annex 7 - Engineering Specifications

 Fallen trees and timber in                        2m                                  -
 waterways
 Other marine plants (including                  10m**                    Within 500m of seagrasses
 seagrasses)
 Mobile seabed                                       0m                                -
 Distance from MHWS                          Less than 30m***                          -
 Small craft channels (MSQ                          10m                                -
 beacon to Beacon Centreline)
 Tidal works                                    30m                                    -
 Moorings                             30m from mooring (providing                      -
                                      minimum 5m from vessel on
                                               mooring)
 Foreshore access                               10m                                 -
 In-water urban utilities                        5m                                 -
 (submarine cables & pipelines)
 In-water transport                             30m                                 -
 infrastructure (cross river cable
 barges, ferry terminals etc)
*Substrate may be placed on existing rocky reef where the substrate is not supporting significant
habitat.
**Unless approval is granted for enhancement of significantly degraded areas.
***Except with written agreement of MSQ to extend further offshore (e.g. Tewantin Site).

  5.3. The Restoration Footprints are the area of riverbed encompassed by a group of restoration
        substrate reef patches. Restoration Footprints are to be within the selected Restoration Sites.
        Phase I Restoration Sites are listed below and detailed on drawing NRN-2021-03, -04, -05 & -
        06.
        •     Goat Island Restoration Site
        •     Tewantin Restoration Site
        •     Noosa Sound West Restoration Site
        •     Noosa Sound Easts Restoration Site


NOTES FROM DRAWING 02

1. MODULE LAYOUT OF RESTORATION SUBSTRATE:

  1.1. Restoration footprints (i.e. collection of oyster reef patches within a restoration site) are to be
        defined by constraint mapping and minimum required distances to protect marine plants and
        public/private assets as per Table 1 on NROR-2021-00.
  1.2. Rock substrate is to be laid as reef patches, as per the drawings for each restoration footprint
        and consistent with the design module requirements. Reef patches may be curved or shaped
        to reflect the local bathymetry and specific conditions and constraints for each restoration
        site.