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Annex 10 - Code 8 - Coastal Development & Tidal Works
Attached to the e-mail DA Application - Noosa Oyster Project (2 of 3).
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
the estuary (ESP 2021), it is anticipated that supplementary
habitat provided as part of the proposed restoration project
would be colonised rapidly within 1 year of deployment, and
that coverage would be similar to the current condition
within 2 to 3 years post deployment, particularly in sections
that particularly in sections that remain subtidal and not
covered by fine silt.
Note – Ecological information regarding the Tewantin
restoration site was provide by Ecological Services
Professionals. A full report is included as Annex 1 of the
Project Restoration Plan. See also relevant plans – MSES
(Annex 2), MQ1401 (Annex 3), Noosa River FHA (Annex 4)
Goat Island restoration site
The Goat Island site is within the following MSES:
• High Ecological Value Waters (wetland)
• Declared FHA (A and B areas)
• Protected Area (estates)
High Ecological Value Waters (wetland)
The oyster ecosystem restoration works are designed
to enhance the values of the wetland by restoring a
complex ecosystem to what is currently a degraded
aquatic environment.
Marine plants are not within the footprint of this
project and will not be impacted.
A small stand of mangroves is shoreward of the
proposed restoration footprint. Mangrove areal roots
extend into the intertidal zone adjacent to the
proposed restoration footprint. Mangrove roots are
excluded from the restoration footprint at a minimum
distance of 2m. Seagrass is found outside of the
State Development Assessment Provisions – version 2.6
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