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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
be removed from the river (as per government
direction).
The work also enhances cultural and spiritual
connection to place, enjoying the support of Kabi Kabi
Traditional Owners. Kabi Kabi Elders are providing
the project with valuable cultural and historic
information and share the common interest of
restoring oyster beds and reefs to the Noosa River
system.
Declared FHA (A and B areas)
Works propose to restore ecological values and
enhance fisheries resources at the site by the
restoration of oyster ecosystem, which provides
habitat and food resources, breeding sites and
nursery areas for marine fish.
The works at the Goat Island restoration site will not
impact on marine plants.
Protected Area (estates)
The Goat Island Conservation Park is a protected
area that is estuarine in nature and protects
mangroves, related tree communities and tidal flats of
Goat Island. The park is adjacent and landward of
the proposed Goat Island restoration footprint. The
values of the Park are protected from the restoration
works as all mangrove and tree communities within
the park are outside of the restoration footprints.
Aerial mangroves roots, fallen timber and other
marine plants encountered on the tidal flats are
further protected by a 2m separation area between
them and the oyster reef patches as per the Project
Restoration Plan (Section 2.3, Table 2.2., line 1).
State Development Assessment Provisions – version 2.6
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