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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
3. coastal protection work or work necessary to
protect coastal resources or coastal
processes.
Table 8.2.3: Operational work which is not assessed by local government
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
PO23 Works are located and designed such that they AO23.1 Tidal work is designed and located in accordance Complies with PO23
continue to operate safely during and following a defined with the Guideline: Building and engineering standards for
The works are designed in accordance with best
storm tide event. tidal works, Department of Environment and Heritage
Protection, 2017. practice guidelines. Rock size and reef slopes have
been selected to be stable under their own weight
during and following a 50 year ARI design event.
Rock structures are inherently flexible and able to
accommodate some movement or displacement of
individual rocks, which may occur during a design
event. This is to be addressed through maintenance
if required in line with ICM drawing NROR-2021-00.
The oyster shell is not inherently stable in the design
site conditions, but shell stability has been optimised
by the use of whole shell, the mixing of shell with the
rocky substrate to secure it within the rocky matrix,
the placement of loose oyster cultch as a single layer
by hand into interstitial voids and the capping of the
volume of loose shell placed to 10kg/m3. Refer ICM
drawing NROR-2021-02 Notes 3 & 5 for placement
requirements. In the event that shell is displaced from
the structure, this will not compromise the ability of
the structure to operate safely and replacement shell
can be placed to enhance oyster recruitment. Where
monitoring identifies displaced shell that is more than
5m outside the Restoration Site, it is to be removed in
the event that it is resulting in negative impacts.
Refer ICM drawing NROR2021-00 Note 4.2 and
Project Restoration Plan. The risk of shell
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