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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
also detailed design requirements regarding
application of these layouts to specific sites.
Concept Layouts 2 & 3 have been adopted for
Phase 1.
Concept Layouts 2 & 3 (segmented longshore
modules) have been designed to minimise impacts
to littoral drift and coastal processes by being
aligned with river flows and providing gaps
between reef patches. Despite this, the reef
patches are anticipated to act as a segmented reef
and provide some sheltering to the shoreline from
wave action and vessel wake and result in
reduced erosion. Reef has been segmented to
limit this impact and allow penetration of waves
and flows without resulting in pockets of increased
erosion.
Concept layout 1 provides habitat that extends out
perpendicular from the shore similar to observed
development of oyster reef habitats. This layout is
only suitable in locations with low sediment
transport and not within Restoration Zone 1 Main
Channel. In these locations there is limited risk of
the works acting as a submerged groyne, which
would have the potential to impact on littoral drift,
erosion and accretion patterns (as well as result in
undesirable burial of sections of the structure).
Potential impacts to coastal erosion have been
minimised through:
Site selection - has initially targeted sites within
the Main Channel that do not experience high
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