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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
sediment transport or experience considerable
sediment movement.
Concept module layout - Concept Layouts 2 & 3
(segmented longshore modules) show how oyster
reef patches are configured to minimise impacts
to littoral drift and coastal processes by being
aligned with river flows and providing gaps
between oyster reef patches. Despite this, the
oyster 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).
Shaped oyster reef patches – Oyster reef
patches may be curved or shaped to reflect the
local bathymetry and site-specific conditions.
Alignment with the shoreline or directing flows
State Development Assessment Provisions – version 2.6
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