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2021-09-13 GC Agenda - Item 11 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Oyster Project Annual Report 2

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Restoration criteria


Parameter              Envelope        Criteria                     Rationale
                                       (more suitable = 4, less =
                                       0)

Tidal Works            +30m            Within 250m = 4              Minimum distance of 30m maintained between tidal
(pontoons, jetties,    distance                                     works and oyster ecosystems. This measure reduces
                                       All other areas = 2
boat ramps)            maintained                                   the chance of damage to the oyster ecosystems from
                                                                    human activites, and also protects vessels and
                                                                    ensures general public safety when using these
                                                                    facilities.

Moorings               +30m            Within 30 m = 0              Minimum distance of 30m maintained between
                       distance                                     official moorings and oyster ecosystems to reduce
                       maintained      All other areas = 4          chances of damage to moored vessels and oyster
                                                                    ecosystems. The distance also takes into
                                                                    consideration the maximum possible length of a
                                                                    vessel attached to a mooring in the river.

Foreshore Access       +10m distance   Within exclusion area = 0,   Minimum distance of 10m either side of public
(beaches and           maintained                                   foreshore access points maintained for ease of vessel
parks)                                 All other areas = 4          access to useable shorelines.

In-water urban         +5m distance    Within exclusion area = 0    Minimum distance of 5m maintained between
utilities (submarine   maintained                                   submarine cables and pipelines and oyster
cables & pipelines)                    All other areas = 4          ecosystems.

In-water transport     +30m            Within exclusion area = 0    Minimum distance of 30m maintained between in-
utilities (cross-river distance                                     water transport utilities and oyster ecosystems to
cable barges, ferry maintained         All other areas = 4          maintain safe operation of public transport services in
terminals, etc.)                                                    the river.

Seaward extent         <30m from       Within exclusion area = 0    Sites for oyster ecosystem restoration extend from
                       shorelines                                   the intertidal zone to a maximum distance of 30m
                                       All other areas = 4          from the associated shoreline to minimise impacts on
                                                                    river users. Exceptions would be subject to careful
                                                                    assessment and the written approval of Maritime
                                                                    Safety Queensland.

Water depth            <2m below       Within exclusion area = 0    Oyster ecosystems are only established in water
                       MLWS                                         depths less than 2m below the Mean Low Water
                                       All other areas = 4          Spring tidal line at a restoration site. This maximised
                                                                    the chance of restoration success.




Noosa Oyster Ecosystem Restoration Project Update | July 2021                                                                 11
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