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MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES Estuarine Habitat Management Guidelines PRIORITY FOR ACTION RESPONSIBILITY j All applications for development or works over or fronting into Brisbane Water, other than jetties, ramps, pontoons, or must provide details of proposed stormwater disposal. The Council will not permit uncontrolled disposal of stormwater into Brisbane Water from individual sites. The Council may require installation of sediment traps, trash racks, energy dissipaters or other additional devices to private stormwater outlets where considered appropriate with any proposed drainage works. O Council k All proposed stormwater works are to be in accordance with recognised urban stormwater and erosion management principles such as those published by the State Government’s Soil Conservation Service, as well as Council's Code of Practice: Erosion and Sedimentation Control. Standards may be reviewed from time to time and, accordingly applicants should contact Council prior to making an application in order to ascertain any revised or new standards which may apply. O Council l Proposed development must not impact on the existing water circulation within Brisbane Water, its individual embayments or tidal tributaries in a manner that is likely to adversely affect the water quality of Brisbane Water and or the physical and biological well being of its natural estuarine habitats. In instances where proposed development is likely to impact on the water circulation, Council will require the applicant to provide documented details from a suitably qualified consultant demonstrating to the satisfaction of Council that the water circulation and biology/ecology within the locality and any adjacent natural estuarine habitats will not be adversely affected by the proposed development. O Council m In instances where minor and unavoidable damage to natural estuarine habitats within Brisbane Water is likely to occur by proposed development and as may be considered acceptable to Council, the Council will require that the applicant undertakes adequate restoration of such areas before any final approval for the occupation or use of the proposed development is issued by Council. In such instances, the applicant will be required to provide habitat restoration and environmental compensation for loss of habitat in consultation with NSW Fisheries for Council's approval with any building application for such works. O Council NSW Fisheries n In order to maintain and enhance the diversity and scale of natural estuarine habitats with Brisbane Water, the Council and NSW Fisheries strongly supports and encourages initiatives to rehabilitate foreshore areas in a manner that reflect the objectives of this plan and which would provide a positive contribution to the enhancement of the natural character of Brisbane Water. O Council, NSW Fisheries Brisbane Water Plan of Management - July 1995 Page 12
MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES Estuarine Habitat Management Guidelines o Where Casuarina groves, or Swamp Mahogany forests adjoin the important wetlands that are indicated on Figure 4, Council should investigate having such areas incorporated into any adjoining open space, Nature Reserves, National Park, as appropriate. Management of wetland areas shall take into account factors such as: i) General impact of development on wetlands. ii) iii) iv) Impact of neighbouring developments, particularly impacts on wetland hydrology from drainage channels constructed on adjoining lands. Restriction of access to wetland areas particularly with regard to illegal trail bike and vehicle use. Maintaining water quality of drainage water entering the wetland system. v) Litter impacts. PRIORITY FOR ACTION O RESPONSIBILITY Council p Review SEPP14 Wetland Policy boundaries to include Casuarina and Swamp Mahogany Forests. O Council q Organisations involved in land and water use planning and management in estuaries shall consult and co-operate with National Parks and Wildlife Service and NSW Fisheries to ensure that appropriate protection is afforded to wetland, fisheries and wader habitat. In particular, attention may need to be given to sites where high levels of disturbance from people, animals, vehicles or boats adversely affect wetland, fisheries and wader habitat. O Council r In the event that the Osprey decides to breed in Brisbane Water, then the NPWS Species Management Plan for Ospreys, (1992) be invoked in respect to the protection of nest sites. Brisbane Water Plan of Management - July 1995 Page 13
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Page 8 and 9: B INTRODUCTION In the early 1990's
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