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Water Plan (Pioneer Valley) 2002
sec.18Teemburra Creek
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sec.18 Teemburra Creek
An ecological outcome for surface water in Teemburra Creek downstream of Teemburra Dam is to minimise adverse impacts on environmental conditions and geomorphic processes in the creek while recognising the likelihood of the following resulting from the existence and operation of the dam— reduction of sediment, and changed geomorphic processes, in the creek; spread of riparian vegetation into the creek; increased opportunity for weed growth in the creek’s riparian zones; depletion of flood-spawning species, including, for example, spangled perch and neosilurid catfishes. s 18 amd 2009 SL No. 212 s 19
- (a) reduction of sediment, and changed geomorphic processes, in the creek;
- (b) spread of riparian vegetation into the creek;
- (c) increased opportunity for weed growth in the creek’s riparian zones;
- (d) depletion of flood-spawning species, including, for example, spangled perch and neosilurid catfishes.