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For roads or other linear infrastructure projects, road corridor scale planning is undertaken to identify fish movement corridor crossings of the road and to establish the characteristics of road-waterway crossings and the goals for fish passage at these sites, including:
- waterway characterization and habitat assessment
- fish community assessment and fish movement
- classification of fish movement corridors
- fish passage provisions for priority crossings
Tully Murray floodplain Bruce Highway Corduroy Creek – Dept of Main Roads and Maunsell
Stuart Creek floodplain Townsville Port Access Road – Dept of Main Roads and Maunsell
University Creek Douglas Arterial Road duplication - Dept of Main Roads and Maunsell