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ENVIRONMENT REPORT TO WORKS AND FACILITIES COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY 14 NOVEMBER 2006 Page 30 W06/116 REHABILITATION OF MORUYA RIVER FORESHORE - GLENDUART 93.5760.B • increased faunal habitat and faunal movement; • vegetation corridors which overall assist natural processes such as species movement, water movement and provide resource rich areas for native fauna. The reduction of riparian zones potentially undermines the services that the zone can and does provide. The Moruya River Estuary Management Plan is currently under development and will address key environmental objectives such as: erosion control; protection of Endangered Ecological Communities; restoration of faunal corridors and rehabilitation of native vegetation. This project, along with related estuary, biodiversity and Landcare works, are in keeping with Council’s commitment to best management of the Nature Coast. ISSUES Currently there are landholders that have had access to the community lands. This access has been inclusive of agricultural practices, grazing, mown reserve areas, dumping garden refuse and other activities that prevent natural regeneration. These practices are not allied with the best outcomes for the riparian zone. Council is able to rectify this position through the financial support of State and Federal funds to enable riparian restoration works on the Moruya and other waterways across the Eurobodalla. The project works will address the following issues: • loss of riparian vegetation and habitat for endemic fauna; • stock access from neighboring properties that may damage regrowth, compact soil, disperse weeds and pollute waterways; • impacts on water quality; • invasive weeds; • protection of cultural heritage assets; • ongoing public access and use; • encroachment from adjoining rural and semi-rural properties. Policy All project works will align with the NSW Coastal Policy 1997, the guiding Principles of Ecologically Sustainable Development, the draft Rural Lands Strategy and other relevant legislation and policies as follows: • State Rivers and Estuaries Policy, 1992; • NSW Biodiversity Strategy, 1999; • Threatened Species Conservation Act; • State Water Management Outcomes Plan - Target 28; Percentage of native riparian vegetation increased on waterfront land.
ENVIRONMENT REPORT TO WORKS AND FACILITIES COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY 14 NOVEMBER 2006 Page 31 W06/116 REHABILITATION OF MORUYA RIVER FORESHORE - GLENDUART 93.5760.B The project works also align with development suitability assessment established via the Eurobodalla Coastal Environmental Capacity Planning Project 2001, which identified absolute constraints of 100m for estuaries and lakes. This is further reflected in the Rural Lands Strategy via the Strategic Environmental Assessment. ENVIRONMENTAL The current and future projects will link strategically with implementing the draft Rural Lands Strategy that has been supported and endorsed by Council. The Glenduart project will aim to restore the minimum buffer of 100m that was recommended for major waterways within the draft Strategy. This project will also link with State Planning Instruments such as the Department of Natural Resources Riparian Corridor Objective Setting (RCOS) guidelines. The RCOS guidelines classify the Moruya River as a Category (1) Stream; determining that the estuarine reaches require a minimum riparian buffer of 90m. It is important to note that the project will be implemented in stages over the next five years. Initial financial support has been provided by the Southern Rivers CMA and additional funds have been sought from the Department of Natural Resources Estuary Program. Details of projects operating under the Estuary Program were outlined in an earlier report to the Environment, Planning and Administrative Services Committee meeting held on 5 September 2006 (File No 00.4464/2). Expected outcomes of the Glenduart program are: • minimum 100m of native riparian vegetation restored (where width of community owned land permits); • natural and cultural heritage values of the site protected; • restoration of community access to public land; • removal and control of illegal encroachments; • setting a precedent for the management of illegal encroachments on environmentally sensitive riparian land. The project has significant advantages for the local environment and Council as a land manager. The project demonstrates Council’s commitment to environmental management in alignment with state and local planning objectives. Asset The project site is community owned land on the northern bank of Moruya River. The project will protect and regenerate the following adjoining Council controlled reserves with property numbers as follows (Map 1): • Lot 37 – DP 264448 • Lot 21 – DP 246754 • Lot 36 – DP 264448
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2. Site Location Narooma is the mai
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Management Issue Strategy Action Im
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Narooma’s Crown Reserves on the F
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Introduction This is a brief summar
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1. RESERVE 80515 Narooma Common - C
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Narooma Bowling Club All of Narooma
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The Ambulance Station The area wher
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2. RESERVE 63051 What was then the
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NATA Oval NATA Oval, sometimes thes
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The Blues Festival covered NATA Ova
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CAPTIONS SUMMARY 1. Narooma Footbal
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Table of Amendments: This Plan of M
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3.11 Finance.......................
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1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Executive Summ
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2.0 LEGISLATION AND POLICIES 2.1 Th
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2.5 Moruya River Floodplain Risk Ma
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2.7 Heritage Act 1977 Legal protect
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The Moruya Golf Course was develope
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3.3 Existing Conditions Plans The e
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3.4.2 Heritage Listing Eurobodalla
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3.4.3.2 Recommendations of the Cons
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General Recommendations The Plan of
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Lesser buildings There is a need to
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3.11 Finance The following informat
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4.0 BASIS FOR MANAGEMENT 4.1 Values
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