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consider the strategic linkages between the Mount Duneed Reserve and
other Aboriginal heritage assets in the growth area.
Further detailed requirements for a management plan are included in
Volume 5.
P 3.3 The City of Greater Geelong should consult with the Wathaurong
Aboriginal Co-operative and the Wathaurong Aboriginal Corporation to
ascertain whether some form of cultural interpretation should be
carried out within Stewarts Reserve. This should include
consideration to developing a linkage between Stewarts Reserve and
the Mount Duneed Recreation reserve, possibly through a walking
track with appropriate signage.
P 3.4 Any future engineering or construction works which may occur within
Stewarts Reserve should be subject to an archaeological field survey
and possible sub-surface testing and monitoring.
P 3.5 There should be consultation between the City of Greater Geelong,
the Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-operative and landowners who own the
properties on which the aeolian sand dune is located (see Figure
4.3.1) regarding the future management and protection of the
landform.
P 3.6 Any recreation development or creek stabilisation/ erosion control
works which occur within the public open space preserved along
Armstrong Creek should be subject to a detailed archaeological
survey, as outlined below.
P 3.7 Any recreation development or bank stabilisation/erosion control
works which occur within 200 metres from the east bank of the
Barwon River or near Reedy Lake should be subject to a detailed
archaeological survey, as outlined below.
P 3.8 View lines should be maintained at the following locations:
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From Armstrong Creek (preferably Stewarts Reserve) to Mount Duneed
o From Mount Duneed to the coast line, Reedy Lake/Hospital Swamp,
Armstrong Creek
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From the Aeolian inland dune to Armstrong Creek (if possible)
From Reedy Lake to Mount Duneed.
ARMSTRONG CREEK URBAN GROWTH PLAN / VOLUME 1 (ADOPTED 13 MAY 2008, AMENDED MAY 2010)
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