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Wallis Lake Estuary Management Plan 2.2.2 Management area B: Wallis Lake water body This is the largest area covering the lake and foreshore area to the south of Green Point and Coomba Park, including Wallis Creek (Figure 2.4). AREA B: Average waterway depth ≈ 1.8 m The townships of Green Point and Coomba Park border this area. Both commercial and amateur fishermen and commercial cruise boats utilise this area. Recreational activities including swimming, sailing, windsurfing, paddling, power boating and jet skiing. The main access points to the Wallis Lake estuary in this management area are: • Green Point • Sailing Club (private) • ramp opposite Elizabeth Beach turn-off • Pacific Palms ramp (private) • public ramp 250 m west of Pacific Palms ramp • Coomba Park (with jetty facility), and • various unformed access points reached from Coomba Road. The majority of Wallis Lake’s seagrass is present in this area with expansive beds of Zostera spp throughout and interspersed beds of Posidonia australis in the north. Ruppia sp and Halophila spp can be found in the north-west of the area with some larger beds in the shallow eastern area between Tiona and Green Point. SEPP 14 wetland areas are located on Yahoo and Snake Islands, north of Tiona on the foreshore, around Charlotte Bay and Brushy Point, and around Paling Fence Bay south of Coomba Park. An extensive saltmarsh area is also located on the shoreline at Green Point. 10
Wallis Lake Estuary Management Plan Paling Fence Bay Yahoo Island Pelican Island Snake Island WALLIS LAKE Tiona Brushy Point Pacific Palms Charlotte Bay Wallis Creek [Figure 2.4: Management area B: Wallis Lake water body] 11
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