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Wallis Lake Estuary Management Plan U.2 Management Area A, B, C, D, E, F Management Objective Assist waterway navigation for all users of the estuary Action No U.2.1 U.2.2 U.2.3 U.2.4 Action Erect signage on prominent points of Cut Island, Wallis Island, Pitchford Island (Shallow Bay) and at Junction Point (Coolongolook/Wallingat confluence) Ensure that channel markers are maintained and replaced promptly when damaged Consider providing channel markers (1 or 2) to demarcate the shallow area on the southern side of Bandicoot Island Consider providing lit channel markers in the Wallamba Broadwater (3) and at Hells Gate (1) Indicative Cost Priority Responsibilities Progress $3,500 High (B3) GLC, DEC, Waterways In High (B3) Waterways Ongoing Waterways budget $1,000 Medium (D3) Waterways $20,000 Medium (D3) Waterways Comments Navigation by novice boaters or recreational boaters unfamiliar with the estuary is hampered by the lack of signage identifying the islands. Signs at prominent points on the islands that can be clearly seen from a distance of at least 50 m, especially where the high rises of Forster are no longer visible, will increase chart reading skills. The materials and format of the signage must be consistent with existing signage and meet GLC and DEC requirements. NSW DPI and the Wallis Lake Fish Coop should be consulted on the proposed location of channel markers to ensure that they do not directly interfere with existing hauling grounds. 80
Wallis Lake Estuary Management Plan Wallamba River Wallamba broadwater Junction Point Coolongolook River Cut Island Bandicoot Island Wallis Island Hellsgate Pitchford Island Shallow Bay Wallingat River [Figure 4.16: Suggested locations for signage identifying islands and for additional channel markers] 81
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