Matilda Bay Reserve - Department of Environment and Conservation

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SECTION ACTION IMPLEMENTATION*2. Ensure that concession holders fulfil the concession's E2conditions.3. Only consider commercial concessions on leases that Elare consistent with the objectives of this managementplan, values of the adjoining nature reserve andmarine park and the conditions of the lease.14.1 Aboriginal History 1. Ensure that CALM's obligations are fulfilled E2according to relevant legislation if any proposedactivities on the Reserve involve development.2. Conduct an Aboriginal site study of the Reserve as a E2matter of priority. Include Aboriginal representativesin the study group.3. Incorporate information on the Aboriginal history of Elthe Reserve into interpretive material.4. Continue dialogue with Aboriginal people on their Elassociation with Matilda Bay.14.2 European History 1. Incorporate information on the European history of Elthe Reserve into interpretive material.15. Visual Resources 1. Develop a landscape management plan for the ElReserve.2. Protect the visual qualities and natural landscape ofthe Reserve.El4. Reduce existing negative visual impacts of the ElReserve.16. Vegetation 3. Promote and protect indigenous plant communities in E2the Pelican Point area.4. Assess each tree on the Reserve and take appropriate E2action if a threat to life or property exists.17. Erosion 1. Implement measures to deal with erosion by E2modifying the beach area and planting appropriatevegetation that is consistent with landscape values.2. Construct suitable bank protection if other measures E3fail to relieve erosion.19. Fire 1. Develop a fire suppression plan with the WA Fire ElBrigade.20. Pets 1. Allow for (logs on a leash along the multi-purpose E2path and around the boat ramp only.21. Information, 1. Prepare an Interpretation Plan for the Reserve to ElInterpretation and promote public awareness and appreciation of theEducationReserve, including its natural and cultural history.2. Develop an interpretation walk through the Reserve. El3. Liaise with the Western Australian Tourism ElCommission to promote visitor use of the Reserve.5. Encourage school and group activities on the Reserve Elfor educational purposes.6. Provide appropriate directional, warning and feature Elsigns in accordance with the CALM Sign Manual.52
SECTION ACTION IMPLEMENTATION*9. Use Matilda Bay Reserve to promote CALM's Elactivities elsewhere in the State.23. Priorities, Funding 1. Prepare a 10 year implementation plan, taking into E2and Staffaccount the priorities outlined in Table 6. Review theimplementation plan annually, and prepare an annualprogress report.2. Subject to Departmental priorities and funding, E3provide adequate staff to implement the Matilda BayReserve Management Plan and to protect andmaintain the Reserve.24. Community 1. Consider the role the public can play in E2Liaisonimplementing this plan.25. Term of this Plan 1. Review the implementation of the plan annually, prior E2to preparing the works program for the followingyear. The review should identify whichrecommendations have been achieved and to whatdegree, and any new information which may affectmanagement.2. Review the plan within 10 years from the date of E2gazettal of the final management plan. This reviewshould identify the extent to which the objectiveshave been achieved and recommendationsimplemented, the reason for lack of achievement orimplementation, and a summary of informationwhich may effect future management.MEDIUM PRIORITY8. Concept Plan 3. Demolish the toilet block currently situated midway E3between the kiosk and University Boat Club, andbuild a toilet in the northern section of the Reserve.4. Realign Australia 11 Drive and develop spur roads to E3lease areas and CALM Headquarters.6. Negotiate with relevant authorities regarding E2installation of vehicle slowing devices on HackettDrive.7. Consider a roundabout junction at Australia 11 Drive. E28. Consider building a ferry jetty on the Reserve. E310. Consider creating a beach for swimmers at each picnic E2area.13. In consultation with Bikewest, widen the multi- E3purpose path to three metres and relocate northernsection of path to ensure safe cycling and walking.14. Repair the two swimming jetties. E39. Access 4. Encourage public use of car parking facilities at UWA E2on weekends and during holidays.10. Services and 1. Investigate installing master electricity meters for all E2UtilitiesReserve lease holders.3. Consider providing improved lighting on the Reserve, E2particularly along the multi-purpose path.53
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