Woolgoolga Lake Estuary Coastal Zone Management Plan (7.9MB)

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StrategyActionNo.Description11.2 Improve the path network aroundthe foreshores and tributaries of thelake11.3 Modify existing and proposed usesalong Lake Road to ensure thatenvironmental values are protected.11.4 Address Rubbish Around theForeshoresStrategy 12 - Flying-Fox Camp12.1 Ensure consistency between theFlying-fox management strategyand any related CZMP actionsLead Agency(refer to strategydetails for relatedagencies)Timeframe Cost Potential Funding Sources PriorityCHCC Years 5 – 10 Cycle path plan: CHCC staff. New signage system: $15,000. Upgraded tracks - north side$5,000. Upgraded tracks – south side:$20,000. High school path: $2,000. Lake mouth path: $2,000.Lake RoadReserve TrustWoolgoolgaBeach ReserveTrustYears 1 – 5: $5,000 - create a barrier alongLake Road and restore clearedareas / manage Rainbow Bee-Eater nesting locationsCHCC Ongoing CHCC staff time for liaison,maintenance and Clean UpAustralia support Caring for Our Country. Sport and RecreationFacility Grant program. CHCC Environmental Levy Caring for Our Country. CHCC Environmental Levy. NRCMA.NSW Government LitterPrevention Program – grantsmanaged by the SustainabilityPrograms Division of OEHCHCC 1 – 2 years CHCC staff time for internal liaison. Nil HighMediumHighLowCoastal Zone Management Plan - Woolgoolga Lake Estuary1616-1004xvi
StrategyActionNo.DescriptionLead Agency(refer to strategydetails for relatedagencies)Timeframe Cost Potential Funding Sources PriorityStrategy 13 - Visual Amenity13.1 Preserve and enhance the naturalvalues of Woolgoolga Lake tomaintain its high level of visualamenity.CHCC 1 - 2 years Car tyre removal: $2,000assuming CHCC staff time Replace / modify timber wall:$5,000 assuming CHCC stafftime CHCC operating budget CHCC Environmental Levy.Medium -LowCoastal Zone Management Plan - Woolgoolga Lake Estuary1616-1004xvii
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Flood EventsExisting 1 (2011) 2050
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