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River Murray and Lower Lakes catchment risk assessment for water quality: Results and management options 216 GEOCODE HAZARD EVENT TYPE PA TU NU HY GC065S Recreation area, Clayton west VESSEL LAUNCHING low 2 low 2 GC074S Recreation area, Laffin Point VESSEL LAUNCHING low 2 low 2 GC089S Recreation area, Goolwa aquatic club VESSEL LAUNCHING low 2 low 2 GC095S Recreation area, Number 19 Beacon VESSEL LAUNCHING low 2 low 2 GC107S Recreation area, Milang VESSEL LAUNCHING low 2 low 2 VESSEL MOORING(S) GC072R Mooring, Laffin Point VESSEL DISCHARGES mod 2 low 2 low 2 low 2 GC091R P/S Goolwa VESSEL DISCHARGES mod 2 low 2 low 2 low 2 VESSEL WASTE DISPOSAL STATION GC084C River vessel waste disposal station, Goolwa ACCIDENTAL SPILLAGE mod 2 low 2 low 2 WASTEWATER DISPOSAL AREA GC094L The Marina, Hindmarsh Island wastewater irrigation area LEAKAGE low 2 low 2 WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE GC008D STEDS infrastructure, Waterfront Motel Meningie INFRASTRUCTURE FAILURE low 2 low 3 GC009D STEDS ponds, Meningie INFRASTRUCTURE FAILURE low 3 low 3 GC010D STEDS infrastructure, Meningie Caravan Park INFRASTRUCTURE FAILURE low 2 low 2 GC017D STEDS infrastructure, Meningie Sailing Club INFRASTRUCTURE FAILURE low 2 low 2 GC018D STEDS infrastructure, Meningie shacks INFRASTRUCTURE FAILURE low 2 low 2 GC045D STEDS infrastructure, Raukkan INFRASTRUCTURE FAILURE low 2 low 2 GC075D STEDS infrastructure, Goolwa, north east, Liverpool Rd INFRASTRUCTURE FAILURE low 2 low 2 GC082D Effluent ponds, Goolwa INFRASTRUCTURE FAILURE low 2 low 2 GC094D The Marina, Hindmarsh Island WWTP INFRASTRUCTURE FAILURE low 2 low 2 GC106D STEDS infrastructure, Milang south shacks INFRASTRUCTURE FAILURE mod 2 low 2 GC109D STEDS infrastructure, Milang Caravan Park INFRASTRUCTURE FAILURE low 2 low 2 GC110D STEDS ponds, Milang INFRASTRUCTURE FAILURE low 3 low 3 WETLAND/LAGOON GC041B Wetland, Narrung EVENT DISCHARGE low 2 low 2 low 2
River Murray and Lower Lakes catchment risk assessment for water quality: Results and management options 7.5 Options for management of risks, GW & CD LAP areas Several current and future potential options to manage risks identified in the GW & CD LAP areas are shown in Table 7.5 in the categories of: capital and on-ground works, capacity building, monitoring, compliance, policy planning, and research and development. The suggestions as to which stakeholders may take responsibility for undertaking management options do not imply that they should, or will, be performed by those parties. Management options and stakeholder responsibilities are being examined in much more detail in Stage III of this project, following further consultation and more in-depth examination of priority risks. Funding would be required for some strategies and funding sources are yet to be determined. Uncertainties in risk assessment rankings may also need to be addressed before management decisions can be made. Of particular importance to improving water quality of the Coorong and Lower Lakes are the outcomes of current programs on improving flows and water quality down the River Murray (eg MDBC 2005). Recent research has highlighted the major ecological changes in the Coorong as a result of reduced tidal flushing and freshwater inputs (Gell & Haynes 2005, Dittman et al 2006). 217
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