Bundalong - Moira Shire Council

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Lake MulwalaJane RdLa Bamba DrMurphy StWoods RdBelmore StBathumiMurray ValleyMcColl StM RdBotts RdWhites RdKeenans RdBoomahnoomoonah RdStevenson PlRosemary CtHenderson StLinthorpe DrThornton WayOld Wilby RdBotts RdHogans RdAnchorage WaySite planRiver RdWitt RdMurray Valley HighwayYarrawongaPage 10Chinaman’s Island
2.0 The Plan2.1 ContextLake Mulwala is an operational water storage areacreated by Yarrawonga Weir on the Murray River. It isvitally important storage supplying water to irrigationdistricts and towns in the Murray Valley. Water divertedfrom the lake supports agricultural production worthbillions of dollars annually to the regional economy.ayMajors LnMajors CreekMurray Valley HighwayPhalaris LnGraham AvePasley StThe study area in this project is the southern foreshoreof Lake Mulwala from the Yarrawonga Weir toLewingtons Road, Bundalong. However, to understandthe issues, values and opportunities for a foreshoremaster plan, a wider view has been considered, and thisincludes the land areas between the lake foreshore andthe Murray Valley Highway and takes into considerationthe existing access and facilities from the townshipsof Yarrawonga, Bathumi and Bundalong. The area isabout 4,500 hectares and the lake foreshore on theVictorian side between Yarrawonga weir and LewingtonsRoad in Bundalong is approximately 22.5 kilometreslong.The significance of the lake is widely recognised by themanaging authorities and the community for irrigation,recreation, habitat, environmental values, general wellbeing and local character.Wrights RdMcDouglas RdMcPhails RdMontroses RdLakeside DrBundalongPyke StBailey StTo address the number of competing interests, themaster plan identifies how public use of the foreshorecan be managed and improved in an effective way toguide authorities and the community in utilising one ofthe areas most significant assets – the foreshore.Williams StFrancis Elliot CtWilkinsons RdLewingtons RdPage 11
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Page 5 and 6: 1.0 IntroductionIn March 2007 Moira
Page 7 and 8: 1.2 Leisure DemandDemand for the fo
Page 10 and 11: 1.3 Principles of the PlanThe follo
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Page 16 and 17: 2.2 Community ConsultationThe commu
Page 18 and 19: Concept Master Plan2.3 Strategic ar
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Page 22 and 23: Functions and Settings PlanOpen Par
Page 24 and 25: 3.1 Lake edge treatmentsThe type of
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Page 29 and 30: The StrategyDemand Management Strat
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Page 33 and 34: ---Maintain the existing park chara
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Page 37 and 38: Explore the opportunity to upgrade
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Page 51 and 52: H BundalongIt is proposed to review
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4.2.5 Canoeing/KayakingThe Canoe Cl
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4.2.6 Boat ramps, moorings and jett
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4.3.2 FishingFishing from both boat
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6.0 Adjoining land usesThe design a
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8.0 Management responsibilitiesTher
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9.0 SummaryThe Yarrawonga to Bundal
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Schedule of ImplementationTime fram
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-Woodlands Park• Prepare a design
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