Bundalong - Moira Shire Council

The StrategyDemand Management Strategy–––––Control powered vessels accessing, launchingfrom and mooring at key reserves to protectsocial and family recreation opportunitiesConsider designing one reserve for smallscale water based activities suitable forfamilies and canoe and pedal boat hireContain dog off-lead exercise to designated areasEnsure well designed parkland is providedin all new residential areas to divert localdemand away from the foreshoreExplore opportunities to establish guidelinesfor developer contributions of open space innew residential areas to ensure that adequateareas and recreational amenity are provided.The reserves should focus on providingsocial/family recreation opportunitiesCommunication StrategyFacility Strategy––––Develop visitor facilities and boat rampsat strategic nodes, consistent with theclassification of the each park reserveRetain some sites with minimal facilities along theforeshore for quieter contemplative experiences.Provide opportunities for dog off-lead exerciseat selected areas along the foreshoreProvide ‘nodes’ of social and family recreationopportunities at parkland reserves, includingplay equipment, natural play opportunities,open space to kick a ball around, entertainmentstages / rotundas, bbq and picnic facilitiesLocation Strategy–Provide public parkland reserves servingsocial and family recreation opportunities(or access to these reserves) within walkingdistance of local residents, including:– Yarrawonga Foreshore / River Road–––––––Yacht Club areaBotts Road ReserveWoodland ParkLuton Drive ReserveBathumi ReserveMajors LaneBundalong Reserve at Pasley StreetThese sites will be explored in detail in the followingsection–––Consider the provision of signage at logical entrypoints to each reserve, identifying the reservename and necessary regulations (i.e. dogsallowed off-lead, no camping, no boating etc)Consider the provision of interpretive signagearound the walking trail of Chinamans Island,and promote the Island as a habitat areafor quiet contemplation and respitePromote each public parkland reserve and theirspecific setting type and character on the Councilwebsite and through information brochures.Identify facilities provided at each reservePage 25