Bundalong - Moira Shire Council

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Landscape Concept B: Aquatic Recreation FacilityIt is proposed to upgrade the existing Yacht Club buildingto provide a combined facility for aquatic recreationclubs (Yacht Club, Rowing Club and Anglers Club, plusother water based groups such as water skiers, canoes/ kayakers, etc). This building should also consideropportunities for community functions.––Implement landscape design and lighting as partof a pedestrian promenade along the foreshore.Explore opportunities for the installation of anautomatic public toilet to replace the existing toilets.Management responsibilitiesDefine responsibilities of local access roads betweenGoulburn-Murray Water and Moira Shire Council.It is proposed that:By combining aquatic recreation clubs into one building, acollegiate approach to meeting rooms, administration andsocial events can be achieved. This is likely to producebetter outcomes in terms of funding opportunities, landmanagement support, abd social / club membershipintegration.Moira Shire Council is to manage all open space facilities;play area, rubbish bins, shelters, picnic and toilet, and thelicence for the Aquatic Recreation Clubhouse facilities.Goulburn-Murray Water will be responsible for the licencingof the public boat ramp and jetty, erosion control along thelake edge, and re-vegetation where appropriate.The existing pathway is compacted granitic gravel which is in keeping with theinformal natural character of the area––––––It is recommended that a working group be setup to explore opportunities, synergies and designoptions for an Aquatic Recreation Facility. Thiswill ensure that the expectations and aspirationsof all the various stake holders are addressedand considered in a feasibility proposal.Remove the yacht storage area locatedagainst the neighbouring residential properties.Provide a yacht maintenance area associatedwith the Aquatic Recreation Facility.Upgrade the existing public boat rampfacility at River Road to consider trafficand pedestrian safety issues.Upgrade the open space area as a public reservewith picnic facilities, including bbqs, drinkingtaps, rubbish bins, tables and play area.Provide car parking, for functions andevents held by the community, for membersof the aquatic recreation clubs, andfor vistors to Chinaman’s Island.A new shared pathway is proposed toprovide access for all to the lake edge.The Aquatic Recreation Club is to be responsible for themanagement of the boat ramp and jetty toGoulburn-Murray Water Standards.Page 32Explore an iconic architectural design for the aquatic recreation facilities as a landmark feature on the lake frontAround the proposed Aquatic Recreation Clubhouse, concrete pavementwould be more suitable
Explore the opportunity to upgrade the existing Yacht Club building to provide a combined facility for aquatic recreation clubs and to provide–opportunities for community facilities.–––Upgrade the existing public boat ramp at River Road to consider traffic and pedestrian safety issues.Consider a new shared pathway that provides access for all to the lake edge and Chinamans Island.Provide an Aquatic Club Facility in a parkland setting.RESTRICTED ACCESS FOR POWER BOATS(LONG TERM PREFERENCE)B Yacht Club AreaChinamansIslandNew picnic areas with,bbq, tables, shelters, andrubbish binsAGREED EXISTING LIMITFOR BOAT ACCESSExisting publicboat ramp tobe retainedand upgraded.Existing launchingramp for Yacht ClubAquaticRecreationClubhouseYachtMaintenanceAreaNew car parkProposed boundary ofChinamans Island Reserve (formanagement purposes)This plan is intended to be a guide for the development of thisarea and it is intended that all proposed works will be subject toappropriate approval processes and detailed design studies.RIVER ROAD LEGENDExisting public toiletsExplore opportunities toupgrade to an automatedfacilityNew public car parkGrass land and publicly accessible areasShrub planting areasRecreation facilities (tables, seats, etc)Proposed shared pathScale 1 : 150015 0 15 30 45mPage 33
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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
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Page 24 and 25: 3.1 Lake edge treatmentsThe type of
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Page 47 and 48: ---F Bathumi ReserveExplore the opp
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Page 53 and 54: 4.1.2 CampingThe demand for camping
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Page 65 and 66: 4.2.5 Canoeing/KayakingThe Canoe Cl
Page 67 and 68: 4.2.6 Boat ramps, moorings and jett
Page 69 and 70: 4.3.2 FishingFishing from both boat
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Page 73 and 74: 6.0 Adjoining land usesThe design a
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Page 78 and 79: 9.0 SummaryThe Yarrawonga to Bundal
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