Bundalong - Moira Shire Council

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Landscape Concept H: BundalongBundalong is set amongst a natural area withsignificant Redgums dominating the foreshorecharacter. The foreshore acts as a buffer betweenthe residential development of the township and thelake, and offer opportunities for an appreciation ofthe environmental values of the area. The area has apicnic reserve within a lakeside setting, and this canbe enhanced to reinforce recreation activities along thelake frontage.Establish the reserve at the junction of Pasley Streetand Bailey Street as a social / family recreation reservewith moderate environmental values:––There are opportunities to provide signage from theMurray Valley Highway and to provide long-termtrailer parking in a designated area of Pyke Street..Retain the private community boat ramps atWilliams Road, and Lewingtons Road.Management responsibilitiesDefine responsibilities between Goulburn Murray Water andMoira Shire Council above full supply level.It is proposed that:–Provide clear public access along the foreshoreand liaise with adjoining land owners to definethe boundary between public and private land.Goulburn-Murray Water will be responsible for thelicencing of public boat ramps & jetties, erosion control onthe lake edge and re-vegetation where appropriate.––Retain and upgrade the existing boat ramp atthe end of Pasley Street with consideration of thesurrounding family and social recreational activities.Explore the opportunity to provide a playground, picnic facilities, (including tables,shelters, bins, a drinking fountain andbarbeques), and accessible public toiletsMoira Shire Council will be responsible for the managementand maintenance of open space areas including toilets,bbq, play equipment, parking and rubbish. They willmaintain the carpark, rubbish and toilet facilities at the boatramp area.An example of a boat ramp and jetty that is suitable for the Bundalong area–Consider implementing a transport study toresolve boat landing maneuvers, parking facilitiesand general pedestrian and vehicular circulationat the existing Pasley Street boat ramp.–Explore the feasibility of developing the existingboat ramp area at the end of Pyke Street as themain public boat launching area in Bundalong.Address the flooding issues to ensure that itcan be used in flood events, and provide largecar and trailer parking facilities. This locationreduces the potential for conflict with incompatibleuser groups - such as day visitors who wantto access the lake edge in the “Everglades’.Page 46A good car and trailer parking example that has been set amongst large trees.
H BundalongIt is proposed to review existing facilities in this area to provide more effective access to the lake and river frontages.Ensure the lake frontage is easily accessible to the public by continuing the ongoing liaison between Goulburn-Murray Water and private landowners:- Retain and upgrade the existing public boat ramp at Pasley Street and create a family based open space reserve that highlights the environmental significance of the Ovens River.- Upgrade the public toilet, picnic facilities, car parking and play area.- Upgrade the existing boat ramp facilities at Pyke Street with a larger car parking area, toilet facilities, fish washing area, and rubbish bins.Provide a shared path along theforeshore reserve.LAKESIDE DRIVEProposed road frontage toresidential developmentProvide informal public accessalong the foreshore reserve.Explore the long term (10 - 20Years) objective of buildinga formal shared path toBundalong.PASLEYThe JunctionProposed DevelopmentSTREETPicnic area with, car park, bbq,tables, shelters, rubbish bins,toilet facilities and play area.Consider implementing atransport study to resolve boatlanding maneuvers, parkingfacilities and general pedestrianand vehicular circulation atthe existing Pasley Street boatramp.LIGAR STREETBAILEY STREETGoulburn-Murray Wateris to continue liaison withlandowners regarding publicaccess and the foreshoreedge treatment in this area.TO MURRAY VALLEYHIGHWAYExplore opportunities to create a long termboat trailer facility off Pyke Street.PYKE STREETThis 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.Trailercar parkConsider developing this areaas an improved and enhancedboating ramp, providing alarger area for trailer parking.This location provides lessconflict with day visitors andeasy access off Murray ValleyHighway.LEGENDGrass land and publicly accessible areasShrub planting areasRecreation facilities (tables, seats, etc)Proposed shared pathPage 47
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Page 5 and 6: 1.0 IntroductionIn March 2007 Moira
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Page 29 and 30: The StrategyDemand Management Strat
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Page 53 and 54: 4.1.2 CampingThe demand for camping
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Page 69 and 70: 4.3.2 FishingFishing from both boat
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Page 78 and 79: 9.0 SummaryThe Yarrawonga to Bundal
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