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2. The Swan Catchment Council has also been involved in negotiating an Indigenousland-care trainee-ship with multiple stakeholders that will be involved in the strategiesregional delivery program.3. The Swan Catchment Council has also submitted a cross-regional proposal based onraising the profile on Indigenous sites within regions. This will be achieved by full heritagemanagement plans and added to them will be the inclusion of stories to each site.8
Northern SectorThis sector encompasses the City of Wanneroo and part of the City of Joondalup, north of thedevelopment front at Burns Beach. It is fundamentally the undeveloped north.City of WannerooThe City of Wanneroo adopted the Mindarie - Quinns Rocks Foreshore Management Plan inJune 2004. This plan was prepared as a result of a review of the Mindarie Beach ForeshoreReserve Management Plan that was adopted by the Council in 1994. The Quinns Beach EstateForeshore Management Plan has been implemented by the developer.A summary on the structure plans within the Wanneroo area:Mindarie Keys Finally adopted by WAPC 3.11.98Mindarie Keys Harbourside Village Finally adopted by WAPC 25.1.00Alkimos-EglingtonNo formal application recordedYanchep South Finally adopted by WAPC 10.3.05Two Rocks Northern Precinct LSP Finally adopted by WAPC 26.10.04Lot 8989 Two Rocks Road Two Rocks Tribunal Appeal No. 186 of 2003Lot 201 Breakwater Drive, Two Rocks Finally adopted by WAPC 15.10.02Lot 12 Marmion Avenue, Jindalee Finally adopted by WAPC 18.11.03Butler-Jindalee District Structure PlanLot 102 Marmion Avenue, Yanchep26 April 2005 Council Meeting(also initiates Amendment 57 to DPS2)Swan Loc 13460, Yanchep Beach Road, Yanchep Finally adopted by WAPC 10.2.04Yanchep Two Rocks DSPWithdrawnYanchep Capricorn Village LSPDocs with WAPCLot 501 Two Rocks Road, Two Rocks Adopted by WAPC 2.6.05At Quinns Beach, chronic erosion and associated foreshore recession has previously threatenedroads and carparks. Investigations have been completed as well as foreshore stabilisation works(groynes and nourishment) in 2003/04 by the City of Wanneroo.In the City of Wanneroo there is a major problem with weed build-up south of the Two Rocks boatharbour and erosion of the beaches north of the harbour. A physical modelling study and erosionstudy has been completed to develop options for management. Permanent works will depend ona proposed harbour structure plan.It still would be desirable for the City of Wanneroo to pursue the development of a local coastalstrategy / coastal management plan, which would draw together a number of site developmentplans and provide overall guidance to the local government across its entire coastline. Councilare currently discussing this issue with some of the larger landowners / developers.Currently the City is reviewing the Two Rocks Yanchep Foreshore Management Plan and the Lot614 Yanchep Foreshore Management Plan that were adopted by the Council in 1997. The reviewcombines both Foreshore Management Plans into one plan and also includes the draft CapricornCoastal Village Foreshore Management Plan prepared by Tokyu Corporation for the foreshore9
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