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Information BulletinInformation Items from the Technical Services DirectorateT20City of Armadale Bushcare and Environmental Working GroupAnnual Repor/ October 2009/0 October 2010• Friends Groups to raise various site-specific environmental issues to Council'sattention and to advise Council of upcoming volunteer events or work days.• City of Armadale to provide a brief on current environmental projects and works.• City of Annadale to pass on information to groups about other items of interest suchas training opportunities, new policy or legislation or documents available for publiccomment.• Other organisations to provide briefs to the community about projects of interest.The City's Reserve Custodians were invited to the May 2010 meeting ofBEAC. Two of theCity's custodians attended and raised concerns about enviromnental matters in the City ofArmadale with the Group. These concerns were addressed and technical suppoli wasprovided to the custodians.At the March BEAC meeting. City officers presented the control burn and firebreakmaintenance schedule for 2009/2010. Consistent with the City of Armadale Friends GroupManual, this information was provided to assist volunteer groups in developing action plansfo r their areas of interest with knowledge of any likely control burn requirements.2.2 To(acilitate communication between community groups and individuals concerned withprotection and rehabilitation a/the natural environment.[n December 2009 BEAC hosted an end of year celebration at the South East Regional Centrefor Urban Landcare adjacent to the Canning River, to bring together environmental groupsand celebrate the years' achievements. This event was attended by approximately 40volunteers from the various City environmental groups along with representatives of the Ci tyof Armadale staff and Council. The Mayor Linton Reynolds and the City of Gosnells MayorOlwen Searle were on hand to present the awards to all of the volunteers. The hosting of avolunteer awards event was an outcome of the BEAC Volunteer Strategy deve loped in2003/2004.BEAC hosted tlu'ee awareness walks in 20 10 which were well attended by BEAC membersand other environmental vo lunteers within the City and from neighbouring Councils. Thesewalks included a tour of Roleystone Reserves, COfUlell Avenue Bush Forever Site andFletcher Park and Lambert Lane. These walks provided an opportunity for environmentalvolunteers to share experiences across municipal boundaries.4
Information BulletinInformation Items from the Technical Services DirectorateT21City of Armadale Bushcare and En vironmental Working GroupAnnual Repor/ October 2009/0 October 201 0Water Corporation was invited to the May meeting to present an update on the WungongCatchment Thinning Trial. Mr Michael Loh and Ms Paola Diaz from Water Corporationprovided an interesting update on the trial.2.3 To odvise COllncil on this group's opinion and attitude on environmental issues in theCity of Armadale.BEAC discussed and provided advice to Council on the following matters:• Prescribed burning programs;• City of Annadale Trails Network Plan;The Group also discussed various Town Planning Scheme amendments and considered issuesrelating to the retention of native vegetation on road verges.The increasing problem of rubbish dumping in Crown Reserves, State Forest and CouncilReserves was discussed by the Group and the Group offered their support to address thismatter.2.-1 To assist COllncil in creating and reviewing policies.No policies were reviewed or created by BEAC during 200911 O.2.j To assist in developing. implementing and reviewing strategic conservation strategies.No strategic conservation strategies were developed or reviewed dming 2009/ 10, but theGroup will have the 0PPo11unity to comment on the State of Environment Repon when it goesout for public comment.2.6 To foster and facilitate care and concern for the natllral environmenf, development of"Friends" groups and actions by individuals that protect or rehabilitate the naturalenvironment.One of the most significant achievements of BEAC in 2009/2010 was the hosting of thefOU11h awards recognition event for City of Annadale environmental volunteers. This isfunher detailed in Section 2.2. Over the year, City officers also provided technical advice andwritten supp0l1 to Friends Groups' for their various grant applications.The plenary session held in February was well attended by 60 residents from the City andsurrounding areas. The plenary session began with a 15 minute presentation by the City'sStreamcare Promoter who provided an update on the Strean1care Program. Dr Michael Craig,Murdoch University Fellow presented research fi ndings from work he had undertaken withAlcoa investigating how to attract animals back into bushland.New reserve custodians were encouraged to help manage their local bushland areas and wereprovided with supp0l1 by City staff.BEAC displays were on-show at the Kelmscott Show, MinnawalTa Festival and CommunityServices Directorate Seniors Day. Displays focused on the impact of off road vehicles inbushland, dieback and important bushland reserves in the City. An excellent response wasreceived from the community and from BEAC vo lunteers who attended the displays.
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