Loddon Tracks and Trails Strategy - Loddon Shire Council
Loddon Tracks and Trails Strategy - Loddon Shire Council
Loddon Tracks and Trails Strategy - Loddon Shire Council
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Area<br />
Trail Provision<br />
State <strong>and</strong> National Parks • Should incorporate a minimum of one trail<br />
within the park suitable for walkers. Provision<br />
may be made for mountain bike riders <strong>and</strong><br />
horse riders if the management plan allows.<br />
• May incorporate a regional network from a town<br />
or from another state or national park.<br />
Creeks, Rivers <strong>and</strong> Lakes<br />
with features of interest<br />
• May incorporate one canoeing / kayaking trail.<br />
Each request was rated using a scoring system based on the nine planning principles<br />
The maximum score any request can receive is nine, as each planning principle is worth<br />
one point. If the track or trail is not consistent with the hierarchy, however, it<br />
automatically scores a zero. Community Planning documents also support the<br />
development of tracks <strong>and</strong> trails in specific locations (refer to Section 3.0).Refer to<br />
Appendix 5.0 for details of the requested new developments.<br />
Upgrades to existing trails were assessed in the following order:<br />
• Improvement to safety = 3 points<br />
• Works likely to increase usage = 2 points<br />
• Works likely to improve aesthetics / comfort = 1 point<br />
From an upgrade perspective, the priorities are to carry out improvements to:<br />
• Little Lake Boort Track<br />
• Inglewood Reservoir Track<br />
• Tarnagulla Town Walk<br />
• Bridgewater River Walk.<br />
Refer to Appendix 5.0 for details of all requested upgrades.<br />
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