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Public Information Booklet
The following 3 figures combine the components shown in the previous pages to show
how the overall Precinct may look.
Figure 5 shows the Master Plan option with the shore crossing to the north of James
Price Point combined with a possible Port arrangement. This layout attempts to minimise
the impact on the identified heritage areas over James Price Point and on the pindan
scarp (cliff) to the north. The detail of the layout within each of the proponent areas will
need to be developed individually by each proponent and is likely to vary.
Figure 6 shows the Master Plan option for a shore crossing south of James Price Point.
This layout also covers some of the identified heritage sites that cover James Price Point,
however there is some ability to modify the layout in consultation with the Traditional
Owners.
Figure 7 shows the whole Precinct (using the Southern option) including the buffer
zones, light industrial area and a potential road route into the Precinct. The buffer zones
are shown as dashed lines on the map. The buffer zones do not restrict the movement of
people in any way and there will be no fence on the buffer zones. The buffer zones
simply show the closest any houses (or other sensitive land uses like schools, shops or
child care centres) can be built. People, cars and boats are all free to go into these buffer
zones.
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