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Explosives Reserve & H.C. Press Park Draft Reserve Action Plan
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Consultation has concluded
Willoughby City Council is seeking community feedback for Explosives Reserve and H.C Press Park.
Please review the Explosives Reserve & H.C Press Park Draft Reserve Action Plan in the Document Library and leave your comments below in the survey prior to closure of the community consultation period at 5 pm, Monday 14 September 2020.
Explosives Reserve and H.C. Press Park comprise of a largely intact 35 hectare area of bushland located in Castle Cove, within the Middle Harbour catchment. Both reserves provide an ecological corridor that extends from H.D. Robb Reserve to the north, North Arm Reserve and around to the Castlecrag Northern Escarpment to the south, and across Bantry Bay from Garrigal National Park. Both reserves provide habitat for a diversity of plants and animals including threatened species such as the Red-crowned Toadlet, Powerful Owl and White-bellied Sea Eagle.
This draft Reserve Action Plan outlines the management objectives for the next 5 years to protect and preserve Willis Park’s natural features. Actions include bush regeneration, monitoring of encroachments and increasing suitable habitat for wildlife
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Willoughby City Council is seeking community feedback for Explosives Reserve and H.C Press Park.
Please review the Explosives Reserve & H.C Press Park Draft Reserve Action Plan in the Document Library and leave your comments below in the survey prior to closure of the community consultation period at 5 pm, Monday 14 September 2020.
Explosives Reserve and H.C. Press Park comprise of a largely intact 35 hectare area of bushland located in Castle Cove, within the Middle Harbour catchment. Both reserves provide an ecological corridor that extends from H.D. Robb Reserve to the north, North Arm Reserve and around to the Castlecrag Northern Escarpment to the south, and across Bantry Bay from Garrigal National Park. Both reserves provide habitat for a diversity of plants and animals including threatened species such as the Red-crowned Toadlet, Powerful Owl and White-bellied Sea Eagle.
This draft Reserve Action Plan outlines the management objectives for the next 5 years to protect and preserve Willis Park’s natural features. Actions include bush regeneration, monitoring of encroachments and increasing suitable habitat for wildlife
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Willoughby City Council takes the privacy of the participants using this site very seriously.
Please note that comments made may be made available or reproduced in Council reports.
Please take a few minutes to tell us what you think of the Explosives Reserve and H.C Press Park Draft Reserve Action Plan.
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Explosives Reserve & H.C. Press Park Draft Reserve Action Plan has finished this stage
The community is invited to make comments regarding the Draft Reserve Action Plan.
Comments will be received until 5pm, 12 December 2016.
Revision of Draft Plan
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Draft Plan to be revised based on feedback from Community Consultation and the Natural Heritage and Bushland Advisory Committee.
Final report
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Report to Council
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Endorsed Final Plan is submitted to Council for approval.
Plan Adopted and Final
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Following a Council Meeting, the Reserve Action Plan is adopted by Council and Final. Work actions commence and annual reviews to be conducted.