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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 14 OCTOBER 2014
Types of Conservation Protection Tenure
There is a range of conservation protection tenure applicable to public land. Table 2 below
summarises the various tenures and where they apply.
Conservation Level of Criteria Management Examples
protection tenure protection
National Park Highest Usually large areas of State owned Cooloola National
(Nature land with significant and managed Park
Conservation Act conservation and by Department
1992-NCA) recreation values of National
Parks,
Recreation,
Sports and
Racing
(NPSRS)
Regional Park Secondary to May not be a Owned by State Mount Cooroy
(formerly National Park significantly large area, but usually Conservation
Conservation Park lesser conservation managed by Park
under NCA) value to National Park, Council through
may offer recreation trustee
and compatable agreement
commercial
opportunities
State Land for Dependant on Lesser significance Owned by State Sunshine Beach
Public Purposes- trustee agreement than National Park or but managed by Foreshore
Environment and management Conservation Park. Council Reserve
Reserve (Land Act plan Often high recreational
1994) values and associated
Council as trustee infrastructure.
Urban reserves
Council freehold Highest Usually lesser Owned and Arthur Harold
Nature Refuge conservation significance than managed by Reserve, Noosa
(under NCA) protection for National Park or Council with North Shore
Council freehold Conservation Park management
land agreement
between State
and Council
Council freehold High Often smaller parcels Owned and Railway Rd,
land under trust bequeathed to Council. managed by Cooran
Deed of agreement Council
secures protection.
Council freehold High Usually small parcels Owned and Eumundi Rd,
land with covenant through development managed by Doonan
contributions Council
Table 2. Types of conservation protection tenure for public lands
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