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EASTERN BEACHES FORESHORE RESERVES MANAGEMENT PLAN - COMMUNITY CONSULTATION OVERVIEW AND PROPOSED CHANGES (Referred from Planning and Environment Committee dated 8 August 2023 - Item 5.1) · Attachment 1 EBFRMP 2023 Draft Final
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Conduct an annual audit to ensure climate change Environmental Immediate
elements are incorporated into new or reviewed Services
Ongoing
management planning and works, aiming for 100%
compliance.
After-fire bush regeneration at Peregian Beach – a post-extreme weather event rapid
response opportunity
After the September 2019 fires at Peregian Beach, an area on the western side of David Low Way
and backing onto national park was badly affected by fire. In places most of the canopy trees were
destroyed, increasing sunlight, and making the area vulnerable to roadside weed grasses. The
Peregian Beach Bushland Care group requested Council allocate a small budget to employ a
contractor to treat the weed grasses. The budget was eventually allocated but the weed grasses
had established and expanded, and the originally proposed budget was no longer adequate.
A post-event rapid regeneration response budget will allow flexibility to respond to a range of
extreme weather impacts, including fire, that would be cost-effective and help prevent degradation.
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