Manning River Estuary Catchment and Management Program 2021-2031

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12. PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CM SEPP Council flagged our intent to submit a planning proposal for amendment of the Coastal Wetlands mapping of the CM SEPP in the Manning River ECMP Scoping Study (Annexure A). We engaged Locale Consulting to prepare evidence for the planning proposal for the Manning River ECMP and Old Bar-Manning Point CMP Planning Areas. Their report is provided in Annexure M: Recommendations and evidence to support a future Planning Propsal to amend the CM SEPP (Locale Consulting 2021). It covers both coastal wetlands and littoral rainforest, noting there is no littoral rainforest in the Manning River ECMP Planning Area.

The report prepared by Locale Consulting presents the results of a detailed analysis of the mapping and justification for the mapped areas in the State Environmental Planning Policy (Coastal Management) 2018 to be updated, via the Planning Proposal process.

It is Council’s intent to wait until fine-scale mapping and analysis has been completed for coastal wetlands across the entire LGA before submitting the planning proposal. The current exercise is therefore a first step in this process. A comprehensive community engagement and consultation program with affected landholders will be undertaken prior to submission of a planning proposal.

• Confidence in mapping methodology

As part of MidCoast Council’s commitment to the Coastal Management Program, detailed mapping of two of the coastal management areas was undertaken in 2019 - coastal wetlands and littoral rainforests. This finer-scale mapping shows additional areas outside currently mapped areas in the State Environmental Planning Policy (Coastal Management) 2018.

The environmental protection of these areas will have positive value to the broader community (being consistent with both the MidCoast Local Strategic Planning Statement and Community Strategic Plan) and implements a priority action in the Coastal Management Program.

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The mapping analysis gave detailed consideration to the following: • Existing State Environmental Planning Policy (Coastal Management) 2018 mapping • Definition of coastal wetlands and littoral rainforest • Condition of coastal wetlands and littoral rainforest The technical mapping analysis identified an additional 317.97 hectares comprising 112 wetlands in the Manning River catchment, noting these generally include parts of lots. Of the areas identified as coastal wetlands 123 lots (284.98 hectares) of private property are included.

Manning River Estuary and Catchment Management Program (ECMP)


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Table 9: Contribution of the ECMP to objects of the CM Act

10min
pages 165-168

14 Bibliography

4min
pages 157-158

Appendix 6: MCC land-use strategies aligned to the CM SEPP objectives

9min
pages 178-184

12 Proposed amendments to the CM SEPP

2min
pages 154-155

13 Conclusion

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Table 8: Research Program

1min
pages 152-153

11.2 MERI for the ECMP Action Program

1min
page 149

Catchment

4min
pages 142-144

10 Coastal Zone Emergency Sub-Plan

1min
page 140

Actions led by Council

2min
pages 137-138

7.8 Governance Actions

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7.5 Aboriginal Custodianship Actions

1min
pages 117-118

7.4 Biodiversity Actions

1min
pages 115-116

Health Actions

5min
pages 109-112

7.1 Stewardship Actions

2min
pages 106-108

Figure 35: The three stages of evaluation

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7 Management Actions

4min
pages 102-103

between issues

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page 101

6.14 Erosion and Sediment

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page 100

6.12 Biodiversity Loss

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page 98

6.11 Urban Stormwater and Litter

1min
page 97

20 March 2021

3min
pages 95-96

coastal inundation

1min
page 94

6.9 Entrance Modifications

4min
pages 92-93

Table 4: Key impacts associated with water pollution from diffuse-source runoff

1min
page 88

6.8 Modified Flow

4min
pages 90-91

6.6 Loss and degradation of riparian vegetation

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page 85

Acid Sulfate Soil

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page 83

6.2 Community Stewardship

1min
page 77

6.4 Loss and degradation of coastal wetlands

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page 81

5.2 Manning Threat and Risk Assessment

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page 69

Table 1: Gross revenue of major industries in the MidCoast Region

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4.5 Population Projections and land use

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Figure 22: Risk ratings for sediment and nutrient loading in drainage units

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Figure 17: The sampling location for water quality data

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Figure 20: Manning River chlorophyll-a for the period 2015-2018

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pages 61-62

Figure 18: Manning River TN and TP readings from 2015-18

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Figure 19: Manning River turbidity for the period 2015-2018

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Figure 16: Water quality monitoring sites in the estuary

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4.3 Water Quality

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4.2 Natural assets

5min
pages 52-54

Figure 14: Program Logic Model

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of the Manning catchment

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3 Objectives, principles, program logic

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Figure 12: Values our community ascribed to each subcatchment

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pages 39-44

Figure 13: Problem tree

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3.2 Principles

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2.3 What our community told us

2min
pages 37-38

Coastal Management

2min
pages 20-22

Figure 10: Option for the Manning River ECMP Governance Structure

2min
page 31

1 Introduction Looking after the river we love

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page 13

Figure 2: Map of the Planning Areas for the three separate Coastal Management Programs

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2.2 Our stakeholder consultation program

5min
pages 33-35

1.1 About this program

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2 Water Quality and Ecosystem

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Characteristics of the estuary and

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