Land Zoning

3 PLANNING INSTRUMENTS AND POLICIES

Land Zoning

Under the Great Lakes Local Environmental Plan 2014 (LEP)6, the Reserve in total is zoned RE1 – Public Recreation.

The objectives of the RE1 – Public Recreation zone are:

 To enable land to be used for public open space or recreational purposes.

 To provide a range of recreational settings and activities and compatible land uses.

 To protect and enhance the natural environment for recreational purposes.

 To provide for a range of educational, environmental, community and cultural uses for the benefit of the community.

 To enable access to activities and businesses located within adjacent waterways.

There are no activities permitted without consent.

The following activities are permitted with consent:

 Boat launching ramps  Camping grounds  Car parks  Caravan parks  Community facilities  Depots  Eco-tourist facilities  Emergency services facilities  Environmental facilities  Environmental protection works  Flood mitigation works  Function centres  Heliports  Information and education facilities  Jetties  Kiosks  Marinas  Markets  Plant nurseries  Recreation areas  Recreation facilities (indoor)  Recreation facilities (major)  Recreation facilities (outdoor)  Registered clubs  Research stations  Restaurants or cafes  Roads  Sewerage systems  Signage  Waste or resource management facilities  Water recreation structures  Water supply systems  Wharf or boating facilities.

Subject to State and Regional Environmental Planning Policies that apply to this land all other development is prohibited.

6 The recent amalgamations for three former contiguous local government areas will mean that respective policy documents including LEPs, will merge formally into those of the new MidCoast Local Government Area. At the time of compiling this Plan of Management, the titles of respective LEP’s remain.