Edition MP1 September 27, 2017
Illegal camping crackdown plans Initial discussions have taken place between Snowy Monaro Regional Council and key stakeholders in a bid to crack down on illegal camping at the Claypits, and areas near Banjo Paterson Park on the Lake Jindabyne foreshore. Preliminary talks started last
Friday with all parties confirming their commitment to tackling illegal camping on the lake foreshore. In recent weekends, up to 85 vehicles have illegally parked along the foreshore, with the Claypits and areas near Banjo Paterson Park the most frequented sites.
This spike in illegal camping has led to an increase in pollution with human faeces, glass bottles and general waste being strewn in public domains. Council will work with local authorities to ensure the lake foreshore is looked after and remains the valuable community asset that
it is. Council and stakeholders will continue discussions over the summer months on how best to prevent illegal camping in these specific areas. Council would like to thank the community for their ongoing assistance in reporting these matters.
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