Maps – Beach Not Bitumen

August 2019 – celebration the closure of the road reserve and its amalgamation into the South Trigg Beach Class A Reserve 46248 on 8 March 2019.

***South Trigg Beach Class A Reserve 46248 including the closed road reserve.***

Original source map is shown below, from the City of Stirling agenda for Council meeting 25 Oct 2016. Although the MRA admit that Bush Forever sites 308 and 310 will be impacted (yellow crosshatching), they have omitted to include additional Bush Forever land which is included in the proposed boundary extension – which we have added in solid yellow. The combined amount of Bush Forever dunes which would be impacted is significant.

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References: Source map for Bush Forever boundaries: Dept of Planning Metropolitan Region Scheme, Map Sheet 15

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