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TOWN OF CLAREMONT

LAKE CLAREMONT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

MINUTES

5 APRIL, 2018

Liz Ledger Chief Executive Officer Date ___________________

LAKE CLAREMONT ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES 5 APRIL, 2018

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DISCLAIMER

Persons present at this meeting are cautioned against taking any action as a result of any Committee recommendations until such time as those recommendations have been considered by Council and the minutes of that Council meeting confirmed.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ITEM SUBJECT PAGE NO

1 DECLARATION OF OPENING/ANNOUNCEMENT OF VISITORS .......... 1

2 RECORD OF ATTENDANCE/APOLOGIES ......................................... 1

3 DISCLOSURE OF INTERESTS .......................................................... 1

4 CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS ................. 1

5 MATTERS NOT DEALT WITH FROM A PREVIOUS MEETING ............ 1

6 REPORTS OF THE CEO .................................................................. 2

6.1 PROPOSED RELOCATION OF SPORTS NODE AND CONFIRMATION OF PLANTING AREAS WITHIN THE LAKE CLAREMONT PARKLAND ......................................................................... 2

6.2 LAKE CLAREMONT OPERATIONAL PLAN 2018-19 ................................ 9

7 FRIENDS OF LAKE CLAREMONT .................................................. 15

8 NEW BUSINESS OF AN URGENT NATURE APPROVED BY THE PERSON PRESIDING OR DECISION OF THE MEETING .................... 16

8.1 LAKE CLAREMONT 2018-19 BUDGET ITEMS ........................................ 16

8.2 LAKE CLAREMONT BIRD CENSUS ........................................................ 18

9 FUTURE MEETINGS OF COMMITTEE ............................................ 19

10 DECLARATION OF CLOSURE OF MEETING ................................... 19


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LAKE CLAREMONT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

MINUTES

1 DECLARATION OF OPENING/ANNOUNCEMENT OF VISITORS

Cr Haynes welcomed everyone and declared the meeting open at 8.01am.

2 RECORD OF ATTENDANCE/APOLOGIES

Cr Bruce Haynes East Ward Cr Peter Browne West Ward (Deputy Mayor) Mr Nick Cook Friends of Lake Claremont Delegate Cr Cilla de Lacy City of Nedlands Deputy Delegate Mr David Kyle Scotch College Delegate Mr David Free Community Representative Mr Steve McKinney Community Representative (arrived 8.36am)

Mr Saba Kirupananther Executive Manager Infrastructure Mr Jared Bray Supervisor Parks and Environment Mrs Isabelle Cadman Administration Officer Infrastructure APOLOGY Cr Kerry Smyth City of Nedlands Delegate Cr Cilla de Lacy arrived at 8:04am. The Committee moved onto Item 8 on page 16 of the Agenda.

3 DISCLOSURE OF INTERESTS

NIL

4 CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS

Moved Mr Cook, seconded Mr Free

That the Minutes of the meeting of the Lake Claremont Advisory Committee held on 1 February 2018 be confirmed.

CARRIED(7/18) (NO DISSENT)

5 MATTERS NOT DEALT WITH FROM A PREVIOUS MEETING

NIL

https://www.claremont.wa.gov.au/MediaLibrary/TownOfClaremont/Documents/Lake-Claremont-Advisory-Committee-Meeting-Minutes-1-February-2018.pdf


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6 REPORTS OF THE CEO

6.1 PROPOSED RELOCATION OF SPORTS NODE AND CONFIRMATION OF PLANTING AREAS WITHIN THE LAKE CLAREMONT PARKLAND

File No: PRK/00136

Attachments: Approved 2016 Lake Claremont Concept Plan (Attachment 1) Proposed relocation of sports node (Attachment 2)

Responsible Officer: Saba Kirupananther Executive Manager Infrastructure

Author: Andrew Head Manager Parks and Environment

Proposed Meeting Date: 05 April 2018

Purpose

The report proposes retention of identified planting areas and relocation of the proposed sports node within the Lake Claremont Parkland to improve spatial layout of various activities and facilities.

Background

In February 2016, Council approved the Lake Claremont Concept Plan 2016 (Attachment 1) which among other items identified proposed planting areas and included provision for a sports node within the parkland area. In progressing the proposed planting, it is proposed the location of the sports node be relocated further south, to improve spatial layout and reduce conflict with planting areas.

Discussion

To provide certainty on planting locations for the next few years, it is proposed those areas approved within the Lake Claremont Concept Plan 2016 (Attachment 1) are reaffirmed. This will provide the Friends of Lake Claremont (FOLC) clear direction over the next few years when applying for potential revegetation grants for the site. It is considered however that one of these planting areas will be impacted by the sports node currently proposed to be located immediately adjacent. Locating both so close increases potential damage to the planting area through trampling by people and sporting equipment (balls etc.). To reduce this conflict, it is recommended that the sports node location be moved further south. This would place the components making up the sports node (basketball/netball half-pad, AFL/Rugby/Soccer goalposts) closer to the activation area created by the new playground and proposed budget items


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including BBQ, picnic tables and benches north of the Lapsley Road connection path. If approved by Council, the Lake Claremont Concept Plan can be updated to reflect the changes and used as the base design for entry signs to the park.

Past Resolutions

Lake Claremont Advisory Committee Meeting 16 November 2017, Resolution 9/17:

That:

Consideration be given for the removal of Tamarix Tree in the Lake Claremont area, as in the Lake Claremont Management Plan 2016-21-Appendix 2 - Flora and Vegetation Values (Section 2.5.1 - Woody Weed Species), as part of Operational Plan item 5.4.1.

Reason: To remove trees that are identified as weeds progressively to allow healthy growth of native plantings and improve views of lake.

CARRIED Ordinary Council Meeting 16 February 2016, Resolution 19/16:

That:

1. Council receive this report about the consultation outcomes regarding the Lake Claremont Parkland Recreation Use Plan

2. Council endorse the recommendations of the Lake Claremont Parkland Recreation Use Plan (as amended by Council resolution 224/15) through modification to the Lake Claremont Parkland Concept Plan 2010 other than the recommendations relating to the dog exercise area which is to be dealt with separately

3. Give consideration in the mid-year budget review to allocation of $56,000 for the proposed 2015-2016 projects

4. The necessary provision for funding be included for the listed 2016-17 and 2017-18 projects when the Town’s Forward Financial Plan is reviewed

5. Opportunities for funding partnerships and grant funding be investigated by the Administration

6. Further consideration be given in 2018 to consider further initiatives in time for consideration during budget deliberations for 2018-19

7. Refer to the Lake Claremont Committee for consideration and recommendation to Council:

a) the proposal for the dog proof fence around Lake Claremont

b) the proposal to retain all fig trees as recognition of the European heritage of the precinct.

CARRIED


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Ordinary Council Meeting 7 December 2010, Resolution 271/10:

That Council:

1. Approve the following modifications to the Draft Lake Claremont Parkland Concept Plan:

a) Delete amphitheatre and BBQ/picnic facilities from northern bush area;

b) Delete jetty and associated entry track on the east side of the lake;

c) Add sawdust jogging track alongside the asphalt path in northern bush area;

d) Delete grassed area around the northern entry path off Alfred Rd (low/open bush planting instead);

e) Add small section of bush planting (e.g. Paper Bark trees) on east side of the path around the east side of the lake to break up the journey experience a bit more (in lieu of the loss of the east side jetty/track feature);

f) Add notation that future public toilets could be included in the parkland;

g) Add additional seating/rest spots along the paths around the lake;

h) Downgrade the proposed asphalt path behind the “meditation garden” to a limestone track;

i) Add notation that all stormwater/drainage outfalls into the lake should be treated with appropriate landscaping to filter pollutants;

j) Add notation that interpretive material (including Aboriginal and Convict Settler content) should be included along paths;

k) Add notation that local Noongar artists should be invited to submit appropriate original artworks for inclusion in interpretive material;

l) Add notation that a linguist should be engaged to work with the Noongar community to include appropriate stories into the park interpretive material;

m) Add notation that an area of the parkland may be used for future community garden;

n) Add notation that a ramp access should be included along with the steps adjacent to Lisle St;

o) Add a small rest point/platform along the zig zag entry path off Alfred Rd;

p) Add notation that entry point lighting should be kept to a minimum;

q) Add notation that disabled access play equipment should be included where possible;

r) Add notation that the path around the west side of the lake should be bitumen stabilized limestone or similar to ensure it remains trafficable for prams and children’s bikes;


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s) Add notation to indicate the inclusion of a safety/interpretive fence structure in south east corner near par 3 golf course;

t) Add notation indicating off road parking along east side of Strickland St with trees to be preserved as much as possible;

u) Add notation indicating off road parking along west side of Elliott Rd with trees to be preserved as much as possible;

v) Relocate AFL goals, bocce and basketball back board further south to lessen potential nuisance to Lakeway St residents;

w) Rationalize the number of limestone tracks in the northern bush area (without jeopardizing fire access);

x) Add additional small sections of path where people might be expected to shortcut (e.g. from Stirling Rd carpark running north along the Scotch fence to the path round west side of lake, in the north west corner to make the route around the lake more direct so that walkers circumnavigating the lake don’t have to go up to the Strickland St cul de sac area).

2. Adopt the Lake Claremont Parkland Concept Plan subject to the modifications in 1.

3. Approve the following breakup of the existing $500,000 2010-11 budget allocation for development works at Lake Claremont:

a) $200,000 (plus $58,770 from State Bike grant) on the new path around the east side of the lake;

b) $100,000 on removal of existing concrete path around west side of lake and replacement with bitumen stabilized limestone (or similar);

c) $100,000 for upgrading reticulation in grassed areas;

d) $80,000 on revegetation works;

e) $1,500 towards Bike racks in the Cedus and Stirling Road Park (to match $1,500 from State Bike Grant);

f) $1,500 towards Bike racks in John and Jean Mulder Park (to match $1,500 from State Bike Grant);

g) $17,000 for detailed design work as required.

4. Authorise administration to investigate an appropriate Aboriginal name for the Lake Claremont Parkland in consultation with Aboriginal Elders.

5. Consider allocating funds for the implementation of the Lake Claremont Parkland Concept Plan to future budgets as shown in the Plan for the Future.

CARRIED

Financial and Staff Implications

There are no current resources allocated and will need to be considered as part of next budgetary process.


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Policy and Statutory Implications

Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 Local Government Act 1995 Claremont Ahead 2027 Lake Claremont Management Plan 2016-21 Lake Claremont Concept Plan 2016

Communication / Consultation

A letter will be sent to nearby residents and a sign will be installed near the site to inform park users of the sports node, playground, BBQ and proposed paths.

Strategic Community Plan

Liveability

We are an accessible community with well-maintained and managed assets. Our heritage is preserved for the enjoyment of the community.

Provide clean, usable, attractive and accessible streetscapes and public spaces.

Maintain and upgrade the Town’s assets for seamless day to day usage.

Develop the public realm as gathering spaces for participation, prosperity and enjoyment.

People

We live in an accessible and safe community that welcomes diversity, enjoys being active and has a strong sense of belonging.

Facilitate opportunities for social participation, health, learning and inclusion through programmed activities and events.

Provide opportunities for local community groups that supports their capacity and ongoing sustainability.

Urgency

To allow the completion of a number of priority projects including the entry signage surrounding the lake and the installation of the sports node equipment.

Voting Requirements

Simple majority decision of Committee required.


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OFFICER RECOMMENDATION

Moved Mr Cook, seconded Mr Free

That the Committee supports:

1. The retention of the proposed planting areas as detailed in the Lake Claremont Concept Plan 2016, as shown on Attachment 2, and

2. The relocation of the sports node further south to reduce conflict with identified planting areas and compliment the activity area west of Lapsley Road.

AMENDMENT

Moved Mr Cook, seconded Mr Free.

That the Committee includes item 3 in the Officer’s Recommendation:

3. That the basketball court be deleted.

Reason: Basketball court interferes with path users (cyclists, people walking with prams, dogs etc.). Noise issues.


AMENDED PRIMARY MOTION


That the Committee supports:

1. The retention of the proposed planting areas as detailed in the Lake Claremont Concept Plan 2016, as shown on Attachment 2, and

2. The relocation of the sports node further south to reduce conflict with identified planting areas and compliment the activity area west of Lapsley Road.

3. That the basketball court be deleted.

LOST


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NEW MOTION

Moved Cr Haynes, seconded Cr Browne.

1. That the four areas of proposed planting in the open parkland south of Lakeway Street shown in Attachment 2 not be carried out and the areas be deleted from future plans.

2. That the only planting in the open parkland south of Lakeway Street be the shade trees approved on the eastern side of the lake path and the Henshaw (Biorentention) Swale.

3. The informal sports node be constructed in the previously approved site away from residences.

4. A basketball half court to be deleted from the Lake Claremont Concept Plan.

Reason: To retain the vision of the 2010 Lake Claremont Concept Plan for the area between Lakeway Street and the Par 3 Golf Course as open parkland with public recreation facilities.

LOST

For: Cr Haynes, Cr Browne.

Against: Mr Free, Cr De Lacy, Mr Cook, Mr Kyle.

NEW MOTION


That the half basketball court be deleted from the 2016 Concept Plan.

Reason: Noise.


Cr Browne left the meeting at 9:36am.

Mr McKinney left the meeting at 9:40am.

Mr McKinney re-entered the meeting at 9:42am.

Cr de Lacy left the meeting at 9:42am.


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6.2 LAKE CLAREMONT OPERATIONAL PLAN 2018-19

File No: PRK/00136

Attachments: Lake Claremont Operational Plan 2018-19 (Attachment 1)

Responsible Officer: Saba Kirupananther Executive Manager Infrastructure

Author: Andrew Head Manager Parks and Environment

Proposed Meeting Date: 05 April 2018

Purpose

To present the Lake Claremont Operational Plan (‘LCOP’) 2018-19 for approval.

Background

Each year, the LCOP is created to facilitate the completion of projects identified in the Lake Claremont Management Plan 2016-21. Some actions are undertaken annually, while many are either biennially or occur once during the life of the five year management plan. The LCOP also provides the community a detailed breakdown of the monitoring and actions of Lake Claremont, such as the new planting/ revegetation areas, which needed much management and improvement, for the site to be brought to the level expected by the community.

Discussion

Attachment 1 is the draft LCOP 2018-19, which has a number projects and maintenance activities identified for Lake Claremont during 2018-19, which include actions in the following categories:

Cultural Heritage

Impacts from Land Use

Recreation Space Opportunities

Dog Walking and Exercising

Infrastructure for Sports and Recreation

Access

Signage

Fencing

Lake Views

Community Engagement and Communication

Erosion Control

Acid Sulphate Soils

Fire Management Strategy

Water Quality

Flora Management

Regeneration and Revegetation


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Weed Management

Fungi Management

Fire Management

Fauna Management. There are a number of strategic projects which have also been identified, including:

Removal of Tamarix Trees around the FOLC shed and installation of a limestone path, and future revegetation of the surrounding area

Buffer fencing on south east side of lake with self-closing gates to protect the nesting birds and reduce erosion

Further development of brief for a Heritage Centre at the site

Implementation of actions within the fire management (Bushfire Attack Level or BAL rating) plan

Further implementation of integrated weed management practices such as hand weeding, mulching and reduced chemical use where possible.

Another improvement to the LCOP is that it now addresses the fact that revegetation grants are applied for after the approval of the LCOP. This is to assist Friends of Lake Claremont (FOLC) in applying for these grants, and to eliminate the need for updated changes to the LCOP during the year. Other items from the 2017-18 LCOP have been removed as they either been completed, or expected to be completed during the 2017-18 financial year. These include:

Henshaw Swale works

Ficus Heritage report

Lake Claremont Sign Plan

Playgrounds at the Golf Couse and Lapsley Road

The ‘Sports Node’.

Past Resolutions

Ordinary Council Meeting 4 July 2017, Resolution 108/17:

That:

1. Council notes the Lake Claremont Operational Plan 2017-18;

2. Council does not accept the recommendation of the Lake Claremont Advisory Committee to fence the off lead dog exercise area;

3. Council does not accept the recommendation of the Lake Claremont Advisory Committee to remove Item 5 - Play Facility from the draft budget list; and

4. Council supports the planting of some large shade trees beside the path on the eastern side of the Lake on the condition that the plantings are very well spaced so they do not form an impediment to viewing of the lake from the pathway.

CARRIED


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Ordinary Council Meeting 4 April 2017, Resolution 51/17:

That Council:

1. Adopts the Lake Claremont Management Plan (LCMP) 2016-21 subject to:

a) removing ‘sporting’ and replace with ‘cultural’ in section 1.5

b) modifying section 1.11 on last line to read ‘The level of impact associated with these land uses will continue to be monitored through the ongoing comprehensive water quality monitoring program that is currently in place, further discussion of water quality appears in Appendix 1.’

c) adding the Western suburbs greening plan to Table 1 on page 10 as a guiding document

d) changing point 2 of section 4.4.1 of LCMP so it reads ‘Ensure conservation, restoration and revegetation activities are consistent with the elements of the former Lake Claremont Parkland: concept plan and 2010 Lake Claremont Management Plan’

e) a minor correction on page 20 of the LCMP in section 2.9. Change from ‘....facilities to cater for 10-12+ years of age...’ to ‘....facilities to cater for 12+ years of age...’

f) rewording first point in section 4.5.1 of LCMP ‘Minimise negative impacts to native fauna, with particular attention paid to avifauna and the Chelodina colliei’

g) replacing ‘broaden’ with ‘continue’ on the second recommendations of both sub headings in section 4.42 of LCMP

h) rewording objective under section 5.0 through to section 5.1.11 of LCMP to read “Recognise that the lake and its surrounds have high social, environmental and cultural values within the community”.

i) modifying Appendix one, section 1.2 of LCMP to include the final paragraph “Less than 20% of the wetlands on the Swan Coastal Plain remain. In the western suburbs there are only a few protected conservation category wetlands which include Lake Monger, Perry Lakes, Herdsman Lake, Lake Gwelup and Lake Claremont.”

j) include section 1.1, the Vision, and section 1.2, Management Plan Objectives, in the executive summary.

2. Thank the South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council for facilitating the presentation of the Lake Claremont Management Plan 2016-21 to the Whadjuk Working Party.

CARRIED


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Ordinary Council Meeting 18 October 2016, Resolution 167/16:

That Council approves the release of the updated Lake Claremont Management Plan 2016-21 for public consultation subject to the following: 1. Acknowledges that a separate report will be presented to Council with the

recommendation of LCAC regarding the Moreton Bay Figs (Ficus macrophylla)

2. Approves the inclusion of Hills Figs (Ficus microcarpa hillii) in the woody weeds table 2.5.1 in Appendix 2 with a proposed removal within the next 5 years

3. A comprehensive report on alternative weed control methods including but not limited to steam be presented at a Council meeting for consideration prior to finalisation of Lake Claremont Management Plan 2016-21 public consultation report.

CARRIED Ordinary Council Meeting 20 September 2016, Resolution 150/16:

That the item be deferred back to Administration.

Reason: To clarify the issues that have been presented:

1. Balance between Lake Claremont Management Plan and the Lake Claremont Parkland Use Recreation Working Party Plan.

2. Plantings up to 1 metre and the view corridors. 3. European Heritage of Morten Bay figs. 4. Dog fence 5. Steam versus Glysophate.

CARRIED

Lake Claremont Advisory Committee Meeting 25 August 2016:

That the Committee recommends that Council:

1. Release the Lake Claremont Management Plan 2016-21 for public consultation subject to the following;

a) Interpretive shelter to be left in plan with reference made to the proposed multiuse function room at the Aquatic Centre redevelopment being available for talks, meetings and training by use of community groups and a business plan be prepared for an environmental education centre.

b) Continue to provide views of the lake by using low plantings with an indicative height between 600mm and 1 metre height on the eastern side of the lake and other vistas be created through the removal of established non native trees which provide the Town opportunities to revegetate with endemic species in those areas to improve biodiversity and maintain long term viability of the bushland.”

c) Figure 7.2 be amended by deleting Town Of Claremont ownership of Lake Way and replacing “boundary” and “shoreline.”

d) Update figure 7.6 to show in particular current approved dog exercise area and Par 3 Golf Course.


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2. The five year implementation plan (Section 5 of draft Lake Claremont Management Plan) to inform priorities of all identified actions.

3. Recommends the development of an appendix for land use to be created and include the Golf/Pool upgraded facilities for next management plan review in 2021.

CARRIED

Financial and Staff Implications

Resource requirements are in accordance with existing budgetary allocation.

Policy and Statutory Implications

Lake Claremont Management Plan 2016-21 Lake Claremont Concept Plan 2016

Communication / Consultation

Place approved plan on the Town’s website on the Lake Claremont page

Strategic Community Plan

Liveability

We are an accessible community with well-maintained and managed assets. Our heritage is preserved for the enjoyment of the community.

Provide clean, usable, attractive and accessible streetscapes and public spaces.

Maintain and upgrade the Town’s assets for seamless day to day usage.

Develop the public realm as gathering spaces for participation, prosperity and enjoyment.

People

We live in an accessible and safe community that welcomes diversity, enjoys being active and has a strong sense of belonging.

Provide opportunities for local community groups that supports their capacity and ongoing sustainability.

Environment

We are a leader in responsibly managing the built and natural environment for the enjoyment of the community and continue to demonstrate diligent environmental practices.

Take a leadership in the community in environmental sustainability.

Protect and conserve the natural flora and fauna of Lake Claremont and the Foreshore.

Urgency

To allow programming of works for this coming financial year and allow the Friends of Lake Claremont to apply for future grants.


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Voting Requirements

Simple majority decision of Committee required.

OFFICER RECOMMENDATION

That the Committee recommends that Council approve the Lake Claremont Operational Plan 2018-19.

ALTERNATIVE MOTION

Moved Cr Haynes, seconded Mr Cook.

That the Committee notes the proposed Lake Claremont Operational Plan 2018-19.



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7 FRIENDS OF LAKE CLAREMONT

Attachments: Friends of Lake Claremont Report

Responsible Member: Nick Cook

Friends of Lake Claremont Representative

Meeting Date: 5 April 2018

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Officer Recommendation


That the Committee receives the Friends of Lake Claremont March 2018 Update.



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8 NEW BUSINESS OF AN URGENT NATURE APPROVED BY THE PERSON PRESIDING OR DECISION OF THE MEETING

8.1 LAKE CLAREMONT 2018-19 BUDGET ITEMS

Officer: Saba Kirupananther

Proposed Date: 5 April 2018

At the request of the committee chair (following finalisation of the meeting agenda), the Executive Manager presented a list of draft 2018-19 budget items relating to the Lake Claremont precinct.

NEW MOTION

Moved Mr Free, seconded Nick Cook.

That the Committee recommends:

the proposed path from Lakeway Street car park to the Lake Claremont path be constructed using compacted limestone instead of red asphalt

the proposed path from Mulder Park to Lakeway Street car park be constructed using compacted limestone instead of red asphalt

the proposed path from Mulder Park to the Lake Claremont path not be constructed.

No Project Description Reason Location

Project

Total Priority

1

Path - Lakeway Street to Lake

Claremont

Red asphalt path for

connectivity and accessibility to

Lake

Request from Cr Goetze to provide connectivity and

access for prams and children on bikes Lake Claremont $40,000 A

2

Path - Mulder Park to Lake

Claremont

Red asphalt path for


Lake

Request from Cr Tulloch to complete the path

connection to the Lake parents with prams and

children on bikes. Lake Claremont $40,000 B

3

Path - Mulder Park to Lakeway

Street

Red Bitumen path for


Mulder path

Connectivity and accessibility from Lakeway Street to

Mulder Park Lake Claremont $10,000 A

4 Bollards on Elliott Road verge

200m of bollards to replace rail

fence

To improve access into park and playground from

parking area Lake Claremont $8,000 A

5 SDS controllers and flow metres

Irrigation controllers, software

and flow meters and Electrical

upgrades in all Parks

Water efficiency, central control irrigation and

upgrade of non compliant electrical fixtures and flow

meters. See D-18-06189 for more details

Ashton Ave streetscape,

Claremont Oval,

Claremont Park, Gugeri

Street, Lake Claremont

Parkland, Lakeway

Subdivision, MacLagan

Park, Mrs Herberts Park,

Rowe Park, Claremont

Tennis Club, Mary Street

Reserve, Agett Park,

Mofflin Park, Hatchett

Park, Elliot Road Bore,

Leura Ave Carpark. $ 70,000 A

6 Lake Claremont Buffer Fence

Between bird platform and

Cresswell Park OCM 5 Feb 2018 (7/18) Lake Claremont $20,000 A

7 Screening for play area at Golf

Course

Brushwood fence for toddlers

playground at Golf Course

For safety of playground users and amenity Golf Course $8,000 A

8 Rocking Horse For toddlers use Request from Cr Haynes Golf Course $2,000 A

9 Picnic area at Lapsely Road

BBQ and two picnic tables at

Lake Claremont For adding value to playspace being installed Lake Claremont $35,000 A

10 Fencing for Henshaw Swale

130m of decorative fencing

(white picket) around swale LCAC request Lake Claremont $32,500 A

PARKS & ENVIRONMENT


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Reason:

1. to provide better access from carpark to the lake and playground. The Committee does not support connecting Mulder Park to Lake path, and

2. to be more cost effective. CARRIED(5/18) (NO DISSENT)

NEW MOTION

Moved Cr Haynes, seconded David Free.

That the Committee recommends to Council the word ‘brushwood’ in the project ‘Screening for play area at Golf Course’ be deleted.

Reason: The screening for fence and type of fence to be decided.


Mr McKinney entered the meeting at 8:36am. Cr Browne left the meeting at 8:44am. Cr Browne entered the meeting at 8:48am. The Committee moved onto Item 3 on page 1 of the Agenda.


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8.2 LAKE CLAREMONT BIRD CENSUS

Committee Member: David Free

Proposed Date: 5 April 2018

MOTION

Moved Mr Free, seconded Nick Cook.

That the Lake Claremont Bird Census be a rolling agenda item at the Lake Claremont Advisory Committee meetings.


Mr Kyle left the meeting at 10:21am.

Mr Cook left the meeting at 10:24am.

Mr Cook re-entered the meeting at 10:27pm.


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9 FUTURE MEETINGS OF COMMITTEE

Thursday, 7 June 2018.

10 DECLARATION OF CLOSURE OF MEETING

There being no further business, Cr Haynes declared the meeting closed at 10:27am. Confirmed this day of 2018. PRESIDING MEMBER