australian grayling CONSERVATION OUTCOMES TO BE ACHIEVED The conservation activities below have been designed to deliver the following outcome (from the recovery plan): > Management of factors, including migration routes, riparian vegetation and water quality, affecting Australian Grayling populations to promote persistence and recovery of the species in Cardinia Creek. ACTIVITIES TO ACHIEVE CONSERVATION OUTCOMES table 15: conservation activities for australian grayling for Mechanism Objective Delivery Actions Responsible Agency Resources Timing* To protect and Identify Cardinia Creek S2.1 Growth Areas Short term Covered under Appropriate actively and land within the buffer Authority existing planning controls in manage in the revised Casey- allocations Cardinia Planning riparian Department of Scheme and Casey vegetation Growth Area Framework Planning and Planning Scheme along Cardinia Plan as important for Community by June 2010 Creek to grayling conservation. Development improve vegetation Apply appropriate quality and statutory planning controls extent (e.g. Environmental Significance Overlay) to land within the buffer area of Cardinia Creek Prepare Conservation S2.6 Growth Areas Short term Covered under Protection/ Management Plans for Authority existing management precincts that abut allocations measures affording Cardinia Creek to in- stream Grayling habitat and adjacent buffers Precinct Structure Plans S2.4 Growth Areas Short term Protection/ are developed to reflect Authority management relevant conservation measures affording management plan to in- stream Grayling habitat and adjacent buffers. Undertake works S3.1 Melbourne Ongoing Covered under Management consistent with the Water Casey City existing consistent with Conservation Council allocations Port Phillip and Management Plans Cardinia Shire Westernport Council Regional River Health Strategy
australian grayling CONSERVATION OUTCOMES TO BE ACHIEVED The conservation activities below have been designed to deliver the following outcome (from the recovery plan): > Management of factors, including migration routes, riparian vegetation and water quality, affecting Australian Grayling populations to promote persistence and recovery of the species in Cardinia Creek. ACTIVITIES TO ACHIEVE CONSERVATION OUTCOMES table 15: conservation activities for australian grayling Objective Actions Mechanism for Delivery Responsible Agency Timing* Resources To protect and actively manage riparian vegetation along Cardinia Creek to improve vegetation quality and extent Identify Cardinia Creek and land within the buffer in the revised Growth Area Framework Plan as important for grayling conservation. Apply appropriate statutory planning controls (e.g. Environmental Significance Overlay) to land within the buffer area of Cardinia Creek S2.1 Growth Areas Authority Department of Planning and Community Development Short term Covered under existing allocations Appropriate planning controls in Cardinia Planning Scheme and Casey Planning Scheme by June 2010 Prepare Conservation Management Plans for precincts that abut Cardinia Creek S2.6 Growth Areas Authority Short term Covered under existing allocations Protection/ management measures affording to in- stream Grayling habitat and adjacent buffers Precinct Structure Plans are developed to reflect relevant conservation management plan S2.4 Growth Areas Authority Short term Protection/ management measures affording to in- stream Grayling habitat and adjacent buffers. Undertake works consistent with the Conservation Management Plans S3.1 Melbourne Water Casey City Council Cardinia Shire Council Ongoing Covered under existing allocations Management consistent with Port Phillip and Westernport Regional River Health Strategy Casey-