Lake, between Lake waters and established property and estate, and the National Zoo and roadway boundaries. Aquarium. This description is at section 4.12.1 and depicted in the figure titled Burley ‘Lake Griffin and Foreshores Precinct Location’. The NCA considers this sufficient in defining ‘Lake Burley Griffin and Foreshores’ for planning purposes. Section 2.3.3 Principles for environmental sustainability The NCA reiterates its advice that water quality and open space (Objective one) and management of Lake Burley griffin is outside the scope of the Plan. The Plan is not a The landscape of the Griffins’ design for the Nation’s management tool for the lake, this is addressed in Capital was to invoke an environmental quality which is a the Lake Burley Griffin Water Quality key feature of Canberra's character. Conserving and Management Plan 2011. enhancing this landscape setting is important in retaining the character of the National Capital. The NCA, ACT Government and other stakeholders are on a working group to address In this context, the health of the Lake waters is water quality in the Molonglo catchment. paramount. The manifold uses to it is put, particularly recreational uses, are directly dependent on good quality and healthy water that sustains a diverse and healthy ecology. Methods of monitoring, remedying and prevention of poor water quality are lightly touched upon in the Precinct Codes for Lake Burley Griffin and Jerrabombera Wetlands on the Lake’s eastern shore. The Guardians appreciate that the ecological communities, threatened flora and fauna species, water catchments and water quality of this Designated Area are to be protected and supported by sustainable resource management.
Lake, between Lake waters and established property and roadway boundaries. estate, and the National Zoo and Aquarium. This description is at section 4.12.1 and depicted in the figure titled ‘Lake Burley Griffin and Foreshores Precinct Location’. The NCA considers this sufficient in defining ‘Lake Burley Griffin and Foreshores’ for planning purposes. Section 2.3.3 Principles for environmental sustainability and open space (Objective one) The landscape of the Griffins’ design for the Nation’s Capital was to invoke an environmental quality which is a key feature of Canberra's character. Conserving and enhancing this landscape setting is important in retaining the character of the National Capital. In this context, the health of the Lake waters is paramount. The manifold uses to it is put, particularly recreational uses, are directly dependent on good quality and healthy water that sustains a diverse and healthy ecology. Methods of monitoring, remedying and prevention of poor water quality are lightly touched upon in the Precinct Codes for Lake Burley Griffin and Jerrabombera Wetlands on the Lake’s eastern shore. The Guardians appreciate that the ecological communities, threatened flora and fauna species, water catchments and water quality of this Designated Area are to be protected and supported by sustainable resource management. The NCA reiterates its advice that water quality and management of Lake Burley griffin is outside the scope of the Plan. The Plan is not a management tool for the lake, this is addressed in the Lake Burley Griffin Water Quality Management Plan 2011. The NCA, ACT Government and other stakeholders are on a working group to address water quality in the Molonglo catchment.
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