Site: Tanunda Wetlands Visitor Experiences Objective: Upgrade site as an entrance into Plenty Gorge Park from the south west, providing for low level passive recreation activity, park information, connection into the * Plenty River Trail and protection of significant habitat areas. Refer to Figure 11, p.45. Recommendations Priority • serve as a trail TW01a Review and update the Tanunda Wetlands Development head and Plan (2000) as primarily a passive recreation area including: connection to the • access and parking Plenty River Trail • picnic areas • nature based play • viewing into wetlands and gorge High • tracks for walking / jogging TW01b Implement the Tanunda Wetlands Development Plan. Medium TW02 Undertake planting program to edges of wetland area to moderate view to Wildlife Protection Fence, direct views to wetland and Medium integrate residential interface with Plenty Gorge Park. WPF Review the existing wildlife protection fence and gate locations, to allow suitable visitor access into significant areas of the park, whilst Medium continuing to protect wildlife from attack by cats and dogs. PRT4 Complete sections of the Plenty River Trail in accordance with the Plenty River Trail project documentation. High ENT4 Provide a new park entry for Tanunda precinct. Medium WAY Improve signage and wayfinding for park entry. High Site: Janefield South Objective: Maintain existing area and provide for low Visitor Experiences impact continuation of existing local activity and low-level bushwalking. Recommendations Priority JS01 Provide secondary loop trails from Plenty River Trail to provide local walking opportunity within existing woodland (in accordance with Medium Plenty River Trail Project). JS02a As per recommendation JN02, liaise with mountain bike groups to develop and implement a sustainable trail plan focused in Janefield High North and minimise environmental and cultural impacts in Janefield South. JS02b Implement trail plan and related facilities. High PRT5 Complete sections of the Plenty River Trail in accordance with the Plenty River Trail project documentation. High
Site: Tanunda Wetlands Objective: Upgrade site as an entrance into Plenty Gorge Park from the south west, providing for low level passive recreation activity, park information, connection into the Plenty River Trail and protection of significant habitat areas. Refer to Figure 11, p.45. Visitor Experiences * Recommendations Priority TW01a Review and update the Tanunda Wetlands Development Plan (2000) as primarily a passive recreation area including: • access and parking • picnic areas • nature based play • viewing into wetlands and gorge • tracks for walking / jogging • serve as a trail head and connection to the Plenty River Trail High TW01b Implement the Tanunda Wetlands Development Plan. Medium TW02 Undertake planting program to edges of wetland area to moderate view to Wildlife Protection Fence, direct views to wetland and integrate residential interface with Plenty Gorge Park. Medium WPF Review the existing wildlife protection fence and gate locations, to allow suitable visitor access into significant areas of the park, whilst continuing to protect wildlife from attack by cats and dogs. Medium PRT4 Complete sections of the Plenty River Trail in accordance with the Plenty River Trail project documentation. High ENT4 Provide a new park entry for Tanunda precinct. Medium WAY Improve signage and wayfinding for park entry. High Site: Janefield South Objective: Maintain existing area and provide for low impact continuation of existing local activity and low-level bushwalking. Visitor Experiences Recommendations Priority JS01 Provide secondary loop trails from Plenty River Trail to provide local walking opportunity within existing woodland (in accordance with Plenty River Trail Project). Medium JS02a As per recommendation JN02, liaise with mountain bike groups to develop and implement a sustainable trail plan focused in Janefield North and minimise environmental and cultural impacts in Janefield South. High JS02b Implement trail plan and related facilities. High PRT5 Complete sections of the Plenty River Trail in accordance with the Plenty River Trail project documentation. High
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