Table 6: Hastings Point issues, objectives and strategies Key issues Specific issues Objective Strategies no. no. Sustainable land use 1 1a. 1c. 1d. proposed land use changes Multiple use 1 1b. Compatibility of land uses High conservation 2 2a. protection of SEPP 14 wetland at values Cudgera Creek and SEPP 26 rainforest at Hastings Point Significant landforms Hastings Point 2 2b. Fire management fire prone areas 2 2c. Pest species 2 2f. invasive weeds and feral animals 2 2d. 2e. Habitat management & vegetation management (revegetation rehabilitation and vegetation enhancement rehabilitation of littoral rainforest unauthorised destruction of vegetation, removal of organisms from rocky shore at Cudgera Creek impact of Hastings Point treated effluent Encroachments 2 2g. residential and commercial encroachments Regulation of activity 2 2h. uncontrolled 4WD access and impacts Natural processes, 3 All dune stabilisation hazards and climate strategies change impacts Coastal views and 4 All scenic lookout at Hastings visual amenity strategies Recreational values 5 5a. 5b. recreational opportunities Facility provision 5 5c. 5d. 5e. upgrading of facilities and 5f. 5g. development of additional facilities Safe, fair and equitable 6 All public foreshore access public access strategies degradation of access trails Community involvement public awareness and education 7 All and communication strategies 9 9c. Sustainable land reservation for aged care facility development Scientific and 11 11a. 11d. education opportunity for the conservation of rocky shores educational values Integrated management consistency with Estuary 12 12a. 12b. and organisational Management Plan for coastal creeks structure
Table 6: Hastings Point issues, objectives and strategies Key issues Specific issues Objective no. Strategies no. Sustainable land use proposed land use changes 1 1a. 1c. 1d. Multiple use Compatibility of land uses 1 1b. High conservation values protection of SEPP 14 wetland at Cudgera Creek and SEPP 26 rainforest at Hastings Point 2 2a. Significant landforms Hastings Point 2 2b. Fire management fire prone areas 2 2c. Pest species invasive weeds and feral animals 2 2f. Habitat management & rehabilitation vegetation management (revegetation and vegetation enhancement rehabilitation of littoral rainforest unauthorised destruction of vegetation, removal of organisms from rocky shore at Cudgera Creek impact of Hastings Point treated effluent 2 2d. 2e. Encroachments residential and commercial encroachments 2 2g. Regulation of activity uncontrolled 4WD access and impacts 2 2h. Natural processes, hazards and climate change impacts dune stabilisation 3 All strategies Coastal views and visual amenity scenic lookout at Hastings 4 All strategies Recreational values recreational opportunities 5 5a. 5b. Facility provision upgrading of facilities and development of additional facilities 5 5c. 5d. 5e. 5f. 5g. Safe, fair and equitable public access public foreshore access degradation of access trails 6 All strategies Community involvement and communication public awareness and education 7 All strategies Sustainable development land reservation for aged care facility 9 9c. Scientific and educational values Integrated management and organisational structure education opportunity for the conservation of rocky shores 11 12 11a. 11d. 12a. 12b. consistency with Estuary Management Plan for coastal creeks
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