Table 8: Waterways issues, objectives and strategies Key issues Specific issues Objective Strategies no. no. Sustainable land use 1 1a. 1c. 1d. proposed waterway use changes Multiple use 1 1b. compatibility of waterway uses 2 2a. High conservation protection of fresh and salt values water wetlands SEPP 14 wetlands Aquatic species and habitats including seagrass, salt marsh and mangroves Habitat management & 2 2a. 2i. protection of aquatic species rehabilitation and habitat Encroachments 2 2g. 2h. unauthorised waterway structures Regulation of activity Integration with other 2 2h. managers (DPI, NSW Maritime) Natural processes, flooding 3 3a. 3b. 3c. hazards and climate 3d. training wall maintenance change impacts Coastal views and 4 4a. protection of aesthetic visual amenity value of waterway Recreational values 5 5a. boating, kayaking, sailing and canoeing swimming Conflict resolution 5 5b. conflicts of use Facility provision upgrading of facilities and 5 5d. development of additional facilities Navigation 5 5e. 5g. Tweed River entrance management Tweed River Entrance Sand Bypassing project dredging and navigation hazards Public safety/surf life 6 5f. 6a. 6b. safe public access saving 6d. 6e. 6g. to waterway unauthorised waterway structures boating safety safety at entrance water quality 6 6h. 6i. Safe, fair and equitable provision of waterway facilities public access boat regulation of activity 7 7a. 7b. 7c. Community involvement rights of traditional owners and communication support for Rivercare groups recognition of Aboriginal and European cultural heritage values Volunteer participation 7 All liaise with traditional owners strategies
Table 8: Waterways issues, objectives and strategies Key issues Specific issues Objective no. Strategies no. Sustainable land use proposed waterway use changes 1 1a. 1c. 1d. Multiple use compatibility of waterway uses 1 1b. High conservation values protection of fresh and salt water wetlands SEPP 14 wetlands Aquatic species and habitats including seagrass, salt marsh and mangroves 2 2a. Habitat management & rehabilitation protection of aquatic species and habitat 2 2a. 2i. Encroachments unauthorised waterway structures 2 2g. 2h. Regulation of activity Integration with other managers (DPI, NSW Maritime) 2 2h. Natural processes, hazards and climate change impacts flooding training wall maintenance 3 3a. 3b. 3c. 3d. Coastal views and visual amenity protection of aesthetic value of waterway 4 4a. Recreational values boating, kayaking, sailing and canoeing swimming 5 5a. Conflict resolution conflicts of use 5 5b. Facility provision upgrading of facilities and development of additional facilities 5 5d. Navigation Tweed River entrance management Tweed River Entrance Sand Bypassing project dredging and navigation hazards 5 5e. 5g. Public safety/surf life saving safe public access to waterway unauthorised waterway structures boating safety safety at entrance water quality 6 5f. 6a. 6b. 6d. 6e. 6g. Safe, fair and equitable public access provision of waterway facilities boat regulation of activity 6 6h. 6i. Community involvement and communication rights of traditional owners support for Rivercare groups recognition of Aboriginal and European cultural heritage values 7 7a. 7b. 7c. Volunteer participation liaise with traditional owners 7 All strategies
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