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Disability Inclusion Action Plan Final 5 June 2017 Universal Design Quality Information Document: Disability Inclusion Action Plan - Final Purpose: Mandatory compliance with NSW State Government requirements for preparation of a Disability Inclusion Action Plan by all NSW local governments; preparation of a standalone plan by Kyogle Council Prepared by: Manfred Boldy, Director Planning and Environment, Kyogle Council Reviewed by: Lachlan Black, Principal Planner, Kyogle Council Authorised by: Graham Kennett, General Manager, Kyogle Council Address Kyogle Council 1 Stratheden Street Kyogle NSW 2474 Australia ABN 15 726 771 237 5 June 2017 Revision History Revision Revision Date Details Authorised Name/Position 1,0 3 May 2017 Preliminary Draft for Council Lachlan Black, Principal Planner; Reviewer Review 1.1 4 May 2017 Draft Final Report Graham Kennett, General Manager; Approver 2.0 8 May 2017 Draft Report Adopted for Council Resolution – date to be advised Public Exhibition 3.0 13 June 2017 Final Adoption by Council Council Resolution – 13 June 2017 © Kyogle Council. All rights reserved; 2017 Kyogle Council has prepared this document for the sole use of the government department and its agents specified in this document for the purposes of supporting an application for the grant of financial assistance for the nominated project (see Project Title). No other party should rely on this document without the prior written consent of the Kyogle Council. Kyogle Council undertakes no duty, nor accepts any responsibility, to any third party who may rely upon or use this document in any other manner than the stated purpose of the document. Disability Inclusion Action Plan 5 June 2017 Acknowledgement of Country Kyogle Council acknowledges the Traditional Lands of the Bundjalung people on which our community is located and we acknowledge Elders both past and present. -
Council Responds to Flood Crisis
KYOGLE COUNCIL M E D I A R E L E A S E Date: 3 April 2017 Kyogle Council staff are back in the field repairing and inspecting flood damage across the Kyogle Council area, with the damages bill expected to be between $3 million and $5 million. Council's priority is to restore access to residents as soon as possible. Staff have been working since Thursday night to keep main roads open and were out in the field throughout the weekend inspecting roads, documenting damaged infrastructure, developing a prioritised program of works and restoring access where possible. Several roads were reopened Saturday and Sunday after flood water subsided and staff were able to clear debris from bridges, carry out culvert repairs, and repair bridge approaches. This work will continue throughout the week. At this stage, staff have identified a number of bridges with structural damage and a number of roads remain closed where the damage requires further assessment or alternative routes are available to residents and emergency vehicles. The number of areas affected in this way is likely to increase as further inspections take place. On Saturday afternoon there were more than 200 people isolated by landslips and damaged roads and bridges across nine different roads. By Monday morning access has been restored to all but three of these roads. A temporary bridge is being constructed on McClellands Road at Barkers Vale to replace a bridge washed away in the floods, and this should be open to traffic by this afternoon (Monday 3 April 2017), restoring access to about 20 people. -
Motorcycle Routes
Lismore, Nimbin and Villages Motorcycle Routes Lismore Visitor Information Centre 207 Molesworth Street Lismore, NSW 2480 p 02 6626 0100 w visitlismore.com.au e [email protected] Lismore, Rock Valley, Uki Loop Lismore, Tabulam & Woodenbong Loop 170km Uki 270km Take a ride along Leycester Creek Woodenbong Casino and Tabulam are past the Rock Valley Post Office, one Stokers known for their cattle farming of the smallest post offices in Austral- Cawongla Bonalbo and beautiful rural land- ia. Explore the spectacular scenery scapes. This ride takes in the and ranges formed by the extinct Kyogle country charm of the region. shield volcano millions of years ago. Mooball Winding through farmland, This ride has many unique and inter- Rock small townships and native esting café’s and pubs to call into Tabulam forests. The ever-changing along the way. Lismore Eltham scenery on this ride makes it Lismore Casino a must do. Lismore, Kyogle & Lions Road Lismore, Alstonville & Evans Head Loop Loop 260km Woodenbong 120km Alstonville Discover the historic Lions Road. Wind- Lis- From the plateau to the coast this ride ing over the Border Ranges through to Rathdow more has it all. Start off with a ride through Rathdowney the Lions Road is full of the historic town of Alstonville. Take a breathtaking scenery, ranges and Wiangaree scenic windy ride down from the plat- rocky outcrops. The twists and turns Wardell eau to river town of Wardell. Follow the make this route a very popular ride for highway to Broadwater home of the bike riders in the region. -
Item 12.2 Works Program Progress Report
Item 12.2 Kyogle Council Works Program Progress Report August 2019 Capital Works Report Plant Acquisition and Sales State Highways Ordered Works Quarries Report NOTE: All financial data presented is unaudited at the date of presentation to Council External External Funding Cost Code Project Description Budget Exp YTD Status Income Partner Budget General Manager Fibre to the premises now installed and operational in the administration building to allow implementation of 7112.0703 IT Capital Expenditure 154,380 0 remaining on-line and mobile services over the coming months. Total 154,380 0 Assets & Infrastructure Services Crown Reserves 561,996 0 Bonalbo Hall Improvements including external painting, replacement of fire doors, replacement of access stairs & provision of ramp, awnings over fire doors, improved 1035 Bonalbo Hall Improvements 50,000 0 50,000 SCCF Round 2 connectivity to Patrick McNamee Park, mural on hall wall adjoining park in consultation with local RSL. Deck design completed. Quotes being sourced. Mallanganee Camptdraft Grounds Funding agreement obtained early March 2019. Works 1036 50,000 0 50,000 DPC Canteen Replacement commenced August 2019. Kyogle High School Sports Ground Upgrade including Kyogle High School Sports Ground refurbish existing amenities, improve access road and 1037 50,000 0 50,000 SCCF Round 2 Improvements parking area, improve existing kiosk. Kyogle High School on-board with upgrade works. Kyogle Rifle Range Improvements including shade structures, amenities and accessibility improvements. 1038 Kyogle Rifle Range Improvements 75,000 0 75,000 SCCF Round 2 Concept design drafted and accepted by Rifle Club members. Old Bonalbo Hall Improvements. Main scope completed: 50,000 SCCF Round 2 1039 Old Bonalbo Hall Improvements 17,544 0 interior repaint (done), floor upgrade (done), and septic 9,000 Old Bonalbo Hall Trust system upgrade (done). -
Pretty Gully - Paddys Flat - Urbenville - Old Bonalbo - Bonalbo FULL DAY DRIVE
KYOGLE TOURIST DRIVE NUMBER 7 Tabulam - Pretty Gully - Paddys Flat - Urbenville - Old Bonalbo - Bonalbo FULL DAY DRIVE. 131 kilometres, 45 km of gravel road suitable for cars with reasonable clearance. Hi To Brisbane Mt Lindesay ay ghwa es y nd Li S Mount umm Woodenbong er la n To Kyogle d W To Killarney & Warwick ay Murwillumbah U i r b e Edinburgh Castle n Urbenville v i l Byron Bay le North Obelisk Kyogle -L oad egume R 7 6 Lismore Wallaby Creek north Casino Falls 8 k Ballina e e r C m o o l Haystack Mtn 9 Evans Head o Falls o B T e a map not to scale or comprehensive Tooloom Creek Bridge n 5 C Northern Rivers - Tropical NSW r 10 e Yabbra National e k Old Bonalbo Points of interest Park 1 Tabulam Bridge 7 Urbenville, pioneer 11 2 Pretty Gully Flora cottage, shops k 4 Paddys Flat e 3 Lanikai Store, 8 Yabbra State re Bonalbo k C i Paddys Hill Lookout Forest Lanikai uc D ek 4 Paddys Flat 9 Bean Creek Falls Lookout 3 Cl Cre are k Brisbane Line ruins 10 Old Bonalbo P nce c ad o d c Clarence River 11 Bonalbo, shops, fuel y a C s e l P a R 5 Gold mining site picnic, rest areas F r i e la v Pretty Gully t e n 6 Tooloom Falls 12 Sandilands r c 2 e R o Legend a d W tourist drive picnic facilities To Casino a y other roads boat ramp 1 12 rivers & creeks water available Tabulam toilets fuel ruxner i B Highway food and drink information i To Tenterfield WORLD HERITAGE LISTED AREAS KYOGLE TOURIST DRIVE add to the village’s unique character. -
MS 2900 Papers of Malcolm John Chalmers Calley FINDING
CALLEY MS 2900 Papers of Malcolm John Chalmers Calley FINDING AID Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Updated November 2004 CONTENTS Page ACCESS ....................................................................................................................... 3 SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE ................................................................................. 3 BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE ............................................................................................. 3 ITEM DESCRIPTIONS................................................................................................ 4 CONVERSION TABLE ............................................................................................... 7 BOX LIST ..................................................................................................................... 8 ACCESS Open access – reading. Partial copying and closed quotation for bulk of the collection. [Access code A1, B2]. Exceptions: Items 13-16 and 20: Depositors permission required for access. Principal’s and Depositors permission required for copying and quotation. [Access code A3a B1] Items 18 and 23 were retained by the Depositor in April 2002. SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE Date range: 1954-1969 Extent: .26 metres (2 boxes) This collection was deposited in the AIATSIS Library by John Burless and Laila Haglund in 1990. The deposit conditions on some of the items were changed in 2002 by Laila Haglund, who at the same time retained two of the items originally deposited in the Library. -
Cambridge Plateau - Richmond Range National Park - Peacock Creek HALF DAY DRIVE from MALLANGANEE 77 Kilometres, 47 Km Being Gravel Road
KYOGLE TOURIST DRIVE NUMBER 10 north Mallanganee - Cambridge Plateau - Richmond Range National Park - Peacock Creek HALF DAY DRIVE FROM MALLANGANEE 77 kilometres, 47 km being gravel road To Kyogle map not to scale or comprehensive Mt William To Urbenville & 5 Murwillumbah Woodenbong k e To Casino via e Peacock Creek Cr Sextonville dy camping & an Kyogle Byron Bay S picnic area Lismore Casino Bonalbo ad Richmond Range Ballina i Ro Mt Babyl k ree National Park ck C 6 Peaco Lookout Creek 4 Evans Head ck Dyraaba Creek co a e y P a Northern Rivers - Tropical NSW W Theresa Creek e c n Points of interest e r a 1 Mallanganee Dyraaba and l d C a Lookout Theresa Creeks o 3 R 2 Spotted gum, iron 5 Peacock Creek rest t Tunglebung s Lookout e bark, grey gum area r o 2 F To Casino trees 6 Bonalbo, shops, fuel k u Cree a 3 Cambridge Plateau picnic area ng e bu t le a rest area 7 Sandilands Peace ng l Mummulgum Tu P 4 Easterly views of Totems e g d i r Legend b m tourist drive picnic facilities 7 a C 1 dry weather only boat ramp other roads To Tabulam & Mallanganee Lookout water available Bru rivers & creeks xner Highway fuel Tenterfield toilets i food and drink information i WORLD HERITAGE LISTED AREAS KYOGLE TOURIST DRIVE tree specimens that have been signposted along the way, KYOGLE TOURIST DRIVE including 300 year old ‘Old Spotty’ and ‘Spotty Junior’, and NUMBER 10 rainforest species, white beech, booyong and brown pine. -
Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area
Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area NIO MU MO N RI D T IA A L P W L O A I R D L D N O H E M R I E T IN AG O E PATRIM GONDWANA RAINFORESTS OF AUSTRALIA New England National Park Park National England New Ruming Shane © OUR NATURAL TREASURES WHY WORLD HERITAGE? HOT SPOTS OF BIODIVERSITY Explore the amazing Gondwana A RECORD OF THE PAST Some of the most important and Rainforests of Australia World significant habitats for threatened Heritage Area (Gondwana Rainforests The Gondwana Rainforests WHA species of outstanding universal WHA) within north-east NSW reveals major stages of Earth’s value from the point of view of and south-east Queensland. It’s history. Sheltering in the high science and conservation are a true pilgrimage to see these rainfall and rich soils of the Great contained within the Gondwana magnificent rainforests – places of Escarpment lie remnants of the Rainforests WHA. towering ancient trees, plunging once vast rainforests that covered Of the thousands of different native waterfalls, craggy gorges and the southern supercontinent plant species in Australia, half splendid rainbows. of Gondwana. occur in rainforests. More than 200 These rich and beautiful forests form Few places on Earth contain so many of the plant species found in the some of the most extensive areas of plants and animals that are so closely Gondwana Rainforests WHA are rare diverse rainforest found anywhere related to their ancestors in the or threatened with extinction. in the world and their importance fossil record. is recognised with World Heritage Spectacular remnant landforms listing. -
Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan (PAMP) Program to Ensure Better Planning for Pedestrians
Kyogle Council Pedestrian Access & Mobility Plan (PAMP) Kyogle Council PAMP February 2009 (Res No. 160209/21) Page 1 of 63 pages Table of Contents 1 INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................4 1.1 Background .......................................................................................................4 1.2 Study Objectives. ..............................................................................................4 1.2.1 Objectives ..................................................................................................4 1.3 Methodology......................................................................................................5 Diagram 1: PAMP Methodology Flow Chart .............................................................6 1.4 Structure of the Report ......................................................................................7 2 STUDY AREA ..........................................................................................................7 2.1 Scoping Study ...................................................................................................7 2.2 Study Areas.......................................................................................................8 2.2.1 Kyogle. .......................................................................................................8 2.2.2 Wiangaree..................................................................................................9 2.2.3 Woodenbong..............................................................................................9 -
30 Great Walks Northern Rivers Region
RICHMOND RANGE NATIONAL PARK and surrounding valleys. The walk starts at Mt Nardi. Mt Nardi is 12km from Nimbin on a narrow sealed road. Visitor Guide The park is 45 kilometres west of Casino. Turn off the Bruxner Highway onto Cambridge Plateau Forest Drive, near 20 M t Matheson Loop - 3km, 1½ hours Mallanganee. The Mt Matheson Loop heads out through the lush 7 C ulmaran Loop - 400m, 15 minutes rainforest encircling Mt Matheson. The Pholis Gap and Historic Nightcap tracks split off from this walk.T he loop Great Walk among tall Brush Box and Sydney Blue Gums at originates at Mt Nardi. the edge of the rainforest environment. Walk starts at Cambridge Plateau Picnic Area. 21 B oggy Creek Walk - 4km return, 1½ hours Walks MOORE PARK NATURE RESERVE This track leads to Minyon Falls along beautiful Boggy 30 Creek. The track starts in Blackbutt forest and includes a Northern Rivers Region The reserve is 26 kilometres west of Kyogle, just off the series of small waterfalls and pools along the quiet creek. Summerland Way near Old Grevillia. The track starts at Rummery Park camping area within Nightcap National Park. 8 M oore Park Walk - 400m, 15 minutes Walk through the remains of Boyd’s Scrub, the most RICHMOND RANGE NATIONAL PARK important example of Black Bean rainforest in NSW. 22 C ulmaran Valley track - 2.5km, 1 hour KOREELAH NATIONAL PARK Beginning in tall forest the walk descends steeply to a bridge over Culmaran Creek then climbs again to skirt The park is 30 kilometres west of Woodenbong, on White around the head of the valley. -
QLD MOTO PARK Tent at One of the Scenic Rim’S Remember
VISIT SCENIC RIM your nextIS CLOSER adventure THAN YOU THINK Scenic Rim Visitor Guide | Contents WELCOME 5 THE LOST WORLD & CHRISTMAS CREEK 34-35 FOOD & WINE 6-11 RATHDOWNEY & MT BARNEY 36-37 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE 12-20 BOONAH, ARATULA, LAKE WHERE TO STAY 21-24 MOOGERAH & LAKE MAROON 38-39 WEDDINGS & SPECIAL EVENTS 25 KALBAR, HARRISVILLE, PEAK EVENTS CALENDAR 26-27 CROSSING & ROADVALE 40-41 MARKETS 27 PUBLIC ART 42 TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN 28-29 WILDLIFE 43 BEECHMONT & CANUNGRA 30-31 ITINERARIES 44-46 BEAUDESERT & KOORALBYN 32-33 VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRES 47 VISIT SCENIC RIM Published by On the cover: While the publishers have made all reasonable efforts HINK R THAN YOU T to ensure the accuracy of information contained in this your nextIS CL adventureOSE Scenic Rim Regional Council Looking towards Mt Lindesay from Mt PO Box 25, Beaudesert Q 4285 Barney. Image by Melissa Findley. publication at the time of printing, Scenic Rim Regional Council assumes no responsibility for any errors or omissions [email protected] On this page: that may have occured. All copy images, design and artwork words by Alice Gorman Road to O'Reilly's. Local food and wine remain the property of Scenic Rim Regional Council and may design by Emily Pearce at the Bunyip Scenic Rim Resort. not be reproduced in part or in whole, without the written photography by Trevor Worden, permission of Scenic Rim Regional Council. except where noted © Scenic Rim Regional Council 2018 SCENIC RIM SCENIC RIM VISITSCENICRIM.COM.AU | Page 2 Gold Coast and North PARKS OF THE Scenic Rim Stradbroke Island Beenleigh To Brisbane GOLD COAST AND SCENIC RIM To Brisbane 13 P a c ifi c Wickham H ig Timber h w a y d Reserve R Plunkett e n i r Conservation o b Park m Ji a m T To Peak Crossing, b - 1 Warril View o d Wickham M o r To Gatton Mount Beau To Ipswich Harrisville, Ipswich Jimboomba o u m f n r E b e National d t a Brummel a a s d o – t W R Park H o Conservation Park h l a a u l m d n Coomera o o R xenford n o d O - Gold Co R B a d - Getting here.. -
A History of Upper Richmond River Valley Forests, New South Wales Jane Lennon Heritage Consultant, Hamilton, Queensland 4007
Chapter 1—Australia’s Ever-changing Forests VI: Proceedings of the Eighth National Conference on Australian Forest History. Brett J. Stubbs et al. (ed.). © 2012, ISBN 978-0-9757906-2-5 ‘Large quantities of marketable pine...’ a history of Upper Richmond River valley forests, New South Wales Jane Lennon Heritage consultant, Hamilton, Queensland 4007 Landscape setting The eastern part of the border between New South Wales (NSW) and Queensland lies along the McPherson Range where the highest points are Mt Ballow (1,280 m) and Mt Lindesay (1,177 m). Four lines of ranges run south from this main range—the Great Dividing Range in the west then Koreelah, Tooloom and Richmond Ranges. They are separated by the broad valleys of several streams—Koreelah, Tooloom and Duck Creeks draining to the Clarence River, and Findon and Grady’s Creeks, along with the others such as Ironpot and Eden Creeks running off the Richmond Range, draining into the Richmond River. The State Forests (SFs) generally occur on the tops and slopes of the following ranges and ridges at altitudes varying between 600 and 1,200 m: McPherson Range—Mt Lindesay, Donaldson and Koreelah SFs; Richmond Range—Unumgar, Edinburgh Castle, Richmond Range and Toonumbar SFs; Tooloom Range—Yabbra SF; and Koreelah Range—Bald Knob, Woodenbong and Beaury SFs. The topography has been determined by streams downcutting 2 LENNON through Tertiary basalt flows into the underlying Jurassic sandstones and forming south-trending river valleys. On the highest areas the ranges are capped with Tertiary basalt, and on the lower areas where erosion has removed the basalts, Jurassic sedimentary rocks crop out.