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11 Better Boating Program Info Line 13 12 56 Better Boating Program GRANTS FOR 2010 - 11 www.maritime.nsw.gov.au Total Est.Cost Grant Amount 1 Tweed Heads Boating fees are helping to provide new and improved facilities. 2 Kingscliff North Coast 1 TWEED HEADS - Upgrade of the Kennedy Drive boat ramp, Terranora Creek. $30,500 $15,250 1 Tweed Heads West Ballina 4 3 Ballina 2 KINGSCLIFF - Upgrade of the existing boat ramp at Cudgen Creek. $40,500 $20,250 2 Kingscliff 3 BALLINA - Upgrade of car/trailer parking facilities at the Richmond River Sailing & Rowing Club boat ramp, Ballina CBD. $34,625 $17,310 5 Wardell 4 WEST BALLINA - Upgrade to car/trailer parking at the Emigrant Creek boat ramp (Stage 2 of facility upgrade). $226,980 $110,990 6 Ulmarra 5 WARDELL - Design/planning to upgrade the boat ramp and carpark facility at East Wardell. $21,000 $10,500 West Ballina 4 3 Ballina 14 6 ULMARRA - Construction of a new wharf and pontoon facility at Ulmarra on the Clarence River. $233,328 $116,500 5 Wardell Bingara 1 Tweed Heads 12 Bourke 7 Red Rock 7 - Upgrade of the boat ramp, access road and carparking at Red Rock Recreation Reserve. $99,000 $49,500 6 15 RED ROCK 2 Kingscliff Ulmarra Guyra 8 8 ARRAWARRA - Upgrade of the boat ramp facilities at Arrawarra Beach Reserve (design and consultation). $100,000 $50,000 13 Narrabri Arrawarra 14 Bingara 9 NAMBUCCA HEADS - Installation of a sewage pumpout unit on the existing pontoon at Tourist Office Reserve. $81,500 $40,750 9 Nambucca Heads 12 Bourke 3 Ballina 7 Red Rock 10 MACKSVILLE - Widening of the existing one-lane boat ramp and installation of lighting at Lions Park. $28,580 $14,290 West Ballina15 Guyra4 10 Macksville 5 8 Arrawarra 11 - Construction of a kayak launching facility at Barrington Reserve. $20,000 $10,000 13 Narrabri Wardell BARRINGTON Killarney Heights 67 6 Ulmarra 9 Nambucca Heads Hunter/Inland 10 Macksville 14 Bingara 12 - Restoration of the Bourke Wharf, Darling River. $60,000 $30,000 Barrington 11 BOURKE Killarney Heights 67 12 Bourke 59 Seaforth 7 Red Rock 15 13 NARRABRI - Upgrade to the access area at the Yarrie Lake boat ramp. $38,000 $19,000 Guyra 8 16 Forster 13 Arrawarra 14 BINGARA - Design and construction of a new concrete boat ramp on the Gwydir River. $42,000 $21,000 58 Clontarf Narrabri Barri9ngtoNambuccan 11 Heads 15 GUYRA - Installation of modular pontoon at the Malpas Dam boat ramp. 59 Seaforth $93,115 $46,500 16 FORSTER - Boating Infrastructure Feasibility Study for the Great Lakes area. $45,000 $22,000 69 Rhodes 10 Macksville 16 Forster 17 Shoal Bay 58 Clontarf 70 Silverwater 62 Longueville 17 SHOAL BAY - Replacement of existing boat ramp at Shoal Bay, PortKilla Stephens.rney Heights 67 $370,200 $185,100 18 SPEERS POINT - Construction of a new jetty and pontoon adjacent the Speers Point boat ramp, Lake Macquarie. $160,000 $80,000 18 Speers Point Woolwich 68 61 57 Mosman 69 Rhodes Abbotsford 65 Woolwich 17 Shoal Bay 70 Silverwater 62 Longueville Barrington 11 Hawkesbury/Broken Bay 59 Seaforth 60 Balmain 19 NORAH HEAD - Reconstruction of the existing boat ramp and associated works at Norah Head. $1,200,000 $200,000 63 16 Forste18rSpeers Point 68 57 Woolwich 61 Woolwic58 Clontarh f Mosman Rodd Point 64 Iron Cove 20 CHITTAWAY - Formalisation of the existing boat ramp and associatedAbbotsf worksord at65 the Sunshine Reserve boat ramp. $60,000 $30,000 66 Rose Bay 21 BRISBANE WATER - Brisbane Water Public Wharves and Boat Ramps Usage Study. $30,000 $15,000 56 Wentworth 69 Rhodes 63 60 Balmain 17 36 Warrawong & Mt Warrigal 22 GOSFORD - Extension of existing boat ramp and construction of new pontoon at the Masons Parade boat ramp. $250,000 $125,000 Shoal Bay Yallah Bay 37 70 Silverwater 62RoddLongueville Point 64 Iron Cove 49 Narrandera 19 Norah Head 23 WOY WOY - Construction of a new modular pontoon at the western boat ramp at Lions Park. 66 Rose$150,000 Bay $75,000 Oak Flats 38 39 Shellharbour Chittaway 20 24 BEROWRA CREEK - Additional funding for the Bar Island jetty reconstruction, Hawkesbury River. $75,192 $37,596 56 Wentworth 18 Speers Point 48 Junee 41 40 Woolwich 68 57 Mosman Nowra Shoalhaven Heads 61 Woolwich 36 Warrawong & Mt Warrigal 22 Gosford 25 BROOKLYN - Replacement of the existing pontoonAbbotsf at McKellord 65 Park, Hawkesbury River. $80,000 $40,000 Yallah Bay 37 Brisbane Water 21 49 Narrandera 19 Norah Head St Georges Basin 42 43 Sanctuary Point 26 PALM BEACH - Installation of a dinghy storage facility at Dark Gully Reserve. $12,000 $6,000 Oak Flats 38 39 Shellharbour Deniliquin 53 Chittaway 20 Woy Woy 23 60 Balmain Berowra Creek 24 25 Brooklyn 27 - Installation of a dinghy storage facility at Currawong Reserve.63 $12,000 $6,000 48 41 40 Barham 55 52 Deniliquin PALM BEACH Junee Nowra Shoalhaven Heads 26 27 Palm Beach Rodd Point 64 Iron Cove 22 Gosford 44 Batemans Bay Church Point 29 30 28 CAREEL BAY - Installation of a public sewage pumpout facility at Careel Bay wharf. 66 $100,000 $100,000 Brisbane Water 21 28 Rose Bay St Georges Basin 42 43 Sanctuary Point 51 Tocumwal 56 Wentworth Woy Woy 23 45 Moruya 31 32 Newport 29 CHURCH POINT - Construction of a new boat tie-up pontoon facility at Church Point. $500,000 $100,000 Deniliquin 53 54 Moama 50 Corowa 36 Warrawong & Mt Warrigal Berowra Creek 24 25 Brooklyn Careel Bay 30 CHURCH POINT - Installation of dinghy storage facilities and access upgrades at Bothams Beach Reserve (Stage 3). $69,000 $34,500 Barham 55 52 Deniliquin Yallah Bay 37 49 26 27 Palm Beach Narrandera 44 Batemans Bay Chittaway 20Church19 Norah Point Hea29 30d 31 NEWPORT - Installation of a sewage pumpout facility at the Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay marina. $48,000 $24,000 51 Tocumwal Oak Flats 38 39 Shellharbour 28 45 Moruya 31 32 Newport Lansvale 33 32 NEWPORT - Construction of a new pontoon at the Newport public wharf and new sewage pumpout at Rowell Marina. $441,627 $130,000 54 Moama 48 June50e Corowa Nowra 41 40 Shoalhaven Heads Brisbane Water 21 22 GosfordCareel Bay 46 47 Merimbula St Georges Basin 42 43 34 Kurnell Sanctuary Point Woy Woy 23 Sutherland/Port Hacking Deniliquin 53 35 Dolans Bay Berowra Creek 24 Brooklyn 33 LANSVALE - Construction of a new pontoon, gangway and access footpath at the Floyd Bay boat ramp, Barham 55 52 Deniliquin Lansv25 ale 33 44 Batemans Bay Church Point 29 30 26 27 Palm Beach 46 47 Merimbula 28 Chipping Norton Lake. $89,158 $44,579 51 Tocumwal 34 Kurnell 45 Moruya 31 32 Newport 34 KURNELL - Additional funding for the upgrade to the boat ramp, pontoon and carpark at Bonna Point. $460,000 $230,000 54 Moama 50 Corowa 35 Dolans Bay 35 DOLANS BAY - Installation of a public sewage pumpout facility at Wally's Wharf, Port Hacking. $116,250 $87,187 Careel Bay South Coast Lansvale 33 46 47 Merimbula 36 WARRAWONG & MT WARRIGAL - Upgrade of two jetties at Griffins Bay and Boonerah Point, Lake Illawarra. $100,000 $50,000 34 Kurnell 37 YALLAH BAY - Additional funding for construction of the carpark at the Yallah Bay boat ramp, Lake Illawarra. $130,000 $65,000 35 Dolans Bay 38 OAK FLATS - Widening of the existing boat ramp and construction of a new jetty at Skiway Park, Lake Illawarra. $99,000 $41,000 39 SHELLHARBOUR - Construction of a new jetty with low level access at the Shellharbour Boat Harbour. $403,355 $100,000 BBP funding is matched by at least an equal contribution 40 SHOALHAVEN HEADS - Installation of a new pontoon at the Shoalhaven Heads boat ramp. $130,000 $65,000 from councils and other boating industry organisations. Total Est.Cost Grant Amount 41 NOWRA - Investigation into additional boat ramp access to the Shoalhaven River upstream of Nowra. $40,000 $30,000 42 - Construction of low level access at the Island Point jetty. $30,000 $15,000 ST GEORGES BASIN Sharing Sydney Harbour Access Program 43 - Investigation and design of a new boat ramp at Sanctuary Point, St Georges Basin. $40,000 $20,000 SANCTUARY POINT 57 MOSMAN - Additional funding for the Clifton Gardens jetty rehabilitation. $234,150 $117,075 44 - Construction of a new pontoon at the Hanging Rock boat ramp. $100,000 $50,000 BATEMANS BAY 58 CLONTARF - Installation of a dinghy/kayak storage facility at Sandy Bay Reserve. $25,000 $12,500 45 - Installation of a pontoon at the Moruya Town Wharf. $82,000 $41,000 MORUYA 59 SEAFORTH - Construction of a new jetty and pontoon at Pickering Point. $130,000 $65,000 46 - Additional funding for a new pontoon/gangway as part of the reconstruction of Merimbula town wharf. $246,000 $123,000 MERIMBULA 60 BALMAIN - Installation of a public recreational sewage pumpout facility at White Bay 6. $337,440 $84,250 47 - Additional funding for widening the boat ramp and new pontoon at the Merimbula Lake boat ramp. $370,000 $137,355 MERIMBULA 61 WOOLWICH - New public pontoon and gangway at the Hunters Hill Sailing Club boat ramp. $153,400 $76,700 62 LONGUEVILLE - Planning/design for the installation of dinghy storage racks around Woodford Bay. $20,000 $10,000 Murray/Inland 63 IRON COVE - Installation of a public pontoon and gangway facility at King George Park. $123,000 $52,500 48 - Construction of a new jetty at the Sandy Beach boat ramp, Wantabadgery. $20,000 $10,000 JUNEE 64 RODD POINT - Replacement of existing pontoon with new public pontoon/gangway at the Dobroyd Aquatic Club.
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