Submission to the Select Committee of the Legislative Council of

Submission to the Select Committee of the Legislative Council
of South Australia on Marine Parks
Contents
Introduction
p. 2
Background to Community Objections
p. 3
A. The Community’s Views on the Environment
p. 3
B. State Government’s Stated Criteria
p. 3
Community Objections
p. 4
A. The Consultation Process
p. 4
B. Unavailability of Scientific Research
p. 5
C. Safety Issues
p. 5
D. Social Implications
p. 6
E. Economic Implications
p. 7
 The Kangaroo Island Economy
p. 7
 The Importance of Tourism to the Island and South
Australia
p. 7
 The Importance of Tourism to the North Coast
p. 8
 The Importance of KI Fishing Adventures and
Sanctuary Zone G
p. 8
Appendix 1: Third Submission to KI MPLAG
p.10
Appendix 2: Members of the North Coast Marine Park Group
p.12
Introduction
The Committee of the North Coast Marine Park Group of Kangaroo Island has
created this submission. This Group was created after wide consultation with the
community of the North Coast of Kangaroo Island.
The purpose of our Group is to voice our opposition to the proposed Sanctuary Zones
within the Southern Spencer Gulf Marine Park in particular Sanctuary Zones G and I.
Our Committee consists of the following members: Allan Childs, Jim Chapman, Paul
Davies, Kevin Pratt and Candina Williams.
The Group produced three submissions this year to the Kangaroo Island Marine Parks
Local Advisory Group (KI MPLAG). Our third and final submission to the KI
MPLAG is outlined in Appendix 1.This outlines our final proposals for the location of
the Sanctuary Zones and these were accepted by the Kangaroo Island Marine Parks
Local Advisory Group (KI MPLAG) on a majority vote. The Department of the
Environment and Natural Resources now has this recommendation.
Our submissions were supported by 542residents and visitors, who put their names to
the submissions. A list of the names is in Appendix 2.
We have enclosed all our objections to the Sanctuary Zones from our submissions,
which are still applicable to your Terms of Reference. While these objections make a
lengthy submission to the Select Committee, we believe their inclusion is vital as we
believe the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) will still
overturn the recommendations of the KI MPLAG. By fully informing you of our
objections we are asking you to use every means at your disposal to ensure DENR
implement the recommendations of the KL MPLAG.
The Group’s opposition to the initial proposed Sanctuary Zones wasbased on several
major objections, which we outline these issues below:
A. The consultation process
B. Non-availability of scientific research
C. Safety issues
D. Social implications
E. Economic implications
However before explaining the above, we include two other sections outlining the
background to community objections and the State government’s stated criteria.
These put into the context our objections to the process and the DNER
recommendations.
To understand the original DENR proposals and the final advice from the KL
MPLAG please refer to the following maps:
 Southern Spencer Gulf Proposed Zones
 Marine Park 12 Final KI MPLAG Advice
 Marine Park 12 Final Yorke MPLAG Advice
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Background to Community Objections
A. The Community’s Views on the Environment
 The people of the North Coast and Kangaroo Island as a whole want a clean
natural environment and make efforts to ensure that this environment is
protected.
 The Islanders make a conscious choice to remain on the Island despite the
economic handicaps that come with living here. These include the higher
costs of living (e.g. petrol is $1.50 or more per litre) plus the lower than
average State income and a lower Gross State Product per capita than the State
average.
 One of the reasons, if not the prime reason, for accepting these handicaps is
the quality of the natural environment. As such the community has
historically taken strenuous efforts to protect the environment both on land
and at sea.
 In this context the community wants to maintain a pristine sea and coastline.
They want this for its own sake but they also realize that this naturally pristine
environment is the basis for the Island’s tourism, which is a considerable
source of income and employment.
 As such the concept of Marine Parks in order to protect the marine
environment is not a matter of serious dispute in our community. However
the Sanctuary Zones are disputed as they have wide repercussions for the
society and economy of the North Coast and the Island as a whole.
B. State Government’s Stated Criteria
We would like to outline the stated criteria for the proposed Sanctuary Zones as these
are important to the context of our Group’s objections. The criteria we quote below
come from the Introduction to each Preliminary Sanctuary Zone Scenario provided by
the DENR for the last MPLAG meeting in November.
The criteria include:
 The preliminary sanctuary zone scenario is only a starting point and does
not represent a Government proposal or preference. There may be better
ways to design a marine park zoning scheme to achieve the desired outcome.
 It is expected that this work will result in changes to what is initially
provided. Indeed, this is the purpose of the MPLAGs and key stakeholder
engagement – to better inform and assist the Government in this process – so
we can help ensure that the needs of local communities and industries are met.
 The State Government has not adopted an arbitrary percentage target for
the size of sanctuary zones. Instead, it remains open to the advice of the
community as to how to best design the marine parks network to protect and
conserve marine biodiversity and marine habitats in a manner that accords
with the objects of the Marine Parks Act 2007.
 To assist MPLAGs, key stakeholders and other community members to
develop their preferred zoning scenarios, you will be provided with some
indicative zoning guidelines:
o One of these zoning guidelines is that the sanctuary zones should cover
about 20-25% of each marine park – this would translate to about 10%
of our State’s waters.
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o However, this is a guideline only and may not be achievable in
some marine parks, particularly where there are significant policy
commitments in place to provide for various current and future
activities.
o Your attention is drawn to the marine park policy commitments made
by the Government in 2009, in particular the assurance given to the
commercial fishing industry that the outcome of marine parks
zoning will have no more than a 5% economic impact.
We outline the above as there is a significant difference between stated Government
policy and criteria and how the consultation process is actually being run. We
highlight specific instances of this below.
Community Objections
A. The Consultation Process
The North Coast community has been and still is concerned about the speed of the
consultation process and we made the following points on this:
 While the Island has been waiting several years for the Sanctuary Zones to be
announced, the timing of their announcement was a concern
 The Zones were announced at the MPLAG meeting on 18th November 2010
 Members of the MPLAG committee only received the date of the meeting 10
days before the meeting so had little time to alert the community
 Members of the community were only given notice in the Islander newspaper
on the day of the meeting on 18th November 2010
 Following the meeting, the community was told that they had to send in their
submissions to the MPLAG committee by mid-February 2011 so that the
MPLAG committee could read them before presenting them to the DENR at a
proposed meeting in late February 2011
 Then in early January our Committee was informed by Phil Hollow of the
DENR that submissions had to be submitted to him by 28th January 2011
 The result is that the submission process has been shrunk to just over two
months at a time when the local community is at one of its busiest times for
farmers and commercial charter fishermen
The impression given to the community by the DENR was that the process was being
rushed at the expense of community views. In several private conversations between
DENR officials and members of the community, it has been stated that there is no
room for negotiation on the location of the Sanctuary Zones.
This was clearly not abiding by the spirit of the consultation process laid out by the
Government and the community believes that the DENR was acting outside the
Government guidelines.
Consequently the North Coast community is still very angry. Speaking to other
Islanders, our North Coast community believes this anger is mirrored throughout the
Island. It has left our community distrustful of further DENR actions.
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While our Group achieved our desired recommendation from the KI MPLAG this
recommendation has still to be implemented. We will monitor the rest of the process
for the location of the Sanctuary Zones but we expect further opposition by DENR to
the recommendations of the KI MPLAG.
B. Unavailability of Scientific Research
 Given the significant social and economic implications of the Zones, the
community was bewildered by the lack of scientific research available to the
public to justify not only the theory behind Sanctuary Zones but also their
specific locations.
 The process has progressed since the start of the year but there is still no
public scientific justification for why there should be a fishing ban in the
Sanctuary Zones.
 Professor Cheshire is Chair of the Scientific Working Group for Marine Parks
and Marine Planning. He has publicly stated that the Working Group has
reviewed all available science relating to marine parks and they have therefore
recommended that fishing bans be put in Sanctuary Zones. However he has
not publicly stated why.
 Meanwhile there are a significant number of fisheries scientists, including
Professor Bob Kearney, Emeritus Professor of Fisheries at the University of
Canberra, who disagree with the proposed ban. I am sure you will be hearing
from them.
 As such public policy is being based on this disputed science and this can only
be a mistake for the KI community and South Australia at large.
C. Safety Issues
Sanctuary Zone I
 The location of Sanctuary Zone I is of particular concern for safety reasons
and the community believes lives are at risk. This should be particularly
alarming for the government.
 The majority of recreational fishermen on the North Coast fish in Sanctuary
Zone I. The beach and ramp facilities on the North Coast make launching
relatively difficult so that all boats are invariably small.
 Meanwhile the seas on the North Coast of the Island are subject to the
southern ocean, which can often be rough and wild.
 This affects smaller boats in particular. It can be particularly dangerous when
boats are at sea and then conditions change quickly, which can be the case.
Larger boats that can launch can handle these seas with far less risk.
 Sanctuary Zone I starts roughly 1.5km from Snellings Beach but many of the
fishing grounds in the Zone are beyond 1.5km. As such there is a risk that
recreational fishermen will try to fish beyond the outer limit of the Zone,
which is 7.5km from Snellings Beach.
 Given the inherent dangers in the Investigator Straitthis poses a considerable
risk to lives. This is surely not a risk that the Government wants to increase.
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Sanctuary Zone G
 While few recreational fishermen launching from the Island fish in this Zone
due to the distance from launching sites, there is still an important safety
aspect to the location of this Zone.
 KI Fishing Adventures, skippered and owned by Gavin Solly, provides the
only community safety boat in the region. KI Fishing Adventures has two
boats one is 65 feet long while the other is 45 feet long. These charter boats
provide charters 200 days per year and they are the only boats based on the
North Coast that can handle the roughest of seas in the region.
 Consequently KI Fishing Adventures provides the only boats capable for sea
rescue in the region and they have on several occasions helped boats in
distress. Also given their radio equipment they are able to alert sea rescue
authorities when other boats radio for distress.
 However should Sanctuary Zone G remain as proposed this would effectively
destroy the business of KI Fishing Adventures as itfishes 70% of the time in
Zone G. The business would then have to relocate away from Kangaroo
Island.
 As such the valuable sea safety support that KI Fishing Adventures provides
would then not be available. Again this is surely not a risk that the
Government can accept.
 Gavin has suggested alternative Zone locations to the DENR, which include a
Snapper breeding ground on which he does not fish, but he has had no
response. The DENR also has no information on the seabed of Zone G but
Gavin has provided this to them through his extensive fishing database, which
is proprietary to him through his own creation.
D. Social Implications
 Recreational fishing has been a way of life for decades on the North Coast.
Pristine seas, beautiful coastline and the availability of fish have been natural
drawcards for the local community.
 Recreational fishing has provided a quality of life when there are far fewer
recreational pastimes on the Island compared to the mainland. This has also
been one of the compensations for living in an economically poor part of
South Australia.
 People have settled and houses have been built on the basis that residents then
have the right to fish recreationally. If recreational fishing is banned it would
also lead to people leaving the community with the consequent social and
economic implications, which will be dealt with in more detail below.
 Should Sanctuary Zone I remain there would be no points in launching from
Snellings Beach and King George Pebbly Beach, the latter being directly in
the Zone. This would also affect several small launching points between
Stokes Bay and Snellings Beach.
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E. Economic Implications
The Kangaroo Island Economy
The economy is narrowly based with the four main sectors being farming,
aquaculture, tourism and commercial fishing. This has influenced the following
economic characteristics of the Island:
 The economy has a lower Gross State Product per capita than the State
average while having a lower income per capita
 Meanwhile costs are significantly higher and the average cost of living is
estimated to be 22.5% higher than the SA average. There is no subsidized
travel while freight costs are far higher as all goods come by ferry.
 The population was estimated to be 4,602 in 2008 and the council rates from
this low population have to finance spending across the large geography of the
Island.
 Consequently council operating expenses per capita are significantly higher
than in other SA councils.
 31% of the population is over 55, which will lead to a long-term decline in
population and therefore ratepayer base
 Under these circumstances it is not surprising that the KI Council was deemed
to be financially unsustainable by the Local Government Association of SA in
2005
 Any dramatic change in the Island’s economic base will lead to a reduction on
the ratepayer base of the Council with potentially severe repercussions on its
finances, its spending and its employment of the local population.
 This will also have a significant impact on the capital value of properties along
the North Coast. Meanwhile the community will not be compensated for any
such fall in capital values.
 Given the State government has just announced a $25m package to assist the
economy of KI, the State Government obviously recognizes the limited
economic prospects for the island and so it must recognize the importance of
tourism for the island economy.
The Importance of Tourism to Kangaroo Island and South Australia
 There are 185,000 tourists per annum and the Federal Government ranks the
Island in the top four tourist destinations in Australia by numbers. They also
rank it as the number one ecotourism destination in Australia.
 Tourism provides 15% of the direct employment on the Island but there is
considerable indirect employment created by tourism spending on goods and
services e.g. National Parks, retail outlets, hotels.
 The self-catering accommodation sector also uses significant numbers of
trades people for maintenance of its properties while paying significant
higher-than-average council rates
 The South Australian Tourism Plan, 2009-14 published by the State
government in 2009 has prioritized the development of food and wine tourism
plus the development of KI as a tourist destination.
 The Tourism Plan plans to increase tourism receipts from $4.2bn in 2007 to
$6.3bn in 2014
 In fact at any major State tourism event, Kangaroo Island is presented as the
‘jewel in the crown’ for SA tourism. Once tourists visit the Island there is a
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high probability that they visit other tourist destinations in SA such as the
wine regions. A reduction in tourism to the Island will have a knock-on effect
for the whole of SA.
The KI Strategic Tourism Plan, 2006 published by Kangaroo Island Council
plans to build and sustain an enduring tourism industry withdiverse
experiences and attractions that will strengthen the economic viability of
tourism businesses.
We know that the Government would like to double the number of tourists to
KI to 350,000 p.a. Banning recreational fishing will not achieve this.
Sources:
 KI Strategic Tourism Plan, 2006
 Strategic Management Plan, 2010-14 (KI council)
 Local Government on KI Today and Tomorrow, 2008
 South Australian Tourism Plan, 2009-14 (2009)
The Importance of Tourism to the North Coast
 From the above points it is clear that tourism is of significance to the Island
economy while tourism development is part of Council and State Government
economic planning
 Tourism’s impact on the North Coast economy is large. Between Snellings
Beach and Stokes Bay there are roughly 100 self-catering beds. Around
Snellings Beach area there are roughly 80 self-catering beds and from there to
Cape Forbin there are roughly 100 beds. This is a total of 280 beds.
 This not only provides direct employment but provides indirect employment
to service providers to the properties
 The self-catering properties provide significant amounts of Council rates due
to the property values maintained through sustained numbers of guests
 This accommodation relies on recreational fishing as a drawcard to properties
with 40%+ of guests launching their own boats.
 The proposed effective prohibition of recreational fishing will lead to a loss of
bookings and therefore income while tourism employment will also be
reduced.
The Importance of KI Fishing Adventures and Sanctuary Zone G
 The economic importance of this charter company to the North Coast cannot
be underestimated. We have already outlined their importance to local
boating safety under ‘Safety Issues’ on p.5.
 They take fishermen out to the middle of the Investigator Strait where few
other charter boats go and they have established a good reputation among the
recreational fishing fraternity nationally. It attracts significant numbers of
tourists from SA, interstate and even internationally.
 The resulting good word-of-mouth is good not only for the business but also
Kangaroo Island and South Australia as a whole
 While fishing in Sanctuary Zone G they haveover 1500 marks so that no
overfishing of any one mark occurs
 With 10 customers per trip at $220 per customer and 200 trips per year the
business is estimated to account for 1% of all tourism receipts alone on the
Island
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The influence of KI Fishing Adventures does not stop there. Most of their
customers rent self-catering accommodation on the North Coast. Remove KI
Fishing Adventures and there will be a reduction in self-catering rentals.
The proposed Sanctuary Zone G will make KI Fishing Adventures an unviable
business as most of the fishing occurs there and the business would move to
another part of Australia.
29th July, 2011
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Appendix 1: Third Submission on Sanctuary Zones G & I within the Southern
Spencer Gulf Marine Park
Introduction
This is a third submission by the Committee of the North Coast Marine Park Group.
It is a submission to Minister Paul Caica and the Kangaroo Island Marine Park Local
Advisory Group (MPLAG) in relation to Sanctuary Zones G and I within the
Southern Spencer Gulf Marine Park.
Ideally our Group does not want recreational nor charter fishing bans in any zones.
In the meantime our Group has to minimize the social and economic impact of any
potential fishing bans on the North Coast of Kangaroo Island. Broad support for
minimizing these bans has also been given by the Kangaroo Island Council, which
has sent a report to Minister Caica outlining the social and economic impacts of these
proposed bans.
As such we would like to suggest alternative zones as outlined below.
In consultation with the community of the lower Yorke Peninsula we have also agreed
these proposals with them. Ian Janzow, Chairman of the Western Yorke Peninsula
LAG, has been in close consultation with the Yorke Peninsula community about these
proposals and Ian will be presenting them to his LAG on 14th May.
Should the Western Yorke Peninsula LAG accept these proposals then the proposals
would have the support not only of the Yorke Peninsula community but also the
North Coast Marine Park Group, which itself has 542 members (see Appendix 2 for
the list of people who agreed to support this submission).
With such significant community support we would expect Minister Caica to fully
implement these proposals.
Submission
Remove the Sanctuary Zones G and I in their present location for the reasons outlined
in our first submission of 28th January.
Replace them with the following three new Sanctuary Zones as outlined on the
enclosed map.
1. The suggested new Zone (I) in the middle of Investigator Strait:
 It is 8km by 8km giving a total area of roughly 64 square kilometers
 It covers a significant Whiting breeding ground at Orcades Bank
 It covers a significant length of drop-off on the seabed. This is often where
there are significant numbers of marine flora and fauna.
 It will have negligible impact social and economic impact on the North Coast
of Kangaroo Island and the Yorke Peninsula
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2. Zone G has been reduced in size and relocated eastwards. It has the following
characteristics and benefits:
 It is a total area of roughly 110 square kilometers
 It covers several different types of habitat
3. One small zone on the North Coast of Kangaroo Island and it has the following
characteristics and benefits:
 It is one km by one km
 It is next to the Western River Conservation Park
 It covers several different types of habitat
 It will cause minimal disruption to the community of the North Coast of
Kangaroo Island
Conclusion
These proposals have the support of the members of the North Coast Marine Park
Group, which who total 542.
May, 2011
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Appendix 2: Members of the North Coast Marine Park Group
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
Kevin Pratt
Julie Pratt
Alan Childs
Chris Childs
Peter Macgill
Anne Macgill
WillIam McLaren
Dennel Sullivan
Dean Smith
Darky Biddle
Imran Sullivan
Dan Sullivan
Huia Sullivan
Hans Sullivan
Monique Sullivan
Nigel Brown
Sue Ratahi
Stuart Mainland
Corina Kahui
Simon Heinrich
Tracey Paardekooper
Scott Paardekooper
Peter Stewart
Richard Ordway
Scott Walden
Kimberely Tretheway
Stacey Densen
Simon Wheaton
Eloise Wheaton
Malcolm Smith
Elsie Smith
John Robinson
Di Mitchell
Adelaide Holly
Kirsty Davies
Lucy Macgill
Dimpy Laurie
John Laurie
Anna Laurie
Tim Laurie
Jim Rawson
Paul Davies
Helen Reid
Bradley Smith
Paddy Sullivan
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Middle River
Middle River
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Penneshaw
Penneshaw
Kingscote
Penneshaw
Penneshaw
Kingscote
Penneshaw
Baudin Beach
American River
American River
Island Beach
Island Beach
Tranmere
Penneshaw
Normanville
Medindie
Grange
King George Beach
King George Beach
King George Beach
King George Beach
Glenelg North
Medindie
Penneshaw
Penneshaw
Kingscote
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46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
Sankara Sullivan
Steve Hanson
Julie Hanson
Ben Martin
Paula Martin
Lee Watters
Kobi Watters
Molly Watters
Chris Jones
Phoebe Jones
Elsa Jones
Sam Mumford
Helen Mumford
Jack Mumford
Nick Mumford
Josh Mumford
Doug Nairn
Fiona Nairn
Tom O'Shaunassy
Steven Hodge
Karen Hodge
James Hodge
Duncan Correll
Caroline Correll
Sam Correll
Jack Correll
Steve Holland
Bill Taylor
Caroline Taylor
A.R. Gilbert
F.A. Gilbert
Renee Gilbert
Mark Gilbert
Steven James Larcombe
Tricia Anne Larcombe
Emily Renea Larcombe
April Kate Larcombe
Annmarie Tricia
Larcombe
Gerome VanderLinden
Colin Florance
Sue Florance
Simon Dennis
Tessa Dennis
Maddison Dennis
Olivia Dennis
James Dennis
Kingscote
Kingscote
Kingscote
Kingscote
Kingscote
Western River
Western River
Western River
Gosse
Gosse
Gosse
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Middle River
Middle River
Mount Compass
Snug Cove
Snug Cove
Snug Cove
Pebbly Beach
Pebbly Beach
Pebbly Beach
Pebbly Beach
Western River
Western River
Western River
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Kingscote
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
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92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
Simon Murray
Darry Fraser
Gilder Fraser
Ben Murray
Abby Murray
Bridgit Burns
Harrison Burns
Kate Burns
Dean Dennis
Jean Dennis
Tony Wilson
Gill Wilson
Mark DeLaine
Janine DeLaine
Ben DeLaine
Jo DeLaine
Rod Agars
Peter Trenwith
Jen Trenwith
Leigh Sack
Gavin Willson
Gavin Solly
Candina Faye Williams
Dylan Jake Solly
Jean Shepherd
Martin Altmann
Fiona Altmann
Hugh Watters
Colleen Watters
Elizabeth Johnswood
Roger Roberts
George Jook
Greg Simons
Sharon Simons
Tony Coppins
Sandy Coppins
Peter Wallis
Sam Short
Danielle Short
Jackson Short
Lauchlan Short
Dan Pattingale
Sue Pattingale
Tom Pattingale
Nina Pattingale
Stephen Pattingale
Ian Hallas
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Kingscote
Kingscote
Trott Park/KI
Trott Park
Sheidow Park
Sheidow Park
Hallett Cove
Hallett Cove
Hallett Cove
Aldinga
Aldinga
Glenelg
Hallett Cove
Western River
Western River
Western River
Victor Habour
Murray Bridge
Murray Bridge
Western River
Western River
Western River
Western River
Hallett Cove
Haines, KI
Haines, KI
Banksia Park
Banksia Park
Penneshaw
Western River
Western River
Western River
Western River
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Port Vincent
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139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
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165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
Ivan Smith
Joye Smith
Chantelle Smith
Sharon Tucker
Mark Durbridge
Renae Smith
Michael Smith
Louise Smith
King Smith
Sharna Smith
Chris Zadow
Mick O'Mally
Josie O'Mally
Romi Romi
Niki Graziona
Simon Bruhn
Kym Zadow
Mathew Ingram
Rick Morris
Annie Morris
Bonnie Morris
Tanner Morris
Raemi Morris
Belle Morris
Burnie Puttner
Dimity Gill
Carol Meill
Bob Solly
Laurel Solly
Mark Solly
Darren Dunn
Jack Dunn
Brad Dunn
John Watters
Suzie Watters
Kate Watters
Sam Watters
Rebecca Watters
Emma Watters
Robert Benny
Rosie Benny
Isobel Benny
Stella Benny
Bridget Benny
Robert-roger Benny
Roger Borgmeyer
Rick Walden
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Rainbow Vic
Rainbow Vic
Rainbow Vic
Rainbow Vic
Bowhill
Bowhill
Bowhill
Bowhill
Bowhill
Bowhill
Tailem Bend
Kingscote
Karatta
Karatta
Karatta
Karatta
Karatta
Karatta
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
American River
Mount Gambier
Mount Gambier
Mount Gambier
Banksia Park
Banksia Park
Banksia Park
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Gosse
Gosse
Gosse
Gosse
Gosse
Gosse
Karatta
Houten
15
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
Greg Downing
Tracy Downing
Bailey Downing
Lauren Downing
Olivia Downing
Paul Niekel
Tracey Niekel
Peter Lock
Cath Lock
Daniel Lock
Gill Lock
Jackson Gloin
Harry Gloin
Will Gloin
Dr Kym Nunn
Dr Andrea Miller
Chelsea Nunn
Michael Nunn
Jamie Boyle
Carmen Joseph
Lucas Boyle
Tye Boyle
Emma Boyle
Riley Boyle
Marcus Halloran
Scott Weaver
Margi Weaver
Craig Graham
Kaylene Graham
Josh Graham
Harry VanDenBerg
Adrianna VanDenBurg
Mathew Altman
John Gamble
Jim Chapman
Brian Cutler
Errine Kilgrath
David Buder
Jacob Buder
Chris Beckwith
Reggie Beckwith
Julian VanDenBurg
Simone VanDenBurg
Fleur VanDenBurg
Dr Angus Gidley-Beard
Alistar Gidley-Beard
Steven Childs
Gosse
Gosse
Gosse
Gosse
Gosse
Flagstaff Hill
Flagstaff Hill
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Parndana
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Vivonne Bay
Vivonne Bay
Vivonne Bay
Vivonne Bay
Vivonne Bay
Vivonne Bay
Stokes Bay
Cape Jervis
Cape Jervis
Middle River
Middle River
Middle River
Kingscote
Kingscote
Murray Bridge
Middle River
Middle River
Western River
Western River
Banksia Park
Banksia Park
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Kingscote
Kingscote
Kingscote
Western River
Western River
Karatta
16
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
249
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
278
279
Kerryn Muntz
Patrick Lavers
Marlene Lavers
Phil Cooper
Barb Cooper
Mark Cooper
Michael Walsh
Roslyn Walsh
Owen Holland
Terry May
Cheryl May
Patrick Crowther
Sharon Mathews
Scott Wilson
Lois Wilson
Andy Correll
Di Correll
Shane Waddell
Ruth Waddell
Jamie Bowden
Gaynor Bowden
Nick Hannaford
Lisa Hannaford
Damien Howard
John Crawford
Colleen Crawford
Chris Downing
Clare Downing
Shane Leahy
Ray Clarke
Brenton Florence
Scott Henderson
Damien Florence
Annette Florence
Lauchlan Florence
Cameron Florence
David Stark
Julie Stark
Cate Telfer
Andy Rose
Steven Linheart
Chris Laurie
Chris Dennis
Abbey Dennis
Alex Dennis
Mason Dennis
Peter Corcoran
Karatta
American River
American River
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Western River
Western River
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Kingscote
Kingscote
Gosse
Gosse
Harriett
Harriett
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Middle River
Middle River
Kingscote
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Parndana
Stokes Bay
Kingscote
Middle River
Vivonne Bay
Vivonne Bay
Vivonne Bay
Vivonne Bay
Pebbly Beach
Pebbly Beach
Norwood
Tea Tree Gully
Port Adelaide
King George Beach
Cassini
Cassini
Cassini
Cassini
Robinvale
17
280
281
282
283
284
285
286
287
288
289
290
291
292
293
294
295
296
297
298
299
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
319
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
Craig Drapier
Sean Pearce
Howard Forster
Pat Forster
Greg Forster
Shelley Forster
Gary Neave
Daniel Turner
George Turner
Coral Turner
Richard Howard
Burnie Howard
Tom Wurst
Stephanie Corcoran
Nathan Tretheway
Jen Tretheway
Terry Mayland
Tim May
Bradley May
Mark Brice
David Harnett
Audrey Harnett
Ben Pontifex
Sarah Pontifex
Graham Wurst
Helen Wurst
Sandy Zealand
Steve Halloran
Suzie Halloran
Ella Holloran
Jack Halloran
Ryan Halloran
Eddie Rademacher
Tina Rademacher
Nathan Smith
Des Pratt
Elaine Pratt
Sky Childs
Phillip Prince
Lindy Prince
Georgia Prince
Ben Proud
Darren Treisis
Sam Mazzerata
Joe Rocco
Dale Edwards
Wayne Dawldy
Robinvale
Emu Bay
Smith's Bay
Smith's Bay
Smith's Bay
Smith's Bay
Wisanger
Emu Bay
Wisanger
Wisanger
Kingscote
Kingscote
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Parndana
Robinvale
Western River
Western River
Vivonne Bay
Vivonne Bay
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Emu Bay
Harriett
Harriett
Harriett
Harriett
Harriett
Kingscote
Kingscote
Kingscote
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Karatta
Glenelg
Glenelg
Glenelg
Western River
Western River
Robinvale
Robinvale
Kingscote
Western River
18
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
339
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
351
352
353
354
355
356
357
358
359
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
368
369
370
371
372
373
Darren Guy
Sherilee Binstead
Troy Nissen
Carly Nissen
Max Walker
Michelle Healy
Adam Michael
Aaroon Oakley
Nick Campbell
Sarah Campbell
Jay Bunny
Ben Smith
Lockie Howard
Ben Howard
Brent Kirby
Henry Harvey
Emma Harvey
Steven Clarke
Tara Clarke
Luke Bailey
Lynn Wright
Leila Howard
Shane Bates
Reece Tonkin
Craig Medhurst
Jennifer Medhurst
Lachlan Medhurst
Hamish Medhurst
Lorna Stanton
Troy Kirby
Jolie Kirby
Neil Hayden
Dari Morris
Trevor Bates
Tamara Howard
John Burge
Maureen Burge
Neil Lister
Rohnda Lister
Rudy Seljan
Glenis Seljan
Lucian Binstead
Grizz Somerfield
Melissa Franklin
Brad Wilson
Della Wilson
Fred Lashmar
Tea Tree Gully
Penneshaw
Salisbury Heights
Salisbury Heights
Western River
Western River
Western River
Pinaroo
American River
American River
Baudin Beach
Penneshaw
Penneshaw
Penneshaw
Penneshaw
Baudin Beach
Baudin Beach
Penneshaw
Penneshaw
Seaton
Penneshaw
Baudin Beach
Penneshaw
Penneshaw
Glencoe
Glencoe
Glencoe
Glencoe
Mount Gambier
Penneshaw
Penneshaw
Gawler
Gawler
Penneshaw
Penneshaw
Hallett Cove
Hallett Cove
Penneshaw
Penneshaw
Island Beach
Island Beach
Black Point
Penneshaw
Strathalbyn
Penneshaw
Penneshaw
Antechamber Bay
19
374
375
376
377
378
379
380
381
382
383
384
385
386
387
388
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
396
397
398
399
400
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
415
416
417
418
419
420
Kate Sumner
Penny VonDusa
Dan Keynes
Gary Buick
Peter Holt
Josie Holt
Brian Holt
Tony Ingram
Mark Dunlop
Paul Kernin
Tracey Kernin
Mark Hardy
Clayton Wilson
Desmond Johnston
Rita Johnston
Rhett Wilson
Donald McMulkin
Tracey McMulkin
Shakobi McMulkin
Meki McMulkin
Zane McMulkin
Jake McMulkin
Trad McMulkin
Louise Wilson
Alec Talbot
Julie Talbot
Shane Mensforth
Merrilyn Mensforth
David Hickman
Mark Evans
Helen Evans
Sam Evans
Jack Evans
Brian Williams
Joshua Williams
Fred Taylor
Robert Cox
John McIndoe
Steven Mensforth
Alana Iokan
Brett Mensforth
Anthony Pratt
Kelly Pratt
Carly Buttrose
William Buttrose
Jacob Pratt
Kelly Pratt
Penneshaw
Antechamber Bay
Penneshaw
Penneshaw
Robinvale
Robinvale
Robinvale
Penneshaw
Penneshaw
Cape Jervis
Cape Jervis
Kingscote
Penneshaw
Parndana
Parndana
Penneshaw
Harriett
Harriett
Harriett
Harriett
Harriett
Harriett
Harriett
Penneshaw
Woodville South
Woodville South
North Haven
North Haven
Harriett
Western River
Western River
Western River
Western River
Mount Gambier
Mount Gambier
Western River
Robinvale
Tea Tree Gully
North Haven
Seaton
Seaton
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Harriett
Harriett
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
20
421
422
423
424
425
426
427
428
429
430
431
432
433
434
435
436
437
438
439
440
441
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
449
450
451
452
453
454
455
456
457
458
459
460
461
462
463
464
465
466
467
Paul Housten
Carol Housten
Matthew Housten
Danita Johnston
Rebecca Housten
David Tresidda
Alex Ben
Liz Palmer
Gen French
Dave French
Ben Wood
George Brant
Hamish Brown
Bob Lillecrapp
Hamish Seears
Ben Ross
Nick Teague
Ben Younger
Ali Dillon
Natash Wade
William Brown
Alex Hart
Daniel Alexander
Mathew Aablethorpe
Nicky Fenwick
Stuart Were
David Lucas
Roger Hardingham
David Halloran
Natasha Halloran
Mike Adams
Damien Brown
Brad Hall
Tom Hicks
Angus Downer
Hayley Martin
Andrew Sellars
James Teague
John Moran
Andrew Forte
Lucas Woods
Andrew Bahr
Matt Mclean
Michael Pfitzner
Laura Broad
Tim Phillips
David Barnes
Stokes Bay
Stokes Bay
Devon Park
Devon Park
Sheidow Park
Holbury
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Snug Cove
Snug Cove
Parndana
Parndana
Snug Cove
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
Hamilton
Kangaroo Beach
Kangaroo Beach
21
468
469
470
471
472
473
474
475
476
477
478
479
480
481
482
483
484
485
486
487
488
489
490
491
492
493
494
495
496
497
498
499
500
501
502
503
504
505
506
507
508
509
510
511
512
513
514
Ed Wright
Brad Taylor
Jeff Guy
Jo Guy
Christopher Boyle
Graham Spargo
Niel Vigor
Dan Hayden
Elle Hayden
Peter Neil
Michael Corsk
Dave Hamdorf
Sandy Lillywhite
Jack Dougherty
Peter Dougherty
Marg Vigor
Brett Brooke
Joseph Spitiri
Rhys Hobbs
MW Wright
Morrie Doughtery
Gerry Meffer
Marcus Shea
David Libbis
Anthony Williams
David Bushell
David Wagnell
Jane Bushell
Susan Libbs
David Farrell
Craig Dunn
Jarad Dunn
Robert Martlew
Peter Allen
Mario Patorie
Barry Bass
Joan Bass
Jim Casvto
Alan Watson
Mark Mills
Graeme Clifford
Richard Hayden
Matt Hayden
Thomas Hayden
Glynn Hayden
Luke Hayden
Anthony Ellis
Kangaroo Beach
Horsham
Horsham
Horsham
Island Beach
Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh
Somerton park
Somerton park
Kupunda
Richhaven
Cape Borda
Cape Borda
Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh
Melton
Melton
Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh
Werribee
Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh
Darley
Darley
Helensvale QLD
Helensvale QLD
Bordertown
Bacchus Marsh
Kyneton
Dandenong
Dandenong
Campamia Tas
Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh
Beaumont vic
Flagstaff Hill
Craigmore
Andrews Farm
Elizabeth Downs
Brahama Lodge
Sunbury Vic
22
515
516
517
518
519
520
521
522
523
524
525
526
527
528
529
530
531
532
533
534
535
536
537
538
539
540
541
542
Bevan Braddon
Chris Cook
Chis Paddon
Gary Ellis
Rodney Drayton
John Warnock
Pat Denton
Mark Swan
Gary Sandercock
Barry Sandercock
Adian Fraser
Adrienne Fraser
Zarek Fraser
Aisha Fraser
Malcolm Fraser
Shelley Warner
Ben Walsh
Kirsty Flude
H Walsh
D Walsh
K Flude
P Flude
J Flude
KI Transfers
Steve Cesco
Bonnie Smith
Simon Adams
Jason Broad
Sunbury Vic
Sunbury Vic
Clapham
Glenunga
Sydney
Aldinga
Clapham
Adelaide
Clapham
Light Gardens
Walkey Heights
Walkey Heights
Walkey Heights
Walkey Heights
Moonta Bay
Tarlee
Para Vista
Para Vista
Valley View
Valley View
Port Willunga
Evanston Gardens
Fairview Park
Kingscote
Port Willunga
Port Willunga
Mount Gambier
Hamilton
23
Marine Park 12 - Southern Spencer Gulf Marine Park
Preliminary Sanctuary Zone Scenario Starting Point - Version 1
137°12'0"E
137°24'0"E
34°48'0"S
137°0'0"E
34°48'0"S
136°48'0"E
-5
-3 0
0
-2
-5
C
-10
B
PORT MINLACOWIE
-5
A
-1 5
-30
-1
POINT SOUTTAR
-5
-2
BERRY BAY
Leven Beach CP
-1 5
-3 0
POINT
TURTON
Warooka
-2
0
-5
35°0'0"S
35°0'0"S
Point
Turton
-5
D
7
-2
Hardwicke Bay
-5
Corny Point
POINT ANNIE
Gleeson Landing
Rock Lobster Sanctuary
HARDWICKE BAY
Point
Souttar
-2
DALY HEAD
-1 7
-37
-10
Yorke Peninsula
-13
Warrenben CP
FORMBY BAY
POINT
DAVENPORT
BROWNS BEACH
35°12'0"S
-6
F
ISLAND
-27
-20
PONDALOWIE
BAY
-37
-4
-13
-2
35°12'0"S
ROYSTON
ISLAND
POINT
GILBERT
Point
Davenport CP
GYM BEACH
-10 MIDDLE
STURT BAY
-1
-2
0
E
Innes NP
-1
Marion Bay
POINT YORKE
MARION BAY
-20
-1
-2 0
-9
-4 0
STENHOUSE
BAY
-8
-1
2
Lower Yorke
Peninsula
Marine Park
-2 0
CAPE SPENCER
-30
HAYSTACK ISLAND
-50
-3 0
-3
-3 0
SEAL ISLAND
-9
-40
-2 9
-17
-8
-1 1
-30
8
H
-1 1
0
-3 3
-1 4
Althorpe Islands CP
35°24'0"S
35°24'0"S
-1 8
-35
-3 7
-3 7
-3
7
G
35°36'0"S
-5
-1 0
-5
-5 0
-36
-1 8
-3
I
5
STOKES
BAY
CAPE DUTTON
35°36'0"S
-2 2
-4
-4 2
Lathami CP
-8
Western
Kangaroo
Island
Marine Park
WESTERN RIVER
COVE
CAPE
FORBIN
-18
MIDDLE -22
RIVER
-20
Western River WA
Kangaroo Island
-58
Cape Torrens WA
136°48'0"E
137°0'0"E
137°12'0"E
Possible Sanctuary Zones
Bathymetry
Marine Parks
Coastline (median high water)
Lake - Perennial
Major Road
Lake - Intermittent
Minor Road
137°24'0"E
Produced by
Data Source
Compiled
Projection
Datum
Land Subject to Inundation (STI)
© Copyright Department of Environment and Natural Re sources 2010.
All Rights Reserved. All works and information displayed are subject to Copyright. For
the reproduction Or publication beyond that permitted by the Copyright Act 1968 (Cwlth)
written permission must be sough t from the Department.
Parks and Reserves
Adelaide
Rock Lobster Sanctuaries
Special Purpose Areas
(Harbours)
0
0
10
Kms
Coast and Marine Conservation
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
GPO BOX 1047 Adelaide SA 5001
www.marineparks.sa.gov.au
Marine Parks, Parks and Reserves,
Rock Lobster Sanctuary, Topographic Data
Bathymetry - DENR
Harbours - DENR & Harbors and Navigation Act
8 November 2010
Geographic
Geocentric Datum of Australia, 1994
10
Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information displayed,
the Department, its agents, officers and employees make no rep resentation s, either express
or implied, that the information displayed is accurate or fit for any purpo se and expressly
disclaims all liability for loss or damage arising fro m reliance upon the information displayed.
Nautical Miles
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Marine Park 12 - Southern Spencer Gulf Marine Park
Final Kangaroo Island MPLAG Zoning Advice from Meeting held 16/5/2011
136°45'0"E
136°50'0"E
136°55'0"E
137°0'0"E
137°5'0"E
137°10'0"E
-9
-20
-11
-40
STENHOUSE
BAY
-18
-30
CAPE SPENCER
-8
-8
-11
-30
-12
8
-1
-20
-30
-9
SEAL ISLAND
-9
-50
35°20'0"S
35°20'0"S
0
-2
-37
-30
HAYSTACK ISLAND
-30
-3
0
-40
-30
-29
-18
-33
Althorpe Islands CP
-1
7
-14
35°25'0"S
-35
35°25'0"S
-18
I1
35°35'0"S
35°35'0"S
-4
2
35°30'0"S
35°30'0"S
-37
-37
7
-3
-36
-37
-50
-18
-5
CAPE DUTTON
-35
Lathami CP
-18
WESTERN RIVER
COVE
-76
-8
MIDDLE
-11 RIVER
35°40'0"S
35°40'0"S
-22
Western
Kangaroo
Island
Marine Park
STOKES
BAY
G3
CAPE
FORBIN
-20
Western River WA
Kangaroo Island
8
-5
35°45'0"S
35°45'0"S
This map represents the advice from the Kangaroo Island
Marine Park Local Advisory Group on their preferred zoning scenario.
IMPORTANT: Please note that this final zoning advice from the MPLAG:
- has been developed thanks to the goodwill and hard work of volunteer
MPLAG members over 18 months to May 2011;
- does not necessarily represent the views of all MPLAG members;
- will be closely considered as the SA Government develops draft
management plans with zoning for formal community consultation in late 2011.
136°45'0"E
136°50'0"E
Zoning Advice
Sanctuary Zones
Adelaide
136°55'0"E
137°0'0"E
137°5'0"E
137°10'0"E
Produced by
Special Purpose Areas
(Harbours)
Data Source
Majority Support
Bathymetry
Marine Parks
Coastline (median high water)
Lake - Perennial
Major Road
Lake - Intermittent
Minor Road
Compiled
Projection
Datum
© Copyright Department of Environment and Natural Resources 2011.
All Rights Reserved. All works and information displayed are subject to Copyright. For
the reproduction Or publication beyond that permitted by the Copyright Act 1968 (Cwlth)
written permission must be sought from the Department.
Land Subject to Inundation (STI)
0
Parks and Reserves
0
5
Kms
137°15'0"E
Marine Parks Project
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
GPO BOX 1047 Adelaide SA 5001
www.marineparks.sa.gov.au
Marine Parks, Parks and Reserves,
Topographic Data, Bathymetry - DENR
Harbours - DENR & Harbors and Navigation Act
20 June 2011
Lambert Conformal Conic
Geocentric Datum of Australia, 1994
5
Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information displayed,
the Department, its agents, officers and employees make no representations, either express
or implied, that the information displayed is accurate or fit for any purpose and expressly
disclaims all liability for loss or damage arising from reliance upon the information displayed.
Nautical Miles
DEH MapID: 2011-5032
DEHSt an
dar d
Marine Park 12 - Southern Spencer Gulf Marine Park
Final Yorke Peninsula MPLAG Zoning Advice from Meeting held 14/05/2011
Minlaton
136°50'0"E
137°0'0"E
137°10'0"E
137°20'0"E
137°30'0"E
5
-1
-5
-10
-15
1
PORT MINLACOWIE
2
3
-2
POINT
TURTON
5
Point
Turton
Warooka
6
-2
0
35°0'0"S
Gleeson Landing
Rock Lobster Sanctuary
D1
-27
Hardwicke Bay
-5
-5
POINT ANNIE
Leven
Beach CP
HARDWICKE BAY
Point
Souttar
35°0'0"S
8
-2
Corny Point
-15
C1
-10
4
BERRY BAY
POINT SOUTTAR
-1
- 30
B1
-5
34°50'0"S
-5
34°50'0"S
-30
-2
0
136°40'0"E
7
DALY HEAD
D2
-37
-5
10
-17
-3
9
-15
FORMBY BAY
15F1
POINT
DAVENPORT
-6
-2
PONDALOWIE
BAY
Marion
Bay
Innes NP
-20
-35
-1
ID
1 137° 10' 48.85'', 34° 51' 41.22''
2 137° 12' 54.76'', 34° 51' 41.22''
8
-1
18
-20
-9
100m offshore
-40
-8
-8
-11
3 137° 10' 48.85'', 34° 53' 38.3''
-17
STENHOUSE
BAY
-11
4 137° 12' 54.76'', 34° 54' 12.39''
5 136° 58' 22.66'', 34° 57' 9.49''
17
CAPE SPENCER
6 136° 56' 37.41'', 35° 0' 45.26''
-20
-18
7 136° 55 '30.21", 35° 1' 43.93"
0
-3
-12
HAYSTACK ISLAND
-50
SEAL ISLAND
-30
8 136° 50' 19.5", 34° 57' 30.3"
-30
9 136° 55' 8.6", 35° 6' 21.7"
10 136° 56' 31.9", 35° 6' 21.7"
-3
0
-40
21
20
11 136° 54' 16.8", 35° 8' 3.2"
22
12 136° 55' 21.4", 35° 8' 31.5"
-18
-14
G1
Althorpe Islands CP
19
13 136° 49' 36.86'', 35° 9' 41.4''
14 136° 51' 38.8'' ,35° 9' 41.4''
-35
-33
-18
Coordinates
POINT YORKE
MARION BAY
-20
35°20'0"S
-20
-4
-9
7
-2
MIDDLE
ISLAND
16
POINT
GILBERT
35°20'0"S
35°10'0"S
14
-13
Lower Yorke
Peninsula
Marine Park
Point
Davenport CP
BROWNS BEACH
ROYSTON
ISLAND
STURT BAY
-1
12
GYM BEACH
13
Warrenben CP
E1
11
35°10'0"S
0
-20
Yorke Peninsula
HI
15 136° 49' 36.86'', 35° 11' 24.45''
16 136° 51' 38.8'', 35° 11' 24.45''
7
-3
23
17 136° 54' 46", 35° 18' 8.8"
24
35°30'0"S
19 136° 54' 46", 35° 23' 1"
35°30'0"S
-37
-37
18 136° 57' 59", 35° 15' 57.6"
20 136° 57' 59", 35° 23' 1"
21 137° 6' 10", 35° 22' 51"
22 137° 10' 47", 35° 22' 51"
-37
23 137° 6' 10", 35° 27' 42"
24 137° 10' 47", 35°27' 42"
-22
-4
-42
-10
-5
STOKES
BAY
-50
-36
-18
-1
-3
-5
5
Latham
i CP generated from MPLAG 5 - May 14th 2011
Marine Park 12 changes
to map
-76
WESTERN RIVER
COVE
CAPE
FORBIN
-18
IMPORTANT: Please note that this is the final zoning advice from MPLAG 11 & 12 which;
-20
Western River WA
Kangaroo Island
-58
Cape Torrens WA
136°40'0"E
136°50'0"E
- has been developed thanks to the goodwill and hard work of MPLAG members up to May 2011;
- will be closely considered in the referrals process as the SA Government develops
draft management plans with zoning for formal community consultation in late 2011.
- coordinates provided are a guide only
137°0'0"E
Zoning Advice
Sanctuary Zones
Adelaide
This map represents the majority advice from MPLAG 11 & 12
on the zoning scenarios which were based on community input.
35°40'0"S
Western
Kangaroo
Island
Marine Park
-22
-1
35°40'0"S
-8
MIDDLE
RIVER
137°10'0"E
Majority Support
Rock Lobster Sanctuaries
Special Purpose Area
(Harbours)
Marine Parks
Shore Fishing Allowed
Lake - Perennial
Bathymetry
Lake - Intermittent
Coastline (median high water)
Land Subject to Inundation (STI)
Major Road
Parks and Reserves
Minor Road
Coordinates
137°20'0"E
137°30'0"E
Produced by
Data Source
Compiled
Projection
Datum
Marine Parks Project
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
GPO BOX 1047 Adelaide SA 5001
www.marineparks.sa.gov.au
Marine Parks, Parks and Reserves,
Rock Lobster Sanctuary, Topographic Data
Bathymetry - DENR
Harbours - DENR & Harbors and Navigation Act
16 June 2011
Lambert Conformal Conic
Geocentric Datum of Australia, 1994
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