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Environmental Levy Program

A regional $25 environmental levy was introduced to help preserve the Fraser Coast's unique natural environment.

Funds from the levy allowed Council to purchase environmentally significant lots.

To date Council has purchased six properties.

Lot PlanAddressArea (ha)PurchasedValues
1 RP859765Allerton Rd, Booral24.5June 2007remnant open forest, rainforest, shell middens and koalas
261 M37876Mathieson Rd, Booral16.2July 2007remnant open forest, rainforest and koalas
262M37876Mathieson Rd, Booral15.9July 2007remnant open forest, rainforest and koalas
2RP212432Pialba Burrum Hds Rd, Beelbi Creek24.0October 2010remnant wetland, rare Melaleuca cheelii trees and vulnerable wallum froglets
61CK1108Pialba Burrum Hds Rd, Beelbi Creek17.8October 2010remnant wetland, rare Melaleuca cheelii trees and vulnerable wallum froglets
17M37876River Heads Rd, Booral15.9October 2010"Woodland Park" koalas, remnant open forest and endangered black breasted button quail

 

The environmental levy was expanded in the 2010/2011 Budget to provide critical funding to address a broader range of environmental issues facing the Fraser Coast but still includes the option for future purchase of land.

Buying land is not the only method Council is using to protect environmentally significant land.

We are developing a regional planning scheme and land use strategy which will provide a planning framework for improved protection of significant natural areas.

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