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Forest Green Reserve (formerly known as Brady Road Reserve) is located south of Jarrahdale Road, in the heart of the Jarrahdale township at the junction of Brady Road and Forest Avenue, within the Serpentine Jarrahdale Shire. It is a portion of State Forest No. 22 vested with the Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) destined to be transferred to the Shire for the purpose of meeting local community passive and action recreational needs.
Forest Green is partially cleared parkland with some native and non-native shade trees. An area to the north has some native understorey which has been enhanced with local native plantings. The reserve is a popular recreation hub for local residents, including an open field for children's kick-about and lovely open air for picnics with picnic shelters, recreational facilities and playground equipment having been established.
Submission period closed on 31 March 2012.
Forest Green Draft Management Plan (1.41Mb)
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The Serpentine Sports Reserve covers a total area of 68 hectares and is located approximately 60km south of Perth. The reserve includes recreational facilities, consisting of a golf club, pony club and polocrosse club, as well as regionally significant areas of remnant vegetation. The Serpentine Jarrahdale Shire sought public comment on the Draft Serpentine Sports Reserve Management Plan through December. The vision for the Serpentine Sports Reserve is to provide a family orientated recreation and conservation area that provides casual, golf and equine organized quality sport and recreation facilities amid well managed regionally significant bushland.
The Serpentine Sports Reserve Management Plan was formally adopted by Council at the February 2012 Ordinary Council Meeting.
Serpentine Sports Reserve Draft Management Plan (1.4Mb)
King Road Pony Club Reserve is located on King Road in the Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale. It is vested with the Shire for the purpose of public recreation and it is also managed for its conservation values. This management plan will guide the continuing cooperative and collaborative management of this important reserve. The Serpentine Jarrahdale Shire is committed to providing unique recreational opportunities for the public while guiding biodiversity protection, enhancement and management in the Shire to incorporate best management practice in land, water, air and biodiversity management.
The King Road Pony Club Reserve Management Plan was formally adopted by Council at the August 2011 Ordinary Council Meeting.
King Road Pony Club Reserve Management Plan (1.7Mb)
The Yangedi Bush Forever and Airfield Reserve is located in the southern part of the Serpentine Jarrahdale Shire. It is vested with the Shire for the purpose of public recreation and it is also managed for its conservation values. The management plan will guide the continuing cooperative and collaborative management of this important reserve. The Serpentine Jarrahdale Shire is committed to providing unique recreational opportunities for the public while guiding biodiversity protection, enhancement and management in the Shire to incorporate best management practice in land, water, air and biodiversity management.
The Yangedi Bush Forever and Airfield Management Plan was formally adopted by Council at the April 2011 Ordinary Council Meeting.
Yangedi Bush Forever and Airfield Reserve Management Plan (6.5MB)
Brickwood reserve is recognised as having significant environmental features, including being a Bush Forever Reference Site and containing one of the largest and most intact examples of a critically endangered threatened ecological community, protected under Federal and State policies, on the Swan Coastal Plain. It is anticipated that urban pressures associated with the growth of Byford in the coming years will place additional pressure on the recreation, access and environmental features of Brickwood Reserve. Recognising this fact, the Shire has prepared a management plan to guide and prioritise the use and management of the reserve in the longer term.
The Brickwood Reserve & Briggs Park Management Plan was formally adopted by Council at the Ordinary Council Meeting held 21 December 2009.
Brickwood Reserve & Briggs Park Management Plan (2Mb)
Korribinjal Brook Reserve, located in the Millbrook area of Jarrahdale, is vested with the Serpentine Jarrahdale Shire for the purpose of public recreation, but due to its conservation value and community interest, it is recommended that the purpose be changed to include conservation. This management plan will guide the continuing restoration of this important natural ecological corridor and consolidate ongoing partnerships for cost effective reserve protection enhancement and management.
The Korribinjal Brook Management Plan was formally adopted by Council at its October 2010 Ordinary Council Meeting.
Korribinjal Brook Management Plan (1Mb)