Environmental Management
Council's primary objective for our environment is to ensure that the natural assets of Bass Coast are promoted and managed in a sustainable manner so they can be enjoyed now and by future generations. Our priority issues and actions are identified in the Environment Sustainability Plan 2008 to 2013.
Our team's vision, objective and responsibility is to ensure that our Bass Coast environment is well looked after, now and for future generations.
Installation of the fleximat boat ramp at Coronet Bay will commence in November 2011.
A Boating Action Plan for the Anderson Road Boat Ramp at Cowes has been adopted by Council. Actions from the Boating Action Plan have begun.
The Environment Sustainability Plan 2008-2013 is the team's key strategic document directing the environment activities of Bass Coast. The purpose of the Plan is to ensure the things we do today do not compromise the economy, environment or community in the future.
Impacts from climate change are coming to Bass Coast
Council manages 42 kilometres of foreshores within Bass Coast. Want to know where they are?
Council is taking action in areas where private landowners have taken over foreshore or bushland reserves.
There is a difference between plants and what is considered a "weed" in Bass Coast. Council provides brochures to set you in the right direction when it comes to planting in a healthy environment.
New and improved, Council's Land Management Rebate Scheme (LMR) formerly the Rural Rate Rebate (RRR), offers financial incentives on an annual basis for those looking to enrich and improve their land.
For the safety of visitors and residents, rural property owners should be aware of these guidelines.