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Beaumaris Foreshore Reserve (Part of Moorabbin Beach Park)


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The Beaumaris Foreshore Reserve is part of what was originally called Moorabbin Beach Park (because

it was in what was then the Shire of Moorabbin)
when the Victorian Government permanently reserved
it from sale by
its Orders-in-Council
below, made under various Land Acts, most
recently the Land Act 1901
(1 Edw. VII No. 1749).
 

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The last of those
Orders-in-Council below were proclaimed in the Victoria Government Gazettes of 5 September 1906
on Page 3764 and 17 October 1906
on Page 4305 to become Moorabbin Beach Park‘s
most recent extension.


That history is recited at Item 1 of Schedule 1 of
Victoria’s Land
(Miscellaneous Matters) and National Tennis
Centre (Amendment) Act 1994, which deplorably excised from the
Beaumaris Foreshore Reserve 2,000 square metres of
land for a Crown
lease to Beaumaris Motor Yacht Squadron Ltd.

*Date of
Order-in-Council
Date of
Gazette
entry
Page No.
Details
1888-07-301888-08-032480
Notice of
intention to permanently reserve 24.5
hectares
of foreshore from South Road, Brighton, to
Hampton Street,
Hampton, as specified
1888-09-031888-09-072783Notice of
permanent reservation of the 24.5 hectares
of foreshore from South Road, Brighton, to
Hampton Street,
Hampton, as described above
1891-02-241891-02-271054
Notice of
intention to permanently reserve 80 hectares

of foreshore from Hampton Street, Hampton,
to the
Mordialloc Creek, as specified

1891-03-241891-03-261388
Notice of the
permanent reservation of the 80 hectares
of foreshore from Hampton Street, Hampton,
to the
Mordialloc Creek, as described above
1906-08-281906-09-053764Notice of
intention to permanently reserve all the
land
between the high and low water marks
abutting all of
the above reserved foreshore land
1906-10-091906-10-174305
Notice of the
permanent reservation of all the land
between the high and low water marks
abutting
all of the above reserved foreshore land

The present Permanent Public
Recreation Reserve created by the above three
Orders-in-Council should come under the current Crown Land (Reserves)
Act 1972, which continues in
force earlier permanently reserved
Crown lands.

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The most recent official
statements on the Reserve appear in Recommendation E4 of the Final Report of the
Victorian Environment Assessment Council’s 2011
study of Crown Land in the Melbourne Metropolitan
Area. That recommendation is that the Victorian
Government should create a 3-hectare nature reserve
for all of the foreshore reserve between Charman Road and Hutchison
Avenue.

*The Beaumaris Foreshore Reserve
land pictured below had a concrete bicycle
road extension built on it in 2013 by
removing a 3.5 metre-wide swathe of coastal bushland
to do so.

Beach Park: Cromer Rd to Charman Rd

 

 

Link to the Port Phillip
Conservation Council Inc. – BCS Inc. has been a Member
Organization of it since 1970

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