Management of Greenways

 

Greenways Management

The Greenways are managed through the s.355 Greenways Management Committee (see more below) of the Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council (QPRC).

Principles for management of the Greenways

  1. Environmental protection is to be observed in relation to the management and administration of the Greenways;
  2. The Greenways (both the land and its other resources) are to be used and managed in a sustainable manner;
  3. Safe and diverse (non-motorised)  uses and enjoyment of the greenways are tobe encouraged, and;
  4. The Greenways are to be maintained in as natural state as possible.

Objectives of the Greenways Master Plan and Strategy

The primary objective of the Master Plan is to provide a 10-year strategy for the development an maintenance of the Bywong/Wamboin Greenways network, to be reviewed by the s.355 Committee on a regular basis.

Other objectives are:

a) to provide and maintain the amenity of the Greenways for the enjoyment of the community

b) to raise public awareness of the importance of the Greenways and to encourage community participation in

i) any actions recommended in implementing the Greenways development and management strategy

ii) use of the Greenways in accordance with their strategic objectives

c) to minimise the effect of soil erosion that might arise from usage

d) to encourage and otherwise ensure the conservation of natural flora and fauna

e) to monitor and control the introduction and spread of weeds

f) to protect all waterways, ephemeral or permanent

g) to protect all identified significant areas or sites, whether environmental or cultural e.g. culturally modified trees.

Bywong/Wamboin Greenways Master Plan 2024

Further to community consultation on a Draft, the Bywong/Wamboin  Greenways Master Plan was submitted to, and endorsed by, Council in late 2024.

The Greenways Master Plan 2024 contains a map of the Bywong/Wamboin Greenways network together with a code and an identifier for all links forming the network.  A downloadable and foldable  Greenways Brochure  contains a copy of the Greenways map (below).

Greenways are marked on the QPRC cadastral map, and the segments are labelled as below, commencing at section 1/segment 1a and ending at section 12.

Greenway SectionIDSegment
Extension to Newington Road (to be deleted as has now been developed as a road)11a
Newington Road to end of Harriet Rd extension11b
End Birchmans Grove to Newington Road11c
Harriott Road extension1d
Harriott Road extension to T-junction1e
T-junction to Denley Drive1f
Warramunga Close to Norton Road22a/2b/2c
Denley Drive to back of 441 Weerona Drive33a
Beside 441 WeeronaDrive33b
Back of 441 Weerona Drive to Weerona Drive South33c/3d/3e/3f
Hogan Drive to Millpost Hill44a
Millpost Hill4
Millpost Hill to Denley Drive44b
Denley to Greenway 344c
Greenway 3 to Majors Close55
254 Weerona Srive to 1203 Norton Road66a/6b/6c
End Harriott Road extension to Birchmans Grove77a
Birchmans Grove to Yurunga Drive77b/7c/7d
Yuranga Drive to Yuranga Drive post community bore77e
Clare Valley Place to Valley View Lane88
Birriwa Road to back of Les Reardon Reserve99a
Les Reardon Reserve to T-junction99b
Millynn Road to Donnelly Road (middle section)10
Cooper Road to Kowen Forest11
Bingley Way to forest (road)1212a
Forest to ACT border1212b

 

 

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Earlier versions of the Master Plan are:

Greenways Master Plan (Version 1.1) (2018)

Greenways Master Plan (Version 1.2) (2020)

s.355 Greenways Management Committee

The Committee comprises representatives of the primary Greenways user groups and arranges necessary maintenance works in association with Council staff and periodic working bees that are supported by voluntary labour provided by local residents.

The Committee can be contacted via greenwayscommittee@gmail.com.

All Greenways website pages are maintained by the Greenways Management Committee.  

Last updated  21 March 2025.