Collection: Local Book

South Creek catchment spans major growth and agricultural areas of Western Sydney, from Blacktown and Fairfield to the suburbs of Penrith, and covers about 30% of the Sydney Region. The principle aims of the study were to identify the current status of environmental activity related to the catchm...

Structural and non-structural floodplain management were investigated to mitigate existing flood problems estimation of flood damages and evaluation of economic viability of structural options also covered sociological impacts flora and fauna impacts.

The Floodplain Risk Management Study documents the outcomes of a detailed assessment of the viability of a range of potential floodplain risk management options. This study is the culmination of many months of investigation, analysis and flood modelling, which has been supported by valuable contr...

The Floodplain Risk Management Study documents the outcomes of a detailed assessment of the viability of a range of potential floodplain risk management options. This study is the culmination of many months of investigation, analysis and flood modelling, which has been supported by valuable contr...

The Floodplain Risk Management Study documents the outcomes of a detailed assessment of the viability of a range of potential floodplain risk management options. These options were identified in consultation with the Committee and the broader community and were targeted toward reducing existing a...

The Floodplain Risk Management Study documents the outcomes of a detailed assessment of the viability of a range of potential floodplain risk management options. These options were identified in consultation with the Committee and the broader community and were targeted toward reducing existing a...

The idea of developing the South Creek Park as an historic village was adopted by the St Marys Historical Society and service clubs. It would stretch over 5 km from Mamre to Dunheved. It would show the way of life of early farmers, townsfolk and tradesmen