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HIGH WATER LEVEL 174.8AS OBSERVED JULY 2020

LOW WATER LEVEL 174.5ASSUMED

Extent

175.3

175.77

176.25

177.5

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1500300

10957300

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Minninup Pool:Indicative Details

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Typical terrace section: Concrete path at water level with 2m wide and 11m wide terraces

Examples: Concrete path at water level following the shoreline and wheelchair accesible path.

Curved seating (potentially Waugal seat) and Indicative lookoutPotential Yarning circle

Typical parking detail.Indicative retaining wall, steps and central handrail.

AS OBSERVED JULY 2020

LOW WATER LEVEL 174.5

HIGH WATER LEVEL 174.8

ASSUMED

STABILISED SURFACE MATERIAL

176.0 (DECK)

ASSUMED ONLY EXTENT OF SURVEY DATA

174.0

PROPOSED DECKFIBER REINFORCED PLASTIC (FRP)ON S.STEEL FRAME

SEATING PLINTH BEYOND

STAINLESS STEEL LEGS SLEEVEDAND DRIVEN INTO BANK

COIR LOG

STAIRS - 350 TREADS / 175 RISERSFRP - MINI-MESH TREADS

ON 50EA FRAME

STAINLESS STEEL H/RAIL (50.4OD)ONE SIDE ONLY

STAINLESS STEEL STRINGERS(100X6EA)

EXISTING BANK PROFILE

NATIVE VEGETATION RETURNING

176.0

COIR LOG STAKES

4000

6500

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5000

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1640

2100

TIMBER DECKING

FRP MINI-MESH

345

Minninup Pool:Indicative Swimming & Canoe Decks

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Nornalup floating canoe access Nhangghangunha swimming deck

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River Access Palette

Typical Plan View

Minninup Pool:Indicative Structures, Furniture & Planting

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Minninup:Interpretation

Interpretation is the name we give to information and storytelling about a place, or the special meaning it has to people. • It can increase visitor awareness and understanding of what is special about Minninup• It can increase visitor enjoyment by guiding visitors to activities, or helping them identify plants, birds and animals • It can guide visitors behaviour to minimise visitor impacts• And it can generate community support for the project.We try and use graphic art and interesting materials to build a theme throughout the whole site.

We like to have a visual theme that recurs throughout the interpretation.

Our idea for this project is a - Waugal, shape of Collie river through town ending at Minninup Pool

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Minninup Interpretation:Examples from other places & Suggested Topics

Main Welcome sign at picnic area Welcome to Minninup Pool – a sacred place for Kaniyang Wilman people Here we tell the story of the bearded Waugal.

Reverse side Site Orientation map and district map.

In main picnic area: two panelsmaybe bird ID, and feral ducks –don’t feed them?Near lookout or old diving board stepsarea: one panel maybe Sea-eagle story, or water gives fire story? Others?Sandy Beach: one panelNoongar food from the river? Yangitreeds, mussels, fish?Near old rowing club: two panelsRowing club story - popular spot forrecreation, historic photos, racecourse?Walk trail with ten trail-side panels (400x300 inclined) Showing Noongar life, use of plants and animals etc.

Other panels: Low horizontal inclined 800x400 panels

400x300

800x400

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Minninup:Additional Opportunities

There’s an opportunity to further develop interpretation off-site through the use of mobile phones and QR codes that link to website content of remarkable depth and up to date accuracy.

Whadjuk Trail Network on Noongar land in the western suburbs of Perth uses QR Codes on its trails. When scanned, the QR Code allows trail users to listen to Aboriginal stories and songs, and to learn additional information about the fauna and flora in the area.

QR Codes & Technology

Waugul Entry Sculpture

Waugal Sculpture Park, Donybrook WA