Coastal Action Plans

Coastal Action Plans (CAPs) are the key statutory mechanism available to the Central Coastal Board for implementing the Victorian Coastal Strategy.

The Central Coastal Board has developed four CAPs. The implementation of each is supported by a specialised Steering Committee comprised of a CCB Board or staff member and representatives from stakeholder agencies and organisations.

 

Boating Coastal Action Plan This Project will review the existing BCAP and revise it to ensure the plan’s relevance and currency for another five years i.e. 2013 to 2018. Revision of Boating Coastal Action Plan
	Boating Coastal Action Plan 2007 The Boating CAP aims to provide a vision for the future use and improvement of the boating network within the central region.
	Mount Eliza to Point Nepean Coastal Action Plan 2005 The Mt Eliza to Point Nepean CAP addresses the challenge of managing high demands for recreational use along the Mornington Peninsula.
	Corio Bay Coastal Action Plan 2005 The Corio Bay CAP is a sub-regional planning document for the coastal areas around Corio Bay.
	Waterfront Geelong Coastal Action Plan 1998 Closed 2004 with ongoing actions carried over to Corio Bay CAP The Waterfront Geelong Coastal Action Plan was developed to improve of land management for Waterfront Geelong.