Documents Relating To Water Management At Kingston And Arthur's Vale Historic Area (kavha), Norfolk Island.

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This FOI release contains a project delivery report for the Arthur's Vale Creek Fencing and Rehabilitation Project (June-September 2020) at Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area, Norfolk Island. The project addressed extensive damage and erosion to Watermill Creek from cattle grazing and pollution concerns, with objectives to revegetate the creek system and improve water quality as outlined in the 2019 Conservation Landscape Masterplan. The document details project methodology, site works, archaeology records, and fencing installation across the heritage-listed agricultural landscape, which dates to 1788 and represents one of Australia's earliest surviving colonial agricultural areas. No specific cost, schedule, or risk escalation details are evident in the excerpt provided. The project scope involved creek rehabilitation from the Mill Dam to Pier Street Bridge, including works in Kingston Common marsh area flowing to Emily Bay.