King Solomons Throne (a large rocky mountain) and an alpine tarn on a sunny day.
King Solomons Throne in the Walls of Jersualem National Park. (photograph: Cam Blake)

Walls of Jerusalem Recreation Zone Plan Implementation Project

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​​​The Parks and Wildlife Service (PWS) invited public submissions on the Walls of Jerusalem Recreation Zone Plan Implementation Project. The project has been managed by PWS including the design, construction and ongoing operation. The environmental assessment and project planning addressed statutory requirements including the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area Management Plan 2016. 

The purpose of the public consultation was to finalise the design of the project and the environmental assessment for the Reserve Activity Assessment (RAA) before commencing construction in 2020.

This project aimed to build infrastructure to protect the Parks’ sensitive vegetation communities while providing an improved recreational experience for visitors.

The RAA and supporting documents describe the development proposal to improve management of the site. The proposal included consolidating the three major campsites at Wild Dog Creek, Dixons Kingdom and Lake Adelaide and provide improved facilities. 

Sections of the circuit loop walking track of Wild Dog Creek – Dixons Kingdom – Lake Adelaide will also be upgraded to provide a safe multiday circuit walk.

Project Stages






Stage 1 - Draft Environmental I​m​pact Statement (EIS) and supporting information accepted as suitable for public consultation.
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​Stage 2 - Public consultation process advertised in three regional papers. Draft EIS and supporting information available on the ‘Have your say’ page of PWS website.​


Stage 3 - The period for making public submissions closed. Final EIS and Submission Report prepared by proponent, addressing comments received during the public consultation process.
 
Stage 4 - Assessment of the final EIS completed and PWS prepares an Environmental Assessment Report (EAR) including the submission report and public submissions.
 
Stage 5 - Final EIS, EAR, statement of reasons and public submissions are published on the PWS website EIA page​.

​Key Dates​

Public consultation period begins

  • ​Friday, 17 January 2020

Close of comment period

  • ​Monday, 10 February 2020

Final EIS assessment completed

  • ​Wednesday, 24 June 2020

EIS, EAR, statement of reasons and public submissions published

  • ​Wednesday, 24 June 2020

Environmental Assessment Report​

  Environmental Assessment Report Walls of Jerusalem National Park Recreation Zone Plan Implementation Project   (862Kb)​

Reference Documents

  Walls of Jerusalem Recreation Zone Plan Implementation Project   (8Mb)

  Appendix A - Natural Values Assessment   (8Mb)

  Appendix B - Walking Track Alignment & Redevelopment Report   (4Mb)

  Appendix C - Onsite Wastewater Assessment (Dixons Kingdom)   (2Mb)

  Appendix D - Onsite Wastewater Assessment (Lake Adelaide)   (2Mb)

  Appendix E - Concept Designs (Dixons Kingdom)   (8Mb)

  Appendix F - Concept Designs Wild Dog Creek   (4Mb)

  Appendix G – TWWHA Management Plan Additional Assessment Criteria   (631Kb)

  Appendix H Walking Track Classification Policy   (516Kb)