Was anything ever true at Phoslock, page-27

This is a trial on a portion of the river. It is stated further that if this trial is successful then more funding will be required from State Govt which will be challenging - so want to demonstatre that this works.

" Implementation of the second, third and fourth stages (off-stream treatment wetlands, instream structures and enhancement of the Rotary Park Basin, respectively) would entail significant capital and ongoing operational expenditure, securing of funding for which is likely to be challenging"

"Requests that the CEO present a further briefing to the Council, no later than April 2024, setting out – a. A further update, review and proposed future direction to be considered by Council, with respect to the City’s role as interim asset manager for the Lower Vasse River and Toby Inlet, including addressing the specific matters identified below; b. Water quality monitoring data and analysis with respect to – i, The outcomes of stage 1 and 2 sediment removal projects; and ii. the outcomes for the planned large-scale application of Phosphorus binding clay; and c. Note that although Stage 3 sediment removal may be completed by April 2024, there will be insufficient time to consider the water quality impacts for this stage; and d. Provide a Community Information/Planning Session to coincide with the Council Briefing, addressing all of the above"