Lennox Head Coast Care
HISTORY
Brian Smith started Lennox Head Coast Care in about 2002 when he was president of the Lennox Head Residents Association. There is a memorial plaque at the Southern end of the 'Brian Smith Boardwalk' dedicated to his service to the local community. The plaque reads...
Brian Smith started Lennox Head Coast Care in about 2002 when he was president of the Lennox Head Residents Association. There is a memorial plaque at the Southern end of the 'Brian Smith Boardwalk' dedicated to his service to the local community. The plaque reads...
BRIAN SMITH BOARDWALK
IN MEMORY OF BRIAN CLYDE SMITH
13.1.1933 – 17.8.2011
FOR HIS SIGNIFICANT DEVOTION AND CONTRIBUTION
TO THE LENNOX HEAD COMMUNITY
PRESIDENT OF THE
LENNOX HEAD RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
1989 – 2008
THE QUIET ACHIEVER
IN MEMORY OF BRIAN CLYDE SMITH
13.1.1933 – 17.8.2011
FOR HIS SIGNIFICANT DEVOTION AND CONTRIBUTION
TO THE LENNOX HEAD COMMUNITY
PRESIDENT OF THE
LENNOX HEAD RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
1989 – 2008
THE QUIET ACHIEVER
Following Brian's retirement from Coast Care, Ross Richardson and then Glenn Charleston carried on the Coast Care baton. Subsequently, Glenn handed over the reins in 2022 and moved to the Gold Coast.
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DUNE & FORESHORE PROTECTION
The Coast Care group assist Council by looking after the foreshore fencing from Lennox Point to the Northern Lake Ainsworth.
Most of the fencing is traditional post & galvanised wire. The galvanised wires are gradually being replaced with flexible white plastic sight wire as it is less prone to damage.
Some treated pine post and rail fencing is surviving though (like the post & wire fencing), it is deteriorating with age.
SURFING SANTA
The Coast Care Group undertake the erection of Surfing Santa at the North entrance to the village each December and take it down in January - see https://lennoxheadheritage.com/surfing-santas/
THE TEAM
Current membership consists of 5 individuals with varying skills.
Working bees are run as required (usually fortnightly) to maintain foreshore fencing in an acceptable state of repair.
Anyone interested in helping out can contact Gary Patterson 0439866337.
The Coast Care group assist Council by looking after the foreshore fencing from Lennox Point to the Northern Lake Ainsworth.
Most of the fencing is traditional post & galvanised wire. The galvanised wires are gradually being replaced with flexible white plastic sight wire as it is less prone to damage.
Some treated pine post and rail fencing is surviving though (like the post & wire fencing), it is deteriorating with age.
SURFING SANTA
The Coast Care Group undertake the erection of Surfing Santa at the North entrance to the village each December and take it down in January - see https://lennoxheadheritage.com/surfing-santas/
THE TEAM
Current membership consists of 5 individuals with varying skills.
Working bees are run as required (usually fortnightly) to maintain foreshore fencing in an acceptable state of repair.
Anyone interested in helping out can contact Gary Patterson 0439866337.
