DETAIL: 
The highest priorities for permanent retention, by statutory protection, or by public acquisition of freehold or development rights if necessary, of large areas of unreserved or partly reserved open space land, including wetlands, abutting Port Phillip or whose development would harm the Port Phillip environment, are as follows: 

• The open space land bounded by the northern boundary of the Mount Eliza Business College, Kunyung Road, a straight line along Albatross Avenue to Gunyong Creek,  Gunyong Creek, Nepean Highway, the western boundary of the Mornington Country Golf Club, Caraar Creek Lane, and the coastline of Port Phillip.

 
• The open space land bounded by Queen Street, Altona; the rear boundaries of freehold lots on Maidstone Street, Altona; the coastline of Port Phillip, the eastern boundary of the main Geelong Grammar School site on the western side of Limeburners Bay, and a line from there back to Queen Street, Altona, that is one kilometre inland from the Port Phillip coast, together with the parts of the Point Cook Airfield outside that area, and RAAF Lake and the open space between it and the roads nearest it, and the Truganina Swamp and adjacent Mebourne Water Drainage Basin.

 
• The open space land within one kilometre of the Swan Bay coast, together with the whole of Swan Island and each of the other islands, Duck, Sand, Mangrove and Tip, having some of their coastline as part of Swan Bay.

 
• The open space land within one kilometre of the coast of Port Phillip between Eastern Beach Reserve, Geelong, and Point Richards, Portarlington, together with the open space land between the Geelong-Portarlington Road east of Clifton Springs and the Port Phillip coastline that is visible from any point on that part of Port Phillip Bay adjacent to that coastline and up to one kilometre from it.

 
• The open space land within one kilometre of the coast of Port Phillip between Nelson Place, Williamstown, and the western boundary of the W. G. Cresser Reserve, Altona, together with the open space on either side of the Kororoit Creek and the adjacent Cherry Lake, Altona, and its associated  Reserve and Conservation Area.

 
• The open space land called “Tootgarook Swamp”, some 340 hectares of freehold dune and marshland, with much indigenous flora and fauna, on the north side of Browns Road, Boneo, and the east side of Truemans Road, from which Chinaman’s Creek, which enters Port Phillip at Rosebud West, gains much of its water.