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(b)

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(d)
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(g)

(J) any areas where replanting or rehabilitation of native vegetation is to be
undertaken; and

the sequence, timing and pattern of work that will involve interference with
vegetation; and
procedures for interfering with vegetation and disposal of cut vegetation; and
management strategies for controlling declared plants or undesirable species; and
proposals for controlling erosion; and
proposals for protecting riparian zones; and

any other relevant matters reasonably required by the local government.

(4) The local government may also require a property vegetation management plan to display

wetlands.

(5) Property vegetation management plans may be—

(a)

(b)
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proposed by an applicant for a permit before the local government has made its
decision; or
volunteered by the holder of a permit; or

required by the local government’*.

(6) Property vegetation management plans must be developed in consultation with—

(a)
(b)
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the local government; and

the owner of the property; and

the appropriately qualified resource management agency/department approved by
the local government; and ,

where the local government considers it reasonably necessary, persons the local
government considers to be appropriately qualified to advise on particular issues

specified by the local government.

(7) Property vegetation management plans apply from any date approved by the local

government or other qualified authority and specified in a written notice.

(8) The holder of a property vegetation management plan must comply with the terms of the ©

property vegetation management plan.

(9) Where a property vegetation management plan is to be renewed and alterations are

contemplated, negotiation must be entered into three months before the plan expires.

24 See section 13 of this local law.