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24647 Seaview Tce Enviro Mgmt Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnList of Referenced Legislation & Codes of Practice – Environment
HB-HSEQ-F-005-A Version 5
Issue Applicable Legislation / Regulating Major Requirements of Legislation
Guidelines / Standards Authority
Native Fauna Environment Protection and Biodiversity DEPI VIC All fauna is protected under the Nature Conservation Act
Conservation Act 199 (including common animals)
Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988 Do not injure or harm animals that may be in the way of
Wildlife Act 1975 works.
Wildlife Regulations 2002
Victorian Conservation Trust Act 1972
Vegetation Environment Protection and Biodiversity DEPI VIC Disturbing remnant native vegetation on private land and any
Conservation Act 199 vegetation on government land (e.g. regrowth on leasehold)
Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988 will require a permit.
Catchment and Land Protection Act 1994 VIC All Victorian Planning Schemes a planning permit is required
Local Government Act 1989 to remove, lop or destroy native vegetation, including dead
Local Councils
trees of a particular height or width, unless a relevant
exemption applies. Native vegetation includes any and all
locally native trees, shrubs, herbs and grasses. Planning
schemes are administered by Local Governments.
Weed management Catchment and Land Protection Act 1994 VIC DEPI VIC Pest management laws define different classes of declared
weeds and required management strategies for each. It is
illegal to introduce certain classes of declared plants (I.e.
there is a legal obligation to prevent weed spread).
Must wash down vehicles to prevent the spread of weeds
between areas
Heritage Issues
Discovery of Bones or Victorian Heritage Act 1995 DEPI VIC The duty of care under the legislation protects not just
Artefacts (Discovery of items registered cultural heritage sites but all sites
of European or Indigenous The discovery of bones or artefacts must be reported to DEPI
Cultural Heritage Discovery and the artefacts must not be interfered with.
of Bones or Artefacts)
Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 DEPI VIC Any bones or artefacts found must be protected and
conserved.
Aboriginal ownership of any items found must be recognised.
Cultural Heritage Victorian Heritage Act 1995 DEPI VIC The duty of care under the legislation protects not just
registered cultural heritage sites but all sites
A Cultural Heritage survey may be required, and for some
projects a Cultural Heritage Management Plan. An application
for local government approval may also need to be lodged.
Infrastructure Services
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