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ALPINE PLANNING SCHEME 21.08 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS 08/12/2016 C51 The following documents are reference or policy documents to the Alpine Planning Scheme: Name of Document Alpine High Country Tourism Strategic Plan, IER Pty Ltd, November 1995 Alpine Shire 2005 Residential Land Review, August 2006 Alpine Shire 2030 Community Vision, June 2005 Alpine Shire Rural Land Strategy, Alpine Shire Council, 2015 Alpine National Park Management Plan, Department of Conservation and Environment, September 1992 Alpine National Park Management Plan – Bogong Unit, Parks Victoria 2014 Alpine Liveability Plan, Alpine Shire Council, 2009 Alpine Shire Economic Development Strategy 1996-1999 Alpine Shire Stormwater Management Plan Volume 1, 2004, Earth Tech Alpine Shire Strategic Land Use Plan, John Bennett & Bernie Ebbs, 1996 Alpine Shire Town Framework Plan - Bright, Inspiring Place Pty Ltd, 2009 Alpine Shire Town Framework Plan - Dederang, Inspiring Place Pty Ltd, 2009 Alpine Shire Town Framework Plan - Harrietville, Inspiring Place Pty Ltd, 2009 Alpine Shire Town Framework Plan – Mt Beauty and Tawonga South, Inspiring Place Pty Ltd, 2009 Alpine Shire Town Framework Plan - Myrtleford, Inspiring Place Pty Ltd, 2009 Alpine Shire Town Framework Plan - Porepunkah, Inspiring Place Pty Ltd, 2009 Alpine Shire Town Framework Plan - Wandiligong, Inspiring Place Pty Ltd, 2009 Alpine Valleys Agri-food, Rural City of Wangaratta and Alpine Shire Council, 2010 Alpine Region Strategic Tourism Plan 2009-2011, Alpine Shire Council, 2009 Alpine Shire Municipal Emergency Management Plan, Alpine Shire Council, 2012 Bright Future: Urban Design Framework, Hassell, 2003 Bright Water Supply System Plan, North East Water Corporation, 2012 Bright Wastewater System Plan, North East Water Corporation, 2012 Caring for Our Australian Alps Catchments, Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency, Canberra, 2011 Community Profile for Alpine Shire, Insight Social & Health Research, 2008 Change and Disadvantage in the Hume Region, Victoria, DPCD, 2011 Climate Change in the North East Region, DSE, 2008 Climate Change in the North East Region: Socio-economic Resilience Plan, North East Greenhouse Alliance, 2012, Design and Siting Guidelines – Bushfire Protection for Rural Houses, Ministry for Planning and Environment & Country Fire Authority, 1990 Dinner Plain Master Plan, Alpine Shire Council Strategic Services Department, 2008 East Gippsland Regional Catchment Strategy, East Gippsland Catchment & Land Protection Board, June 1997 Great Alpine Road B500 – Wangaratta to Bairnsdale Management Study, 2004 MUNICIPAL STRATEGIC STATEMENT - CLAUSE 21.08 PAGE 1 OF 3 ALPINE PLANNING SCHEME Name of Document Great Alpine Road – Roadside Management Plan Wangaratta to Omeo, 1999 Guidelines for the Protection of Water Quality, North East Planning Referrals Committee, 2001 Guidelines for Transport Impact Assessment Reports, Victoria Government Department of Main Roads, 2006 Harrietville Floodplain Management Plan, Geo Eng Australia Pty Ltd, 2001 Harrietville Floodplain Management Plan, GHD, 2003 Harrietville Water Supply System Plan, North East Water, 2012 Hume Regional Growth Plan, Victorian Government, 2014 Hume Strategy for Sustainable Communities 2010 – 2020, Regional Development Victoria 2010 Landscape Planning & Conservation in North East Victoria, National Trust of Australia (Victoria), 1977 Landscape and Townscape Study Method – A Case Study – Bright, Centre for Environmental Studies, University of Melbourne, 1978 Legends, Wine and High Country Regional Tourism Plan, Tourism Victoria, 1997 Linking Victoria, Roads Corporation Mount Beauty Master Plan, EDAW Gillespies Aust., 2003 Mount Beauty Aerodrome Master Plan, EDM 2011 Mount Beauty/Tawonga South Master Plan, Geoff Sanderson & Assoc., 1998 Mount Beauty Water Supply System Plan, North East Water, 2012 Mount Beauty Wastewater System Plan, North East Water, 2012 Mount Buffalo National Park Management Plan, NRE, 1996 Myrtleford Framework Plan 1990, John Bennett and Associates, 1990 Myrtleford Master Plan Study, Gillespies, 2001 Myrtleford Townscape Study, Michael Nunez, 1990 Myrtleford Floodplain Management Study, Sinclair Knight Merz, 2000 Myrtleford Water Supply System Plan, North East Water Corporation, 2012 Myrtleford Wastewater System Plan, North East Water Corporation, 2012 North East Forest Management Plan 2001 North East Native Vegetation Plan, North East Catchment Management Authority, 2005 North East Waste Water Strategy, North East Water, 2001 North East Water’s Water Plan 3 2013-2018, 2013 North East Regional Catchment Strategy, North East Catchment Management Authority, 2004 North East Regional Landcare Plan, Landcare Victoria, June 1993 North East Regional River Health Strategy, North East Catchment Management Authority, 2006 (Draft) North East Salinity Strategy, North East Catchment & Land Protection Board, December 1997 North East Victoria Review : Final Report, Local Government Board, October 1997 MUNICIPAL STRATEGIC STATEMENT - CLAUSE 21.08 PAGE 2 OF 3 ALPINE PLANNING SCHEME Name of Document (Draft) Ovens Basin Water Quality Strategy, North East Catchment Management Authority, June 1998 Ovens River Catchment Floods, Department of Natural Resources and Environment, 1993 Planning Conditions and Guidelines for Subdivisions, Country Fire Authority, 1991 Planning Permit Applications in Open Potable Water Supply Catchment Areas, Department Sustainability and Environment, Nov 2012 Porepunkah Aerodrome Master Plan, Airports Plus Pty Ltd. 2005 Protection of Mt Beauty WWTP from Residential Encroachment by ESO, Consulting Environmental Engineers, February 2015 Recommended Separation Distances for Industrial Residual Air Emissions Guidelines, EPA publication number 8913, February 2013 Shire of Bright Conservation Planning Study, Centre for Environmental Studies, University of Melbourne, December 1976 Shire of Bright Local Conservation Strategy, August 1994 Shire of Bright – Rural Land Mapping Project, Town and Country Planning Board, 1980 Shire of Myrtleford – Rural Land Mapping Project, Town and Country Planning Board, 1978 The Thematic Environmental History of Alpine Shire, LRGM Services, 2004 Timber Industry Road Evaluation Study (TIRES) – Funding Needs Analysis of Local Roads Servicing the Timber Industry of North East Victoria 2006-2010 Towards a Victorian Private Forestry Strategy, Private Industry Taskforce, 1997 Upper Ovens River Flood Study, Earth Tech, 2004 Urban Stormwater: Best Practice Environmental Guidelines, 2006, CSIRO Victorian Bushfire Royal Commission 2009 - Final Report, 2010 Victoria in Future, Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, 2015 Wandiligong Heritage Guidelines, 2016 Wastewater Forward Development Plan for Bright-Porepunkah, Final Report, Kellog Brown & Root Pty Ltd, 2005 Wastewater Forward Development Plan for Myrtleford, Final Report, Kellog Brown & Root Pty Ltd, 2005 Wastewater Strategy, North East Water Corporation, 2012 Water Supply Master Plan for Mount Beauty, Final Report, Beca Pty Ltd, 2004 Water Supply Demand Strategy, North East Water Corporation, 2012 MUNICIPAL STRATEGIC STATEMENT - CLAUSE 21.08 PAGE 3 OF 3.
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