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(Carrying Capacity) Determination 2019 Australian Capital Territory Stock (Carrying Capacity) Determination 2019 Notifiable instrument NI2019-433 made under the Stock Act 2005, s 7 (Stock-carrying capacity) 1 Name of instrument This instrument is the Stock (Carrying Capacity) Determination 2019. 2 Commencement This instrument commences on the day after its notification day. 3 Determination of stock-carrying capacity I determine the stock-carrying capacity for the leased land described in schedule 1, columns 1 and 2, to be the stock units specified in schedule 1, column 3. 4 Revocation This instrument revokes the Stock (Carrying Capacity) Determination 2013 (No 2) (NI2013-318). Ben Ponton Director-General Environment, Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate 27 June 2019 Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au SCHEDULE 1 COLUMN 3 COLUMN 1 Stock District or COLUMN 2 Units Division Block numbers (DSE) Belconnen Block 1600 586.19 Belconnen Block 1599 244.07 Belconnen Block 50 499.92 Belconnen Block 1382 615.13 Belconnen Block 1329 200 Belconnen Blocks 1634, 1602 1168.39 Blocks 1591, 1592, 1593, 1594, 1595, Belconnen 1596, 1597 1201.54 Belconnen Blocks 1491, 1492, 1587 342.76 Bonner Blocks 7, 11 S.2 16.99 Booth Blocks 69, 91, 115, 116, 117 248.66 Booth Blocks 80, 82, 87, 88 2489.15 Booth Block 39 828.48 Booth Blocks 86, 133 187.92 Booth Blocks 72, 73, 132 4025.49 Booth Blocks 118, 119, 120, 124, 136 650 Booth Block 21 20 Booth Block 101 380.2 Booth Blocks 96, 97 122.38 Booth Block 130, 134 632.9 Booth Block 62 420.15 Booth Block 2 490 Booth Blocks 93, 94 960.27 Booth Block 123 700 Casey Block 4 S.3 148.33 Conder Block 13 S.117 59.66 Coree Blocks 22, 24, 26 450.02 Coree Blocks 74, 75, 76, 77, 79 6093.58 Coree Block 70, 72, 88 2431.97 Coree Block 9, 89, 90 745 Coree Block 47 80.2 Chapman Block 6 S.58 23.65 Blocks 3 S.52, 6 S.59, 8 S.59, 8 S.73, 9 Fyshwick S.73, 1 S.78 1150.74 Gordon Blocks 11 S.555, 3 S.571 219.60 Gungahlin Block 829, 830 77.92 Gungahlin Blocks 666, 699, 700, 792, 848 748.82 Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au Gungahlin Block 859 136.5 Gungahlin Block 857 79.33 Gungahlin Block 722 43.44 Gungahlin Block 795 61.94 Gungahlin Block 766 198.73 Gungahlin Block 739, 820 776.24 Gungahlin Blocks 832, 833 484.58 Gungahlin Block 583 84.11 Gungahlin Block 800 116.5 Gungahlin Block 756, 843 540.95 Hall Block 15 S.23 20 Hall Block 310 78.8 Hall Blocks 8 S.18, 307 288.91 Hall Block 8 S.23 180 Harrison Block 14, S.5 151.49 Hume Block 24 S.23 267.56 Hume Block 8 S.17 463.7 Jacka Block 1 S.19 36.42 Jerrabomberra Block 2248 415.93 Jerrabomberra Block 2229 350.58 Jerrabomberra Blocks 2233, 2234, 2235 491.55 Jerrabomberra Blocks 2243, 2245 63.05 Jerrabomberra Block 2236 642.96 Jerrabomberra Block 2224 1163.21 Jerrabomberra Blocks 2075, 2076, 2077, 2083 658.87 Kambah Block 3 S.287 1.4 Kowen Block 88 472.2 Kowen Block 87 1167.39 Kowen Block 120, 75 147.38 Kowen Block 91 493.21 Kowen Block 121 88.36 Lyneham Block 1 S.77 66.99 Macgregor Block 227 S.115 89.24 Majura Block 578 199.38 Majura Block 710 130.25 Majura Block 51 500.13 Majura Blocks 711, 714, 731, 732 1402.49 Majura Block 611 852.75 Majura Block 52 240.48 Majura Block 730 159.55 Majura Blocks 56, 57 80.78 Majura Blocks 706-708 29.27 Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au Majura Blocks 680, 681, 699, 701 350.41 Majura Block 55 50 Majura Blocks 670, 671, 672 525.36 Majura Block 717 50.49 Majura Block 693 38.34 Majura Blocks 715, 716 207 Majura Block 513 29.91 Majura Block 718 191.33 Majura Block 709 20 Mitchell Block 1 S.45 63.01 Narrabundah Block 40 S.34 25.91 Oaks Estate Block 15 S.2 20 O'Malley Block 3 S.49 0.39 Paddys River Block 119 262.2 Paddys River Block 328 14607 Paddys River Block 361 1.08 Paddys River Block 241 2056.35 Paddys River Block 260 1227.32 Paddys River Block 125 1260.88 Paddys River Block 291 980 Paddys River Block 342 917.76 Paddys River Block 7 501.17 Paddys River Block 182 400.67 Paddys River Block 128 99.88 Paddys River Block 120 210.08 Paddys River Block 336 2543 Paddys River Block 127 159.28 Paddys River Blocks 252, 307 1618.4 Paddys River Block 261 1959.44 Paddys River Blocks 302, 303, 355 1458.75 Paddys River Blocks 1, 180, 296 1249.36 Paddys River Block 24 750 Paddys River Block 144 40 Paddys River Block 130 550 Paddys River Blocks 352, 356 1008.62 Paddys River Block 35 858.47 Paddys River Blocks 339 ,344, 345 2168.3 Paddys River Blocks 314, 326, 327 2538.89 Paddys River Blocks 221, 347, 348 2184.94 Paddys River Block 145 160 Paddys River Block 253 493.1 Paddys River Blocks 91, 111, 224, 225, 251 1021.62 Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au Paddys River Block 300 108.75 Paddys River Blocks 199, 237, 340, 353 1392.92 Pialligo Block 4 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 13 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 20 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 11 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 1 S.2 190.9 Pialligo Block 5 S.31 20 Pialligo Block 15 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 12 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 9 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 32 S.2 228.5 Pialligo Block 10 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 31 S.2 20 Pialligo Blocks 1 S.39, 4 & 5 S.14 80.8 Pialligo Block 52 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 7 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 14 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 17 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 23 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 19 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 8 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 6 S.31 20 Pialligo Block 21 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 6 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 22 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 27 S.2 20 Pialligo Block 34 S.2 20 Pialligo Blocks 35, 36 S.2 121.93 Pialligo Block 2 S.8 300.86 Pialligo Block 2 S.30 20 Stromlo Blocks 435, 439, 440, 441, 456, 476 2497.73 Stromlo Block 462 100 Stromlo Blocks 426, 489 3238.9 Stromlo Blocks 412, 413 2000 Stromlo Block 487 847.77 Stromlo Blocks 466, 467, 468, 469 749.61 Stromlo Blocks 400, 433 1243.67 Stromlo Block 517 772.5 Stromlo Block 19 1448.6 Stromlo Block 418 3047.42 Stromlo Block 14 746.36 Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au Symonston Block 14 S.102 294.84 Symonston Block 12 S.111 16.56 Blocks 8, 9, 11, S.4; Symonston Blocks 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 16 S.111 1729.66 Symonston Block 8 S.103 60.19 Symonston Block 18 S.102 147.23 Symonston Block 3 S.97 20 Symonston Block 5 S.103 218.33 Symonston Block 1 S.103 60 Symonston Block 7 S.103 20 Tennent Block 210 200 Tennent Blocks 136, 167 266.49 Tennent Blocks 82, 152, 153, 188 465.94 Tennent Block 196, 197 781.24 Tennent Blocks 124, 125 1487.71 Blocks 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 189, 190, & Tennent 191 1175 Tharwa Block 5 S.27 179.61 Tharwa Block 8 S.13 885.06 Tharwa Block 4 S.12 37.08 Tuggeranong Block 1624 420.8 Tuggeranong Blocks 1655, 1658, 1663, 1665 5458.87 Tuggeranong Blocks 1414, 1633, 1635 1010.77 Tuggeranong Block 1675 600 Tuggeranong Block 98 20 Tuggeranong Block 35 600.4 Tuggeranong Block 1640 237.7 Tuggeranong Block 1512 501.43 Tuggeranong Block 1623 493.6 Tuggeranong Blocks 1644, 1645 817.54 Tuggeranong Blocks 36, 119, 1503 209.74 Tuggeranong Block 1485 20 Tuggeranong Block 1547 1047.92 Tuggeranong Blocks 115, 1517, 1518 100.17 Tuggeranong Blocks 1525, 1639 136 Tuggeranong Block 1188 3202.39 Tuggeranong Blocks 116, 1482, 1483, 1502 258 Weston Creek Block 664 60 Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au .
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