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21.04 • Hepburn Shire Land Use Strategy HEPBURN PLANNING SCHEME 21.10 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS --/--/20-- Proposed C56 Settlement - 21.04 Hepburn Shire Land Use Strategy: Settlement Review, RPD Group, February 1999 Hepburn Shire Land Use Strategy: Rural Land Use Review, RPD Group, January 1999 Hepburn Shire Land Use Strategy: Strategic Directions, RPD Group, March 1999 Hepburn Shire Structure Plan Review Report 2007 Argus Hill – Cornish Hill; A report on future land-use options for Argus Hill – Cornish Hill, Kinhill Pty Ltd, 1985 Cornish Hill Management Plan 1998 Hepburn Springs Urban Design Framework 2001 Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve Strategic Plan 1997 Creswick Community Development Plan 2003-2006 Guidelines for Building an Energy efficient Home: A Practical Guide to Building and renovating, Energy Victoria Planning Conditions and Guidelines for Subdivisions, Country Fire Authority, 1991 Recreational Accommodation Safety Guidelines, Country Fire Authority, 1997 Solar Access for Lots: Guidelines for Solar Efficient Residential Subdivision, Energy Victoria Economic Development - 21.05 . Hepburn Shire 2010 Economic Development Strategy . Ballarat Supply Area – Extractive Industry Interest Areas 1997 report, DNRE, 1997 . Hepburn Industrial Strategy, 2003 . Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve Strategic Plan, February 1997 . Midlands F.M.A Forest Management Plan, DNRE December 1996 . Mineral and Spring Water Discussion paper 1996 . Mineral and Spring Water Resource Protection Paper, 1996 . Mineral Springs Risk Assessment for the Central and Hepburn Springs Regions, Daylesford, Central Victoria, Sinclair Knight Merz, 1996 . Mineral Springs Tourist Development Strategy 1988 . Statement of Management Practices within State Forests in the Bendigo FMA, DNRE July 1997 . Checklist of requirements of Applicants in provision of Supporting Documentation for Plantation Development Proposals, DNRE 1997 21.06 Infrastructure and Transport . Daylesford Township Traffic Management Strategy, October 1996 MUNICIPAL STRATEGIC STATEMENT - CLAUSE 21.10 PAGE 1 OF 3 HEPBURN PLANNING SCHEME . Daylesford Shire Roadside Vegetation Management Working group & The Roadside Conservation Committee (unpublished data) Roadsides of High, Medium and Low conservation Status within the (former) Shire of Daylesford and Glenlyon. 21.07 Environment and Sustainability . North Central Catchment and Land Protection Board, Regional Catchment Strategy, December 1996 . Campaspe Water Quality Strategy . Corangamite Regional Catchment Strategy, 1996 . Daylesford Shire Roadside Vegetation Management Working Group & the Roadside Conservation Committee (unpublished data) Roadsides of High, Medium and Low Conservation Status within the (former) Daylesford Shire . Loddon Water Quality Management Strategy . Port Phillip Catchment Strategy, 1996 . Environmental Weeds Invasion in Victoria: Conservation and Management Implications, Department Conservation and Environment 1992 . Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988 Action Statements No. 17, 28, 32, 41, 44, 47, 53 (including Statements In Preparation covering the Brolga, Powerful Owl and Brush Tailed Phascogale). Guidelines for Building an Energy efficient Home: A Practical Guide to Building and renovating, Energy Victoria . Hepburn Shire Council Greenhouse Local Action Plan 2008 . Hepburn Shire Council Sustainability Strategy 2011(in progress) . Hepburn Shire Council Sustainable Public Lighting Action Plan 2008 . Hepburn Shire Council Sustainable Water Use Plan 2008 . Hepburn Shire Council Waste Minimisation Strategy 2011 (in progress) . Hepburn Shire Roadside Management Plan 2008 . Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve Strategic Plan, February 1997 . Mineral and Spring Water Resource Protection paper, 1996 . Land Capability Assessment of the Creswick Water Supply Catchments, 1979 . Midlands F.M.A Forest Management Plan, DNRE December 1996 . Mineral and Spring Water Discussion paper 1996 . Mineral and Spring Water Resource Protection Paper, 1996 . Mineral Springs Risk Assessment for the Central and Hepburn Springs Regions, Daylesford, Central Victoria, Sinclair Knight Merz, 1996 . Planning Conditions and Guidelines for Subdivisions, Country Fire Authority, 1991 . Recreational Accommodation Safety Guidelines, Country Fire Authority, 1997 . Group Accommodation Safety Guidelines, Country Fire Authority, 1997 . Design and Siting Guidelines Bushfire protection for Rural Houses, Ministry for Planning and Environment and Country Fire Authority, 1987 . Selected Bio-diversity Components Map, Local Government Area of Hepburn Shire, NRS Project P6285, Natural Resource Systems, DNRE. Significant wetlands of Australia (Second Edition) ANCA 1996 . Statement of Management Practices within State Forests in the Bendigo FMA, DNRE July 1997 MUNICIPAL STRATEGIC STATEMENT - CLAUSE 21.10 PAGE 2 OF 3 HEPBURN PLANNING SCHEME . Trust for Nature (Victoria), 1997 – Agenda for Action, nature conservation in the Avoca-Loddon-Campaspe Region . Water Supply Catchments and Aquifer Intake Areas Interim Planning Guide, Ministry for Planning and Environment, Department of Conservation Forest and Lands and Department of Industry, Technology and Resources, 1987 21.08 Landscape and Character . Creswick Township Streetscape Strategy . Clunes Townscape Plan, Niemann Partners, October 1998 . Daylesford Neighbourhood Character Study 2003 and Precinct Brochures, October2002 . Daylesford Streetscape Study, September 1996 21.09 Heritage . Daylesford-Hepburn Springs Conservation Study, 1985 . Creswick Shire Heritage Study – A Report on Creswick’s Built and Environmental Heritage, December 1990 . Heritage Study Shire of Creswick Vol. 1 & 2, 1991 . Hepburn Shire Council Heritage Conservation Policy 1996 . Heritage Study Shire of Creswick Vol. 1 & 2, 1991 . Shire of Kyneton Conservation (Heritage) Study 1990 . Talbot and Clunes Conservation Study, 1988 . Fence guidelines for Heritage Places; Hepburn Shire, 2011 . Roofing guidelines for Heritage Places ; Hepburn Shire, 2011 . Hepburn Planning Scheme, Heritage Precincts Review, Statements of Significance, 2010, . Heritage Guidelines for Alterations and Additions to Heritage Places, Hepburn Shire 2011 . Heritage Guidelines for Demolition and Recording of Heritage Places, Hepburn Shire 2011 . Heritage Guidelines for Car Accommodation, Signage and Verandas, Hepburn Shire 2011 MUNICIPAL STRATEGIC STATEMENT - CLAUSE 21.10 PAGE 3 OF 3.
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