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Statewide Notices of Authorisation and Resource Specific Notices of Restriction/Prohibition Statewide Notices of Authorisation and Resource Specific Notices of Restriction/Prohibition Ref: DEW [D0014073968], Last updated 17 March 2021 Statewide Notices of Authorisation Notices pursuant to section 105 of the Landscape South Australia Act 2019 – noting there are transition provisions meaning notices under the Natural Resources Management Act 2004 are still in effect if otherwise not expired. Authorisation Title Start Finish Gazette Reference and Notes Notice of Authorisation to Take 1 Aug 2002 Ongoing Gazetted 1 August 2002, page 2992, relates to all Water for Fire-fighting prescribed water resources in South Australia. Notice of Authorisation to Take 1 Aug 2002 Ongoing Gazetted 1 August 2002, page 2992, relates to all Water for Road Making prescribed water resources in South Australia. Notice of Authorisation to Take 16 Feb 2006 Ongoing Gazetted 16 February 2006, page 559, relates to all Water for the Purpose of the prescribed water resources in South Australia. Application of Chemicals to Non- irrigated Crops and Non-irrigation Pasture and for the Control of Pest Plants and Animals Notice of Authorisation to Take 13 Sep 2012 Ongoing Gazetted 13 September 2012, pages 4437-4438, Water for Native Title Purposes relates to all prescribed water resources in South Australia. Notice of Authorisation to Take 16 Sep 2019 Ongoing Gazetted 27 June 2019, page 2287. Relates to taking Water – Roof Runoff of roof runoff (surface water) from all Surface Water Prescribed Areas within South Australia for the purposes of commercial use (including irrigation) and industrial, environmental or recreational use. Notice of Authorisation to Take 1/07/2020 ongoing Gazetted 23 April 2020, No. 34, page 818. Relates to Water from the River Murray taking water from the River Murray Prescribed Prescribed Watercourse by Artificial Watercourse for the purpose of maintaining the Water Bodies water level of an artificial water body with a surface area greater than 190m2 that was not completed prior to 11 February 2008. Notice of Authorisation to Take 20/10/2005 ongoing Gazetted 20 October 2005, pages 3791-3796. Water for Stock and Domestic Authorisation to take water for domestic purposes Purposes and for Native Title or watering stock from the prescribed surface water, Purposes from Certain Prescribed watercourses and wells in the Western Mount Lofty Water Resources Ranges Prescribed Water Resources Area, by a person who is a native title holder in relation to the land or waters on or in which that watercourse, lake or well, or surface water is situated and the taking is for the purpose of satisfying that person’s personal, domestic, cultural, spiritual or non-commercial communal needs where they are doing so in the exercise or enjoyment of their native title rights and interests, provided that the taking does not involve stopping, impeding or diverting the flow of water for the purpose of collecting the water or diverting the flow of water from a watercourse. Historical Record of Resource Specific Notices of Restriction/Prohibition Notices pursuant to section 109 of the Landscape South Australia Act 2019 – noting there are transition provisions meaning notices under the Natural Resources Management Act 2004 are still in effect if otherwise not expired. Records are grouped alphabetically under Landscape Regions (see below list) and appear in alphabetical order of prescribed resource name in each Landscape Region. Landscape Regions List Alinytjara Wilurara Eyre Peninsula Green Adelaide Hills and Fleurieu Kangaroo Island Limestone Coast Murraylands and Riverland Northern and Yorke South Australian Arid Lands Resource and Notice Start Finish Gazette Reference and Notes Alinytjara Wilurara Landscape Region No resource specific notices to date Eyre Peninsula Landscape Region Musgrave Prescribed Wells Area Notice of Prohibition (#1) 10-Dec-08 09-Dec-10 Gazetted: 27 November 2008, page 5262; Advertised in the Port Lincoln Times on 2 December 2008. Effective from: 10 December 2008. {Notice of Prohibition only applies in the Polda Lens of the Polda Basin} Notice of Prohibition (#2) 18-Nov-10 17-Nov-12 Gazetted: 18 November 2010, page 5353. Notice of Prohibition only applies in the Polda Lens of the Polda Basin Notice of Prohibition (#3) 21-Dec-12 20-Dec-14 Gazetted: 6 December 2012, page 5338. Advertised in the Ceduna West Coast Sentinel, Eyre Peninsula Tribune and Port Lincoln Times on 13 December. Effective from 21 December 2012. Notice of Prohibition only applies in the Polda Lens of the Polda Basin Reprint of Notice of 21-Dec-12 20-Dec-14 Gazetted: 13 December 2012, pages 5511-5512. Reprint Prohibition (#3) to include map. Notice of Prohibition only applies in the Polda Lens of the Polda Basin Reprint (#2) of Notice of 28-Dec-12 20-Dec-14 Gazetted: 20 December 2012, page 5700. Reprint to Prohibition (#3) include map. Notice of Prohibition only applies in the Polda Lens of the Polda Basin Notice of Prohibition on 22-Jan-15 22-Jan-17 Gazetted: 15 January 2015, page 284. Prohibits taking of Taking Water from Wells in the water from wells in area marked on map, except under Polda Basin in the Musgrave Water Licence 9603, 9604 or 9606 and according to Prescribed Wells Area. specified limits. Green Adelaide Landscape Region and Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Region (overlap of prescribed resources mean reporting these regions together is necessary) Barossa Prescribed Water Groundwater, Watercourses, Surface Water Resources Area Resource and Notice Start Finish Gazette Reference and Notes Notice of Restriction 18-Dec-97 17-Sep-98 Gazetted: 18 December 1997 Barossa Prescribed Wells Area Groundwater, Watercourses and Watercourse Notice of Restriction (#1) 21-Nov-90 20-Nov-91 Notice of Restriction (#2) 21-Nov-91 30-Jun-92 Gazetted: 28 November 1991, page 1474 Greenock Creek Watercourses, Surface Water Notice of Restriction (#1) 18-Feb-99 17-Aug-00 Gazetted: 11 February 1999, page 897. Effective from: 18 February 1999 Variation to Notice of 04-Mar-99 04-Sep-00 Gazetted: 4 March 1999, page 1254 Restriction (#1) Revocation of Notice of 08-Sep-00 08-Sep-00 Gazetted: 31 August 2000, page 961. Effective from: 8 Restriction (#1) September 2000 Notice of Restriction (#2) 08-Sep-00 07-Sep-02 Gazetted: 31 August 2000, page 961. Effective from: 8 September 2000 Notice of Restriction (#3) 19-Sep-02 18-Sep-04 Gazetted: 12 September 2002, page 3413. Effective from: 19 September 2002 Central Adelaide Prescribed Groundwater, water allocation plan in progress Wells Area Notice of Prohibition (#1) (s 21-Dec-05 20-Dec-07 Gazetted: 01 December 2005, pages 4060-4061. Effective 132) from: 21 December 2005 Revocation of Notice of 02-Aug-07 02-Aug-07 Gazetted: 02 August 2007, page 3245 Prohibition (#1) Notice of Prohibition (#2) 16-Aug-07 15-Aug-09 Gazetted: 02 August 2007, pages 3244-3245 and advertised in the Messenger and the Advertiser on 8 August 2007 Revocation of Notice of 11-Jul-09 Gazetted: 2 July 2009, page 3091 and advertised in The Prohibition (#2) Advertiser on 11 July 2009 Notice of Prohibition (#3) 11-Jul-09 10-Jul-11 Gazetted: 2 July 2009, pages 3091-3092 and advertised in The Advertiser on 3 July 2009. Effective from: 11 July 2009 Revocation of Notice of 3-Dec-10 Gazetted: 25 November 2010, page 5386. Effective from Prohibition (#3) 3 December 2010 Notice of Prohibition (#4) 3-Dec-10 2-Dec-12 Gazetted: 25 November 2010, pages 5386-5387. Effective from 3 December 2010 Notice of Prohibition on 26-Jan-13 25-Jan-15 Gazetted: 6 December 2012, pages 5337-5338 and Taking Water from Wells in the advertised in The Advertiser on 18 January 2013. Central Adelaide Prescribed Effective from: 26 January 2013 Wells Area (#5) McLaren Vale Prescribed Groundwater Wells Area Notice of Restriction 14-Oct-99 13-Oct-00 Gazetted: 14 October 1999, page 1970 Upper Willunga Catchment Groundwater Moratorium Area Notice of Restriction (#1) 16-May-96 15-May-97 Gazetted: 09 May 1996, page 2466. Effective from: 16 May 1996 Notice of Restriction (#2) 15-May-97 14-May-99 Gazetted: 08 May 1997, page 1790. Effective from: 15 May 1997 Revocation of Restriction (#2) 18-Feb-99 18-Feb-99 Gazetted: 11 February 1999, page 897. Effective from: 18 February 1999 Notice of Restriction (#3) 18-Feb-99 17-Aug-00 Gazetted: 11 February 1999, page 897. Effective from: 18 February 1999 Revocation of Notice of 27-Jul-00 27-Jul-00 Gazetted: 27 July 2000, page 327 Resource and Notice Start Finish Gazette Reference and Notes Restriction (#3) Notice of Prohibition 27-Jul-00 31-Dec-00 Gazetted: 27 July 2000, page 327 Willunga Basin Prescribed Groundwater Wells Area Notice of Restriction 01-Apr-93 31-Mar-95 Gazetted: 01 April 1993, page 1210 Northern Adelaide Plains Groundwater, water allocation plan in progress Prescribed Wells Area (extended) Northern Adelaide Plains Groundwater Proclaimed Region (original) Kangaroo Flat Groundwater, Water Allocation Plan in progress Notice of Restriction (#1) 31-Mar-00 30-Mar-02 Gazetted: 23 March 2000, page 1603. Effective from: 31 March 2000 Notice of Restriction (#2) 13-Jun-02 12-Jun-04 Gazetted: 13 June 2002, page 2130 Western Mount Lofty Groundwater, Watercourses, Surface Water Ranges Prescribed Water Resources Area Notice of Prohibition (#1) 29-Oct-04 28-Oct-06 Gazetted: 14 October 2004, pages 3869-3870. Effective from: 29 October 2004 Variation to Notice of 20-Oct-05 28-Oct-06 Gazetted: 20 October 2005, page 3736. Variation to Prohibition (#1) exclude new stock and domestic use in Fleurieu Swamps, to include the need for authorisation for stock and domestic use from dams 5 ML or greater, authorisation of stock and domestic and for Native Title purposes Notice of Prohibition (#2) 10-Nov-06 09-Nov-08 Gazetted: 26 October 2006, pages 3801-3802.
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