…(Lycium ferocissimum). Abundant and forms thick patches in the agricultural paddocks, along fence lines and in drainage lines; • Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus aggregate). Scattered patches; • Gorse (Ulex europaeus). Scattered…

…for local distribution or reticulation of services and associated infrastructure such as a footpath, cycle path, stormwater channel, water and sewer pipes, retention basin, telecommunication lines, gas pipelines or electricity…

…activities will be undertaken, with all declared weeds and weeds of national significance to be managed according to best practice and in collaboration with an appropriately experienced agronomist; • The…

…182 Boyer Road properties, involves pastoral based activities, are of a non- commercial scale, and are best described as lifestyle blocks. The grazing activities undertaken on the BPSP study area…

…Cr Gray Cr Irons Cr McMaster Cr Owen Cr Whelan 14.3 Community Residential Festive Lighting Guidelines Author: Senior Project Engineer (L Ali-Lavroff) Authorised: Director Asset Services (C Pearce-Rasmussen) Background Over…

…GSB, Sorell & Launceston Chair & Panel Member Perceived 25/5/23 Catholic Education Commission of Tasmania Deputy Chair Potential 25/5/23 Tas Community Fund Board Member Potential 25/5/23 Department of Treasury &…

…the guidelines in the Tasmanian Coastal Works Manual. All proposed works should be following the guidelines of the Tasmania Coastal Works Manual where applicable. A2. Acceptable Solutions Comment / Compliance…

…8 Source: Playstreet – Landscape Report 3 7 7 3 1:10 000 Site Imagery Primary ridgline Primary drainage lines / overland flow Existing culvert Knoll – open space Knoll –…

…industry best practices at dead end roads; and • Installation of additional static firefighting water supplies in alignment with Stage Government guidelines and industry best practices. This plan includes a…

…of its housing stock consisting of single detached dwellings. To address this, the Tasmanian Government has introduced the Medium Density Design Guidelines (the Guidelines), a non-statutory, advisory document aimed at…

…Included hire of professional umpires, multiple council ground bookings, refreshments for volunteers, and trophies. Promoted multicultural engagement and active participation of the Nepalese youth and families in sport. 2. TNPL…

…stem from the vegetated hills will not be significantly impacted by this proposal that is sited on lower ground, away from road frontages and well below skylines and ridgelines. A2…

…this is the inaugural event corporate sponsorship has not been obtained, and the event organisers are relying on donations and offers of volunteer support to make this happen. Ticket prices…

…and offers of volunteer support to make this happen. Ticket prices are a nominal twenty dollars and will provide the funding for refreshments, transport and childcare on the night. Consultation…

…with quotes Use iseekplant to find trusted contractors near you today, visit: blog.iseekplant.com.au/byda-isp-get-quotes Book a FREE BYDA Session BOOK NOW BYDA offers free training sessions to suit you and your…

head Draft Planning Scheme Amendment Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993 JAMES DRYBURGH Chief Executive Officer Notice is given pursuant to s40G of the Land Use Planning and Approvals…

…entering or leaving the site. • disposing of waste at washdown sites • Vehicle and machinery inspection procedures. • Logbook to document sources and movement of material on or off…

…manufacturing, processing, repair, storage and distribution of goods and materials where there may be impacts on adjacent uses. 19.1.2 To provide for use or development that supports and does not…

…the guidelines Erosion and Sediment Control, The fundamentals for development in Tasmania, by the Derwent Estuary Programme and Tamar Estuary and Esk Rivers Program, must be approved by Council’s Director…

…11.3.7 and 11.3.8 of NCC 2022 for further information on suitable protective devices. Note: Paved Areas All paths and patios to fall away from dwelling. Note: Stair Construction All stairs…

…package treatment with treated effluent disposed by dripper irrigation with non-return lines in mulch. A Design Irrigation Rate (DIR) of 3L/m2/day has been assigned for this site. The proposed worker…

…irrigation with non-return lines in mulch. A Design Irrigation Rate (DIR) of 3L/m2/day has been assigned for this site. The proposed worker accommodation has a calculated maximum wastewater output of…

…process followed decision support principals from the Tasmanian Emergency Risk Assessment Guidelines (TERAG) available at www.ses.tas.gov.au and the State Government’s Bushfire Risk Management Planning Guidelines available at www.sfmc.tas.gov.au. TERAG provides…

…03-2011-3.1 VERSION MRWA EDITION V2.0) – PART 2: CONSTRUCTION · WATER SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA – TASWATER SUPPLEMENT TASWATER’S STANDARD DRAWINGS TWS-W-0002 SERIES WATER METERING POLICY/METERING GUIDELINES TASWATER’S STANDARD DRAWINGS…

…achieves lot diversity, responds to natural topography, and maximises solar access; (c) best practice street design that encourages a pedestrian-orientated environment; (d) the provision of high quality landscaping in the…

…REQUIRED PENETRATIONS ARE OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDELINES SHOWN, CONTACT ATLAN WHO WILL SEEK FURTHER ENGINEERING ADVICE. CUSTOM TANKS CAN PROVIDE PENETRATIONS OUTSIDE THESE GUIDELINES REFER. “PERMISSIBLE PENETRATIONS – CUSTOM TANKS”…

…effectively. Protection of Council and TasWater infrastructure will be managed through permit conditions. (m) the environmental best practice guidelines in the Wetlands and Waterways Works Manual; Condition will be recommended…

…environmental best practice guidelines in the Wetlands and Waterways Works Manual; Condition will be recommended to ensure all future corrective works follow the Wetlands and Waterways Works Manual. (n) the…

…expenses. • For travel by Public Transport or taxi/rideshare, the fare will be reimbursed upon production of a receipt/ticket. • Travel must be undertaken by the shortest route possible. •…

…guidelines under section 8A of LUPAA (see the table below). Zone Purpose statements & application guidelines Response Agriculture Zone Purpose statements 21.1.1 To provide for the use or development of…

…pastoral use. The effects 1 Grose C.J. (Ed) 1999, Land Capability Handbook. Guidelines for the Classification of Agricultural Land in Tasmania. Second Edition, Department of Primary Industries, Water and Environment,…

…compartment , airlock, pantry, storeroom, garage, car parking area or the like – 2.1 m; and (e)in a room or space with a sloping ceiling or projections below the ceil…

…designed or screened to minimise adverse effects of noise, vibration, light and air emissions from the existing or future major road or rail network, having regard to: (a) the topography…

…use and development of air, land and water The draft amendment is considered to provide a mechanism to improve the existing character of the area. The proposed amendment will better…

…focused on addressing climate change impacts and biodiversity loss, which underlines the integral role public open spaces play. • Guides the effective management of open spaces based on the growth…

…or stacked more than 6m from dwellings. It is recommended owners refer to the TFS guidelines for HMA’s contained within the building for bushfire booklet dated June 2020 at www.fire.tas.gov.au….

…environmental best practice guidelines in the Waterways and Wetlands Works Manual (DPIWE 2003). Planning Authority | 06/05/2025 32 Services (5) The developer must pay the cost of any alterations and/or…

…construct a pop up style café at Lennox Park Old Beach and to invite offers to lease the building to manage and run a café for the Old Beach community…

…pipe connection details for reactive clay soils Sewer and Stormwater lines are to be run along the underside concrete floor within compacted FCR. When under a concrete slab or tTimber…

…ALL INTERNAL WATER SUPPLY SERVICES AND ALL WORK TO ACCORDANCE WITH AS3500. 3. ALL HOT WATER LINES ARE TO BE FULLY LAGGED. 4. ALL HOT WATER SERVICES SHALL COME WITH…

…in the best interests of the ratepayers and the community • Is in accordance with Council’s Strategic Plan Goal 1 “Inspire a proud community that enjoys a comfortable life at…

POLICY NAME: FRAUD CONTROL & CORRUPTION POLICY No: 1.8 POLICY: 1. POLICY STATEMENT: Council aims to act in the best interests of the community by aligning with its core value…

…71 of the Local Government Act 1993. It aligns with our strategic plan and outlines how we will achieve the stated goals and objectives. In the upcoming year, we are…

…best interests of the ratepayers and the community • Is in accordance with Council’s Strategic Plan Goal 1 “Inspire a proud community that enjoys a comfortable life at every age”….

…to a range of opportunities. • Ensure the facility is managed in the best interests of the ratepayers and the community • Is in accordance with Council’s Strategic Plan Goal…