Examples of Land Conservation Council in a sentence
Notwithstanding the provisions of subsections (1) and (2) of this section, where the land is subject to a notice pursuant to section 10(3) of the Land Conservation Act 1970 requiring that effect be given to a recommendation of the Land Conservation Council the Secretary may give effect to that recommendation even if the recommendation conflicts with the purpose for which the land is reserved.
The pieces or parcels of land containing 3 733 hectares, more or less, and being referred to in final recommendations A10 and A11 of the Melbourne Area District 1- Review Final Recommendations, dated June 1987, by the Land Conservation Council.
The Connecticut Land Conservation Council is seeking a Program Administrator.
Protected areas and private land conservationPublic landVictoria has been at the forefront of public land use planning and allocation since the creation of the Land Conservation Council (LCC) and the systematic investigations undertaken by the LCC, and successors the Environment Conservation Council and Victorian Environmental Assessment Council (VEAC) over manydecades1.
ObligationClause numbersReport of the PartiesIndependent ReviewerVictoria undertakes to:continue to manage the Dedicated Reserves within the CAR reserve system in accordance with the relevant government approved recommendations of the Land Conservation Council or Environment Conservation CouncilEG - 34 CH - 45(c)NE - 45(a)W - 46(a)G - 46(a)AchievedInsufficient information provided Report of the PartiesThis ongoing commitment was met during Period 3.
Land Conservation Council recommendations approved by Government provide a context for management of resources on public lands and should be recognised as a significant component of integrated local area planning.
A heritage river area set out in Column 1 of Schedule 4 must be managed in accordance with the recommendation of the Land Conservation Council made under the Land ConservationAct 1970 set out opposite that area in Column 2 of Schedule 4.
A natural catchment area set out in Column 1 of Schedule 5 must be managed in accordance with the recommendation of the Land Conservation Council made under the Land Conservation Act 1970 set out opposite that area in Column 2 of Schedule 5.
The plan was abandoned, and in December 1969 the park was increased to 35,300 hectares.In 1986 the Land Conservation Council, established by the government to advise on the use of public land, recommended an increase in size of the Little Desert National Park.
Strategic planning for the use of public land in Victoria has been undertaken by the Land Conservation Council under the authority of the Land Conservation Act 1970.