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14.0 GLOSSARY Amenity Aquaculture the quality of being pleasant or agreeable in situation etc., especially the pleasantness of a place; convenient features, facilities or services of a house, estate, district and so on. the farming of organisms in freshwater, marine or estuarine aquatic environments. Includes mariculture, and fish farming. Best Management Practice to undertake a task or management action using the best available technology and knowledge of management systems. Catchment Area Charter Boats Development Ecologically sustainable development Ecology Ecosystem Estuarine Resources Estuary Foreshore Goal Habitat an area from which something is collected; an area of land from which rainwater that falls on it drains through a single drainage network. specifically refers to those vessels used for organised group cruises including vessels used as restaurants or floating reception areas but do not include sail or motor boat hire and skippered by individuals for private recreational purposes. anything built or constructed, or the undertaking of any construction, residential development, subdivision, commercial development, construction of roads and other infrastructure, development of recreational facilities and tourist developments. using, conserving and enhancing the community's resources so that the ecological processes on which life depends are maintained and the total quality of life, now and in the future, can be increased. the study of the inter-relationships between living organisms and their environment. an assemblage of plants, animals and micro-organisms and their physical environment interacting as an ecological unit. the totality of the animal, vegetable and mineral matter associated with an estuary and its environs, including estuarine waters, together with the amenity of the estuary. an enclosed or semi-enclosed body of water having an open or intermittently open connection to coastal waters in which water levels vary in a periodic fashion in response to ocean tides. the area of shore between low and high tide marks and land adjacent thereto. the desired overall, long-term outcome of a policy, plan or strategy. a place or kind of place in the environment usually occupied by a particular organism or a group of organisms. Brisbane Water Plan of Management - July 1995 Page 54
Heritage Conservation Areas Intertidal LAWC (C&E) LAWC (CLS) LAWC (SCS) Local Environmental Plan (LEP) Marina Mooring Nutrients Objective areas of waterfront land or precincts which contain structures with historic, social or distinctive significance. pertaining to those areas of land covered by water at high tide, but exposed at low tide, intertidal habitat. Department of Land and Water Conservation - Coast and Estuaries Directorate Department of Land and Water Conservation - Crown Lands Service. Department of Land and Water Conservation - Soil Conservation Service. a planning instrument made under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, 1979 which takes a wide range of forms, from site specific guidelines to dealing with an entire local government area. The instrument is legally binding on the State Government, Local Government and developers. Primarily the domain of local government. a commercial operation whereby money is exchanged for a right of mooring of vessels. a floating object or apparatus to retain in a location by an anchor, or by an attachment to any object, structure or physical feature which is then, on the bed of, or in the vicinity of shore of any waters. substances carried by water that are essential for the growth of plants and animals. The main nutrients measures in water quality are nitrogen and phosphorus but there are many other substances essential for growth. a component of a goal that, if met, would help to ensure that the goal is achieved. Pollution a) to place in or on, or otherwise introduce into or on to, the waters (whether through an act or omission) any matter, whether solid, liquid or gaseous, so that the physical, chemical or biological condition of the waters is changed; or b) to place in or on, or otherwise introduce into or on to , the waters (whether through an act of omission) any refuse, litter, debris or other matter, whether solid or liquid or gaseous, so that the change in the condition of the waters or the refuse, litter, debris or other matter, either along or together with any other refuse, litter, debris or matter present in the waters makes, or is likely to make, the waters unclean, noxious, poisonous or impure, Brisbane Water Plan of Management - July 1995 Page 55
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GOSFORD CITY COUNCIL BRISBANE WATER
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BACKGROUND TO MANAGEMENT PLAN TABLE
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B INTRODUCTION In the early 1990's
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