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ID SITE NAME PLACE TYPE H0718 North Carlton Cable Tram Engine House And Car Shed Engine house H0751 Fitzroy Cricket Ground Grandstand Grandstand H0954 Dolls House – Collingwood Cottage H1552 Former Fairlea Womens Prison Prison H1610 Former Gas Inspectors Residence House; other – utilities (gas) H1621 Clifton Hill Primary School School – State (public) H1626 Carlton Stockade Primary School School – State (public) H1634 Richmond Primary School (Cremorne Street) School – State (public) H1635 Richmond Primary School (Buckingham Street) School – State (public) H1668 Clifton Hill Railway Station Complex Railway platform/station H1878 Former Fairfi eld Hospital Hospital H2052 Burnley Gardens Parks, gardens; gardens – institutional, research; school – agricultural H2055 Keith Haring Mural Mural Source: Non-Indigenous cultural heritage and historic places on public land in VEAC’s Metropolitan Melbourne Investigation Area September 2009. 8 Note: 1. ID refers to identifi cation number of the heritage site as provided by relevant heritage council or body. 180
APPENDIX 5 PROTECTED AREAS IN THE METROPOLITAN MELBOURNE INVESTIGATION AREA PROTECTED AREA MUNICIPALITY AREA (HA)^ National park Churchill National Park Casey 272.0 Dandenong Ranges National Park (part) Knox 17.0 (total 3,540) Kinglake National Park Nillumbik, Whittlesea 10,026.0 (total 22,430) Organ Pipes National Park Brimbank, Hume 153.0 State park Bunyip State Park (part) Cardinia 13,075.0 (total 16,655) Lerderderg State Park (part) Melton 646.0 (total 20,180) Warrandyte State Park Manningham, Nillumbik 681 Marine national park and sanctuary Jawbone Marine Sanctuary (part) Hobsons Bay 4.0 (total 30) Yaringa Marine National Park (part) Casey 89.5 (total 980) Private protected area (Trust for Nature) Bungalook Conservation Reserve Maroondah 2.1 Dexter’s Bush Maroondah 0.9 Eltham Copper Butterfl y Reserve Nillumbik 0.7 Harbury Cardinia 22.4 Uambi Maroondah 3.7 Willis Nature Park Nillumbik 81.7 Nature conservation reserve Adams Creek Nature Conservation Reserve Cardinia 57.5 Altona Nature Conservation Reserve Hobsons Bay 5.4 Angliss Native Grasslands Wyndham 22.4 Banchory Grove Nature Conservation Reserve Melton 21.9 Beaconsfi eld Nature Conservation Reserve Cardinia 171.8 Boomers Nature Conservation Reserve (C28)* Nillumbik 27.8 Cairnlea Estate Grassland Reserve Brimbank 37.5 Cardinia Creek Nature Conservation Reserve Cardinia 34.3 Central Creek Grasslands Reserve Darebin 7.0 Cherry Street Grasslands Darebin 13.6 Cooper Street Grasslands Darebin, Hume, Whittlesea 117.1 Craigieburn Grassland Hume, Whittlesea 343.9 Cranbourne Wetlands Casey 25.1 Deer Park Grasslands Melton 95.2 Derrimut Grasslands Brimbank 164.9 Gilbertson Grassland Brimbank 10.2 181
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Metropolitan Melbourne Investigatio
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Metropolitan Melbourne Investigatio
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Council members (left to right): G
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CONTENTS Foreword 1 The structure o
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY picture of the us
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PART A INTRODUCTION This part provi
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Metropolitan Melbourne’s populati
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1.4 Scope of the investigation This
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sporting facilities and parks, gard
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1.7 Policy context 1.7.1 INTERNATIO
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A signifi cant, staged increase in
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2 METROPOLITAN MELBOURNE - THE PLAC
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22 Figure 2.1 Geology of the invest
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Beaumaris and Sandringham. This are
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26 Figure 2.2 Geomorphological unit
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had a signifi cant impact on many b
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Water quality Water quality is natu
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2.3 Biodiversity Biodiversity refer
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2.3.3 ECOLOGICAL VEGETATION CLASSES
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36 Figure 2.6 Existing native veget
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38 Figure 2.8 Vegetation quality wi
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A total of 495 native vertebrate fa
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Box 2.3 Eltham copper butterfly The
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The investigation area contains abo
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Globally, warming is accelerating.
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Figure 2.11 Average annual inflows
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3 METROPOLITAN MELBOURNE - THE PEOP
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Box 3.1 Woodlands Historic Park Woo
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Figure 3.2 ‘Batman’s Treaty wit
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3.3.2 THE GROWTH AND URBANISATION O
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3.3.3 MELBOURNE’S PLANNING HISTOR
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3.4 The people of metropolitan Melb
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3.4.2 MELBOURNE’S FUTURE POPULATI
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4 PUBLIC LAND The Victorian Environ
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G Other government departments own
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4.4 Public land use categories An e
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National and state parks Victoria
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Other natural features reserves suc
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Table 4.5 Regional parks in the inv
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and tensions between user groups ar
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and utilities areas than elsewhere
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Table 4.6 Reference areas NAME AREA
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A summary of popular sport and recr
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Recycled water Melburnians use abou
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4.7.5 COMMERCIAL RESOURCE USES Acro
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PART D THE CONTRIBUTION OF PUBLIC L
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5.3 The contribution of public land
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LIVEABILITY GOAL: Dynamic resilient
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5.4 Opportunities for enhancing the
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Table 6.1 Open space categories CAT
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6.3 A history of Melbourne’s publ
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6.4 Open space strategies for metro
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Figure 6.2 Urban growth boundary an
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Trails are an important component o
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Public open space per capita Public
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Figure 6.7 Public open space per ca
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6.9 Providing new open space Box 6.
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COMMENTS INVITED The open space con
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Parklands and gardens The City of M
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Coastal impacts Sea-level rise in f
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8 ENHANCING BIODIVERSITY IN METROPO
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Climate change may also affect ecos
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Box 8.3 The National Reserve System
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Victoria’s Native Vegetation Mana
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Box 9.1 A short history of public l
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Page 144 and 145: 10 DRAFT RECOMMENDATIONS Public lan
Page 146 and 147: Regional park Regional parks are se
Page 148 and 149: Water production areas Water produc
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Page 156 and 157: Figure 10.3 Proposed Point Cook Coa
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Page 164 and 165: ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS ABS BP C
Page 166 and 167: REFERENCES 1 Department of Infrastr
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Page 170 and 171: 177 Parliament of Victoria (2008) S
Page 172 and 173: APPENDIX 1 COMMUNITY REFERENCE GROU
Page 174 and 175: APPENDIX 3 HISTORIC PLACES IN METRO
Page 176 and 177: Kings Domain Resting Place, Melbour
Page 178 and 179: ID SITE NAME PLACE TYPE Brimbank H0
Page 180 and 181: ID SITE NAME PLACE TYPE H0932 Retai
Page 182 and 183: ID SITE NAME PLACE TYPE H1051 Forme
Page 186 and 187: PROTECTED AREA MUNICIPALITY AREA (H
Page 188 and 189: PROTECTED AREA MUNICIPALITY AREA (H
Page 190 and 191: Proportion of public open space in
Page 192 and 193: Public open space ownership within
Page 194 and 195: Public open space per capita (2006,
Page 196: Public consultation Land is general
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