Collection: Local Book

Report outline the results of archaeological excavation carried out in 2010. The precinct is thought to potentially contain the archaeological remains of saw mills, wheelwrights, tanneries and the mud brick Railway Hotel.

Strategy to ensure the impacts of feral, over-abundant native and domestic animals are appropriately minimised and that the development does not result in an increase of problematic animals.

Management Plan makes provision for the identification and management of weeds during and after construction of the Precincts.

The Biodiversity Assessment was prepared to provide a description of the flora and fauna that occur within and adjacent to South and North Dunheved Precincts, to predict impacts from the proposed developments.

Illustrates how the proposed development of the Eastern Precinct (Ropes Crossing) responds to the requirements of the adopted Eastern Precinct Plan and the Development Control Strategy (DCS). It expresses the next level of specificity of detail.