Blue Mountains Local Environmental Plan 1991
Schedule 3Environmentally sensitive vegetation units
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Schedule 3 Environmentally sensitive vegetation units
Schedule 3 Environmentally sensitive vegetation units
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This Schedule refers to Clause 10.
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In this Schedule, some scientific names appear in either italics or bold and italics. Bold italics are used to denote rare, endangered or dominant species.
Environmentally sensitive vegetation units (that is, significant vegetation communities), for the purposes of this plan, consist of the following naturally occurring plant communities in the City of Blue Mountains Council area. These communities are based not only on the plant species composition, but also upon specific topographic and edaphic (soil) qualities that make vegetation habitats important. The structural formation of the plant communities follows the classification of Specht et al. (1974), cited in clause 8 (References) of this Schedule. Descriptions of the vegetation communities in this Schedule have, in part, been adapted from Keith and Benson (1988), Smith and Smith (1998) and Douglas (2001), also cited in clause 8.
sch 3: Am 26.9.1997; 15.6.2001. Subst 2006 (748), Sch 1.