C - 249 parks and reserves D - 495 parks and reserves E - 1922 reserves The highest priorities are those parks and reserves in Park Groups A1 and A2 (refer to Appendix E). To determine which waterways within these Park Groups should be considered as key features, it is recommended that CMAs and Melbourne Water consult with regional Parks Victoria staff (using the waterways cited in park management plans as a preliminary list). AVIRA Metric – State Significance (Victorian Parks and Reserves) Based on the above, State Significance (Victorian value was scored using the Parks and Reserves) following metric: High Descriptor Data Value Descriptor Waterway Yes State Significance - key feature of a park or reserve listed within Park Park A1 or A2 Groups A1 or A2 * No Not a key feature of a park or reserve listed within Park Groups A1 or Not Park A1 A2 or A2 Data Sources: Parks Victoria MS Access Database Parks Victoria Management Plans, Parks Notes, etc. Local knowledge * Some waterways will not be linked to ISC reaches. State Significance - Victorian Heritage Sites Background Places and objects included in the Heritage Register are generally considered to be of 'state-wide' significance. In other words, of importance to the understanding of Victorian history. The types of places included on the Victorian Heritage Register include: buildings and places; objects; gardens and trees; cemeteries; precincts; archaeological places and relics; and shipwrecks, relics and protected zones. Valuing Victorian Heritage Sites There are 1,783 places listed in Victoria. Of these places, no attempt has been made to identify the number with waterways listed as key features. Therefore, it is recommended that the CMAs and
C - 249 parks and reserves D - 495 parks and reserves E - 1922 reserves The highest priorities are those parks and reserves in Park Groups A1 and A2 (refer to Appendix E). To determine which waterways within these Park Groups should be considered as key features, it is recommended that CMAs and Melbourne Water consult with regional Parks Victoria staff (using the waterways cited in park management plans as a preliminary list). AVIRA Metric – State Significance (Victorian Parks and Reserves) Based on the above, State Significance (Victorian Parks and Reserves) value was scored using the following metric: High Value Waterway Descriptor Data Descriptor Yes State Significance - key feature of a park or reserve listed within Park Groups A1 or A2 * Park A1 or A2 No Not a key feature of a park or reserve listed within Park Groups A1 or A2 Not Park A1 or A2 Data Sources: Parks Victoria MS Access Database Parks Victoria Management Plans, Parks Notes, etc. Local knowledge * Some waterways will not be linked to ISC reaches. State Significance - Victorian Heritage Sites Background Places and objects included in the Heritage Register are generally considered to be of 'state-wide' significance. In other words, of importance to the understanding of Victorian history. The types of places included on the Victorian Heritage Register include: buildings and places; objects; gardens and trees; cemeteries; precincts; archaeological places and relics; and shipwrecks, relics and protected zones. Valuing Victorian Heritage Sites There are 1,783 places listed in Victoria. Of these places, no attempt has been made to identify the number with waterways listed as key features. Therefore, it is recommended that the CMAs and
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