Spiny Rice-flower (Pimelea spinescens subsp. spinescens) Matted Flax-lily (Dianella amoena). Salvage may also be required for other threatened, rare or common grassland, grassy woodland or wetland flora species in conjunction with the salvage of Spiny Rice-flower or Matted Flax-lily. For most plant species, seed only will be salvaged and then up’ in seed orchards before being planted as part of the ‘bulked restoration programs. Requirements under this protocol Step 1: Check NVIM The Native Vegetation Information Management System (NVIM) provides a map of where DELWP may require access to conduct salvage operations. The map will be updated as required to meet the needs of the restoration program. This mapped information can be accessed at the website nvim.delwp.vic.gov.au. If the land occurs within any of area that is not labelled salvage operations’ then DELWP will ‘Potential provide written confirmation (upon request) that no access for salvage is required and that the relevant planning permit condition has been met. Salvage may be required in areas labelled salvage operations’. In addition to the salvage of ‘Potential Spiny Rice-flower and Matted Flax-lily, DELWP may require access to salvage other native grassland, grassy woodland and/or wetland species at these sites to assist with restoration programs. To meet the requirements of the relevant planning permit condition for land in this area the following steps apply: Figure 1: Salvage protocol decision process Step 2: Permit holder provides completed salvage form to DELWP The salvage enquiry form is available on NVIM and requires the following information: planning permit number (if already issued) parcel location details whether the parcel is within the area labelled as salvage operations’ in NVIM ‘Potential if parcel is labelled salvage operations’, the proposed timing of removal of vegetation ‘Potential and/or habitat (i.e. when will works start, over what period, details of any staging). Step 3: makes decision regarding access for salvage requirements will decide whether salvage of Spiny Rice-flower, Matted Flax-lily and/or other flora species is DELWP required taking into account: The need for additional material for restoration programs, taking into account other flora material already available to DELWP, The likelihood of required flora species occurring on the land based on analysis of existing spatial and survey data,
Spiny Rice-flower (Pimelea spinescens subsp. spinescens) Matted Flax-lily (Dianella amoena). Salvage may also be required for other threatened, rare or common grassland, grassy woodland or wetland flora species in conjunction with the salvage of Spiny Rice-flower or Matted Flax-lily. For most plant species, seed only will be salvaged and then ‘bulked up’ in seed orchards before being planted as part of the restoration programs. Requirements under this protocol Step 1: Check NVIM The Native Vegetation Information Management System (NVIM) provides a map of where DELWP may require access to conduct salvage operations. The map will be updated as required to meet the needs of the restoration program. This mapped information can be accessed at the website nvim.delwp.vic.gov.au. If the land occurs within any of area that is not labelled ‘Potential salvage operations’ then DELWP will provide written confirmation (upon request) that no access for salvage is required and that the relevant planning permit condition has been met. Salvage may be required in areas labelled ‘Potential salvage operations’. In addition to the salvage of Spiny Rice-flower and Matted Flax-lily, DELWP may require access to salvage other native grassland, grassy woodland and/or wetland species at these sites to assist with restoration programs. To meet the requirements of the relevant planning permit condition for land in this area the following steps apply: Figure 1: Salvage protocol decision process Step 2: Permit holder provides completed salvage form to DELWP The salvage enquiry form is available on NVIM and requires the following information: planning permit number (if already issued) parcel location details whether the parcel is within the area labelled as ‘Potential salvage operations’ in NVIM if parcel is labelled ‘Potential salvage operations’, the proposed timing of removal of vegetation and/or habitat (i.e. when will works start, over what period, details of any staging). Step 3: makes decision regarding access for salvage requirements DELWP will decide whether salvage of Spiny Rice-flower, Matted Flax-lily and/or other flora species is required taking into account: The need for additional material for restoration programs, taking into account other flora material already available to DELWP, The likelihood of required flora species occurring on the land based on analysis of existing spatial and survey data,
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