on behalf of the Victorian Government. Introduction The vision of the SWRRIP is to develop an integrated statewide waste and resource recovery Sustainability Victoria (SV) undertook public system that continues to provide an essential consultation on draft amendments to the Statewide community service. Waste and Resource Recovery Infrastructure Plan (SWRRIP) between 1 August and 14 September The SWRRIP 2015 was the first of its kind in 2017. SV wishes to thank all individuals and Australia to provide a long-term vision and organisations that submitted feedback on the draft roadmap to guide future planning for waste and amendments. This feedback has been critical in the resource recovery infrastructure in the state. development of the 2018 SWRRIP. A total of 854 written submissions were received on Amendments to the SWRRIP the draft amendments during the consultation period from the community, local government, SV identified the need to amend the SWRRIP to waste and resource recovery groups (WRRGs), reflect regional infrastructure needs and priorities industry and land developers. These comprised 30 from the seven Regional Waste and Resource individual submissions and 824 identical email submissions from 559 individual the Recovery Implementation Plans (Regional ’Stop Tip’ supporters. Implementation Plans), which were developed with local communities as part of an integrated This report provides an overview of the consultation approach to planning and published over 2016 and process and an outline of key feedback themes 2017. and responses, including how this feedback informed the 2018 iteration of the SWRRIP. SV also updated data and clarified elements in the SWRRIP to reflect changes in policy, strategy and broader government activities. Background Launched in June 2015, the SWRRIP is led by SV
Introduction Sustainability Victoria (SV) undertook public consultation on draft amendments to the Statewide Waste and Resource Recovery Infrastructure Plan (SWRRIP) between 1 August and 14 September 2017. SV wishes to thank all individuals and organisations that submitted feedback on the draft amendments. This feedback has been critical in the development of the 2018 SWRRIP. A total of 854 written submissions were received on the draft amendments during the consultation period from the community, local government, waste and resource recovery groups (WRRGs), industry and land developers. These comprised 30 individual submissions and 824 identical email submissions from 559 individual ’Stop the Tip’ supporters. This report provides an overview of the consultation process and an outline of key feedback themes and responses, including how this feedback informed the 2018 iteration of the SWRRIP. Background Launched in June 2015, the SWRRIP is led by SV on behalf of the Victorian Government. The vision of the SWRRIP is to develop an integrated statewide waste and resource recovery system that continues to provide an essential community service. The SWRRIP 2015 was the first of its kind in Australia to provide a long-term vision and roadmap to guide future planning for waste and resource recovery infrastructure in the state. Amendments to the SWRRIP SV identified the need to amend the SWRRIP to reflect regional infrastructure needs and priorities from the seven Regional Waste and Resource Recovery Implementation Plans (Regional Implementation Plans), which were developed with local communities as part of an integrated approach to planning and published over 2016 and 2017. SV also updated data and clarified elements in the SWRRIP to reflect changes in policy, strategy and broader government activities.
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