Burrowa–Pine Mountain National Park (18 400 ha) Total area Year Details Act Addition (ha) (ha) National Parks 1978 Park established 17 300 17 300 (Amendment) Act 1978 eastern side of the National Parks Addition to 1984 300 17 600 (Amendment) Act 1984 Burrowa Block National Parks 1989 Addition to the southern section 800 18 400 (Amendment) Act 1989 Burrowa–Pine Mountain National Park was included in Schedule Two of the National Parks Act 1975 (Vic.) on 16 May 1978 following Government acceptance of Land Conservation Council (LCC) Final Recommendations for the North-Eastern Study Area District 1 (LCC 1973). Three hundred hectares were added to the eastern side of the Burrowa Block in 1984, and a further 800 ha were added to the southern section on 23 August 1989. Chiltern–Mt Pilot National Park (21 650 ha) area Year Details Act Addition (ha) (ha) National Parks 1980 Chiltern State Park established 4250 4250 (Amendment) Act 1978 National Parks 1984 addition 5 4255 (Amendment) Act 1984 National Parks 1989 addition 45 4300 (Amendment) Act 1989 National Parks (Yarra 1995 addition Ranges and Other 20 4320 Amendments) Act 1995 name change to Chiltern Box–Ironbark National Parks 1997 - 4320 National Park, moved to Schedule 2 (Amendment) Act 1997 name change to Chiltern–Mt National Parks National Park with addition of Mt Pilot 2002 Ironbark and Other 17 245 21 565 Multi-purpose Park and Woolshed Parks) Act 2002 Falls (52 ha) excision (roads) National (Additions –7 2004 and Other Amendments) 21 560 addition (roads) 2 Act 2004 Chiltern–Mt Pilot National Park was proclaimed on 30 October 2002 based on the recommendations of the Environment Conservation Council (ECC) in its Box–Ironbark Forests and Woodlands Investigation Final Report (ECC 2001) accepted by the Government in 2002 (Government of Victoria 2002). The park includes the former Chiltern Box–Ironbark National Park and other areas of Crown land. The Chiltern section of the park was originally reserved forest and was known as Chiltern State Forest. Chiltern State Park (4250 ha) was included in Schedule 3 (Other Parks) of the National Parks Act on 26 April 1980 as a result of the National Parks (Amendment) Act 1978 (Vic.). The park was
Burrowa–Pine Mountain National Park (18 400 ha) Year Details Act Addition (ha) Total area (ha) 1978 Park established National Parks (Amendment) Act 1978 17 300 17 300 1984 Addition to eastern side of the Burrowa Block National Parks (Amendment) Act 1984 300 17 600 1989 Addition to the southern section National Parks (Amendment) Act 1989 800 18 400 Burrowa–Pine Mountain National Park was included in Schedule Two of the National Parks Act 1975 (Vic.) on 16 May 1978 following Government acceptance of Land Conservation Council (LCC) Final Recommendations for the North-Eastern Study Area District 1 (LCC 1973). Three hundred hectares were added to the eastern side of the Burrowa Block in 1984, and a further 800 ha were added to the southern section on 23 August 1989. Chiltern–Mt Pilot National Park (21 650 ha) Year Details Act Addition (ha) area (ha) 1980 Chiltern State Park established National Parks (Amendment) Act 1978 4250 4250 1984 addition National Parks (Amendment) Act 1984 5 4255 1989 addition National Parks (Amendment) Act 1989 45 4300 1995 addition National Parks (Yarra Ranges and Other Amendments) Act 1995 20 4320 1997 name change to Chiltern Box–Ironbark National Park, moved to Schedule 2 National Parks (Amendment) Act 1997 - 4320 2002 name change to Chiltern–Mt National Park with addition of Mt Pilot Multi-purpose Park and Woolshed Falls (52 ha) National Parks and Other Parks) Act 2002 17 245 21 565 2004 excision (roads) National (Additions and Other Amendments) Act 2004 –7 21 560 addition (roads) 2 Chiltern–Mt Pilot National Park was proclaimed on 30 October 2002 based on the recommendations of the Environment Conservation Council (ECC) in its Box–Ironbark Forests and Woodlands Investigation Final Report (ECC 2001) accepted by the Government in 2002 (Government of Victoria 2002). The park includes the former Chiltern Box–Ironbark National Park and other areas of Crown land. The Chiltern section of the park was originally reserved forest and was known as Chiltern State Forest. Chiltern State Park (4250 ha) was included in Schedule 3 (Other Parks) of the National Parks Act on 26 April 1980 as a result of the National Parks (Amendment) Act 1978 (Vic.). The park was Ironbark
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