cultural values Cultural and spiritual                  values Navigation and shipping * *     * TABLE 5: EXCLUSIONS TO BENEFICIAL USES IN SURFACE WATERS Beneficial use Segment Exclusion Within the Segment, water based recreation is not a beneficial use Aquatic Reserves within water supply areas with restricted public access. This consists of the surface waters of - the catchments upstream of the water supply off-takes at Upper Yarra Reservoir, O'Shannassy Weir, Armstrong Creek Weirs (east and west branches), Starvation Creek Weir, Big Flume Weir, Cement Creek (east branch) Weir, Coranderrk Creek Weir, Graceburn Creek Weir, Maroondah Reservoir, Sawpit Creek Weir, Donnelly's Creek Weir, Water based Aquatic Reserves Torrourrong Reservoir, Yan Yean Reservoir, Silvan Reservoir and recreation Greenvale Reservoir (not including catchment upstream of diversion drains); the catchments upstream of O'Shannassy Aqueduct from which waters drain directly into the aqueduct; special water supply catchment areas with restricted public access within National Parks under the management of Barwon Water and Wannon Water. Within the Port Phillip Bay segment, water based recreation (primary contact) is not a Water based beneficial use in surface waters off the Werribee coast bounded from high water at recreation Port Phillip Bay Point Wilson, along the shore to the south west head of the Werribee River entrance, (primary and perpendicular offshore to the 10-metre contour from these two points, bounded contact) alongshore by the 10-metre contour Human Within the Aquatic Reserves Segment of Port Phillip Bay, human consumption of Port Phillip Bay consumption of aquatic foods, is not a beneficial use except in those parts of the segment where the Aquatic Reserves aquatic foods activity is permitted under approved fisheries management plans Within the Port Phillip Bay segment, human consumption of aquatic foods (molluscs only), is not a beneficial use - in surface waters off the Werribee coast bounded from high water at Point Wilson, along the shore to the south west head of the Werribee River Human entrance, and perpendicular offshore to the 10-metre contour from these consumption of Port Phillip Bay two points, bounded alongshore by the 10-metre contour; aquatic foods in the surface waters of Corio Bay lying west of a line drawn between Point Henry and Point Lillias and bounded by high water; in the surface waters of Hobsons Bay below high water, bounded by the
cultural values Cultural and spiritual values                  Navigation and shipping * *     * TABLE 5: EXCLUSIONS TO BENEFICIAL USES IN SURFACE WATERS Beneficial use Segment Exclusion Water based recreation Aquatic Reserves Within the Aquatic Reserves Segment, water based recreation is not a beneficial use within water supply areas with restricted public access. This consists of the surface waters of - the catchments upstream of the water supply off-takes at Upper Yarra Reservoir, O'Shannassy Weir, Armstrong Creek Weirs (east and west branches), Starvation Creek Weir, Big Flume Weir, Cement Creek (east branch) Weir, Coranderrk Creek Weir, Graceburn Creek Weir, Maroondah Reservoir, Sawpit Creek Weir, Donnelly's Creek Weir, Torrourrong Reservoir, Yan Yean Reservoir, Silvan Reservoir and Greenvale Reservoir (not including catchment upstream of diversion drains); the catchments upstream of O'Shannassy Aqueduct from which waters drain directly into the aqueduct; special water supply catchment areas with restricted public access within National Parks under the management of Barwon Water and Wannon Water. Water based recreation (primary contact) Port Phillip Bay Within the Port Phillip Bay segment, water based recreation (primary contact) is not a beneficial use in surface waters off the Werribee coast bounded from high water at Point Wilson, along the shore to the south west head of the Werribee River entrance, and perpendicular offshore to the 10-metre contour from these two points, bounded alongshore by the 10-metre contour Human consumption of aquatic foods Port Phillip Bay Aquatic Reserves Within the Aquatic Reserves Segment of Port Phillip Bay, human consumption of aquatic foods, is not a beneficial use except in those parts of the segment where the activity is permitted under approved fisheries management plans Human consumption of aquatic foods Port Phillip Bay Within the Port Phillip Bay segment, human consumption of aquatic foods (molluscs only), is not a beneficial use - in surface waters off the Werribee coast bounded from high water at Point Wilson, along the shore to the south west head of the Werribee River entrance, and perpendicular offshore to the 10-metre contour from these two points, bounded alongshore by the 10-metre contour; in the surface waters of Corio Bay lying west of a line drawn between Point Henry and Point Lillias and bounded by high water; in the surface waters of Hobsons Bay below high water, bounded by the
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