Examples of National Heritage Place in a sentence
The Contractor must ensure that, in carrying out the Contractor's Activities: it does not take any action that has, will have or is likely to have a significant impact on the National Heritage Values of a National Heritage Place; and it does not act inconsistently with or contravene: a management plan for a National Heritage Place made under the EPBC Act; or the National Heritage Management Principles under the EPBC Act.
However it also poses a risk to various other Matters of National Environmental Significance including 14 threatened species, 20 migratory species and a National Heritage Place.
The Parties agree that the Forest Management System provides for the protection of National Heritage through management of National Heritage Values of National Heritage Place in accordance with National Heritage Management Principles.
The Subcontractor must ensure that, in carrying out the Subcontractor’s Activities: it does not take any action that has, will have or is likely to have a significant impact on the National Heritage Values of a National Heritage Place; and it does not act inconsistently with or contravene: a management plan for a National Heritage Place made under the EPBC Act; or the National Heritage Management Principles under the EPBC Act.
Conditions 33(b) to (e) below must be undertaken for EPBC Act listed threatened and migratory species, including dugong, turtles and dolphins and other species as relevant to the values of the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area and National Heritage Place.
The Subcontractor must ensure that, in carrying out the Subcontractor's Activities: it does not take any action that has, will have or is likely to have a significant impact on the National Heritage Values of a National Heritage Place; and it does not act inconsistently with or contravene: a management plan for a National Heritage Place made under the EPBC Act; or the National Heritage Management Principles under the EPBC Act.
This report to be provided to DSEWPaC on an annual basis (as per the requirements of the survey) within 1 month of receiving the report from the heritage specialist.Incident ReportingProject development activities that impact on National Heritage Values of the National Heritage Place, to be reported to DSEWPaC in writing within 72hours.
It is situated on Mount Woorut and adjacent to the eastern boundary of Warrumbungle National Park, which is a listed National Heritage Place for its geomorphology.
Murujuga also contains several rock shelters, ceremonial places, and stone arrangements, amongst other archaeological and sacred sites.The Dampier Archipelago (including Burrup Peninsula) was included in the National Heritage List as a National Heritage Place on 3 July 2007, and covers an approximate area of 36,860 ha.
As a result, the new water transfer pipeline upgrades in this section requires activities which are located within the National Heritage Place.