DLWC definition

DLWC means the Department of Land and Water Conservation and its pre-decessors and successors.
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DLWC means Deep Lake Water Cooling.
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Examples of DLWC in a sentence

  • The strategy must include other relevant land managers such as DLWC.

  • Applications to establish a plantation that comply with the Code of Practice will be given approval by DLWC within 14 days.

  • The strategy must include other relevant land managers such as DLWC* and establish links with other research strategies such as that being developed under the State Biodiversity Strategy or the process under the Natural Resources Research Taskforce.

  • The Occupation Permit and Permissive Occupancy Taskforce, comprising the representatives of Director-General of NPWS*, the Chief Executive Officer of SFNSW*, the Director-General of DLWC* and the Chief Executive Officer of NSW Farmers* must consider the Southern Region by 31 December 2002.

  • Plantation establishment and reafforestation projects are authorised by the NSW Department of Land and Water Conservation (DLWC).

  • Pre-engineering work has progressed to the point where both the City and Enwave staff are satisfied that the DLWC project can be implemented successfully.

  • At its meeting of June 7, 8 and 9, 2000, City of Toronto Council approved a report from the Works Committee, which provided an update on the status of the DLWC project and recommended that authority be granted for an additional expenditure of up to $200,000, net of GST rebate, to enable completion of the pre-design study.

  • Financial commitments by the City of Toronto to date have been a total of $400,000, net of GST rebate, previously authorized by Council based on equal cost sharing with Enwave for a pre-design study for the DLWC project.

  • Plantation establishment and reafforestation projects are authorised by the NSW Department for Land and Water Conservation (DLWC).

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